this new £350million superyacht is so luxurious you can go surfing on board… and it even boasts its own waterfall - li ion battery cell

When life is a beach, you can enjoy being stuck on a new 0. 35 billion super yacht, which is so luxurious and even has its own waterfall.
More importantly, you can get through
Surfing-actually-because it also has an artificial wave machine, you can navigate the waves without having to wade. The 135metre-
Long Boat is the creative idea of Norwegian yacht designer Kurt Strand.
Known as "California", his super
The yacht concept includes club style lounge area with bar, nightclub, playroom and gym with Turkish bath, massage room and health spa.
It has its own 24-
A seating cinema, a bowling alley and a showroom for classic cars. The 8,000-tonne mega-
The yacht has a top speed of 20 knots per hour, three swimming pools and its own waterfall on the lower deck.
According to Strand, one of the swimming pools is designed to have its own surfing console so that owners can enjoy the California lifestyle at any time. The 55-year-
It also has its own desalination system that converts seawater into drinking water, Old said.
His eco-friendly work is equipped with an advanced water cleaning system that works automatically when it sails at sea.
The vessel was designed with a hybrid electric propulsion system, driven by an efficient diesel turbine generator, he said.
Power from 60-tonne lithium-
Ion battery pack capable of holding 2 million watts of power.
This means that it can run on battery power for five hours in the case of a cruise speed drop of 11 knots.
The California helipad is operated by an elevator system, so the helicopter can be stored under the top deck of the yacht.
The project has attracted interest in some of the world's largest large projects, Mr. Strander said. yacht builders.
He added: "This is a truly unique yacht with huge glass walls, glass balconies, folding glass doors and retractable sections that open the living area.
"The price of the yacht will be around 0. 35 billion.