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Global leader in designing, engineering, and manufacturing submersibles for deep ocean exploration. #Triton #Tritonsubs

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From award-winning films to deep-ocean research, @tritonsubmarines have shaped the way we explore our underwater world. Built for pleasure and professional use, trusted by captains, scientists and filmmakers who rely on absolute clarity and dependability below the surface.

With premium materials, record-setting dives and the clearest views beneath the surface, Triton submersibles continue to open new frontiers for owners and experts alike.
Swipe to meet a few of our favourite models. by @tritonsubmarines

One of the questions we’re asked most often is: What does it really feel like to descend in a @tritonsubmarines ..👌🙂 by @tritonsubmarines

Attending the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show this week…🙌👌

The stunning 55m AXIS, built by Damen Yachting, will be attending the show with her Triton 3300/3 submersible onboard, all with amenities designed for comfort and adventure.

Contact @edmistonyachts to arrange a viewing during the show!

@allen.exploration @carlallen_aex by @tritonsubmarines

New depths, new discoveries, new expedition from @oceanx

The new mission will explore the waters of Timor-Leste, part of the Coral Triangle and one of the most biodiverse marine regions on Earth.

Building on OceanX’s previous research in the region, the expedition will explore deep-sea habitats, document marine biodiversity and search for potentially undiscovered species.

It’s wonderful to see @oceanx, @nektonmission and @oceancensus bringing together expertise and technology to uncover more of our ocean’s extraordinary marine life.

📸 by @oceanx by @tritonsubmarines

Happy Halloween 🎃 👻 by @tritonsubmarines

POV: You need more friends with submersibles…

Lucky, @oceanx has two. Nadir and Neptune take scientists and filmmakers beneath the surface, bringing them face to face with marine life in its natural habitat and offering a perspective few get to experience. by @tritonsubmarines

For four decades, Patrick Lahey has helped shape how people explore the ocean, developing human-occupied submersibles and becoming the second Canadian to reach the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

On October 2, Triton’s CEO and Co-Founder was formally invested as a Member of the Order of Canada at Rideau Hall in Ottawa. The honour recognises his contributions to ocean exploration and his longstanding advocacy for safe practices in the deep-diving industry.

For Patrick, the occasion also carried a personal significance: joining the Canadian underwater pioneers whose work he has long admired.
“Receiving the insignia at Rideau Hall was a profoundly moving experience. To join Canadian underwater pioneers I so admire, including Dr. Joe MacInnis, Dr. Phil Nuytten, and James Cameron, is an honor I will always treasure. I share it with the entire Triton team, whose skill and dedication make our work possible.”

That acknowledgement of the team reflects the collective effort behind every submersible and every dive. As Triton approaches its 20th anniversary in 2027, Patrick’s commitment to exploration, engineering and safety continues to inform the work we do.

Photo credit: Louis Dubé Photo credit: Anne-Marie Brisson by @tritonsubmarines

Lights, camera… submarines! 🎬🌊

Last week we welcomed the Indian River Chamber of Commerce team to our Sebastian facility to film a special feature for the 2026 Industry Appreciation Awards. We’re honored to be among this year’s nominees.

We shared our story of building world-leading deep-ocean exploration technology right here on the Treasure Coast. The full video premieres at the awards gala on November 5. Stay tuned! by @tritonsubmarines

Nothing beats sub life…✨

@oceanx exploring the deep in style, with science at the heart of the adventure. by @tritonsubmarines

We are excited to see @bbcearth Blue Planet III arriving, bringing the extraordinary world beneath the ocean’s surface to audiences once again. Triton has a special connection to the series.

Our TRITON 3300/3, Nadir, played an important role in the filming of Blue Planet II, helping the production team capture remarkable footage of marine life in the deep ocean. We also had the privilege of taking Sir David Attenborough beneath the Great Barrier Reef for his landmark documentary exploring this extraordinary ecosystem.

The official Blue Planet III trailer is available to watch now, ahead of the new series arriving on BBC One and BBC iPlayer this autumn.

🎥 by @bbcearth by @tritonsubmarines

The OceanX Summit in Singapore brought together leaders from science, industry, government and philanthropy to explore how research, technology and investment can advance marine and climate science.

Attended by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong, the summit examined the partnerships needed to support ocean research, accelerate innovation and turn promising ideas into practical solutions. A flagship initiative of Dalio Philanthropies, OceanX demonstrates what can be achieved through long-term investment, scientific expertise and collaboration.

It was particularly rewarding to see one of our Triton submersibles taking centre stage, providing a fitting backdrop to discussions about the future of ocean exploration and the technology helping to make it possible.

Congratulations to the OceanX team and everyone involved in bringing these conversations together. by @tritonsubmarines

What an absolute unit of a week filming for @ircchamber! 🎥

We had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Patrick Lahey, co-founder and CEO of @tritonsubmarines, fresh from Canada, where he was invested into the prestigious Order of Canada for his contributions to marine exploration and innovation.

Beyond being a pioneering explorer and business leader, Patrick is a devoted family man who, of all the places in the United States, chose Indian River County to build his business nearly 20 years ago.

Proud to help tell the stories of the extraordinary people and businesses that make Indian River County one of the best places to live, work, and do business in Florida! by @tritonsubmarines