Kaimana

Our company is officially regional director for the US company Sub Sea Systems Inc. This company is a world leader in innovative products and underwater experiences for the marine tourism industry.

KAIMANA™, meaning “power of the sea” in Hawaiian, is an underwater arena that features games, challenge courses and experiences within a fully self-contained above-ground pool/ theater.

The venue uses an intelligently designed floor structure with interchangeable theming or activity sets, so that the arena’s layout can be transformed into a rotation of new attractions– such as Aqua Maze, Water Wars and virtual reality snorkeling.

These exciting underwater games are family-friendly, encourage competition and attract repeat participation.

Players enter the arena using the self-contained Sea TREK® helmet diving system. Sea TREK is a proven product that has conducted more than 3.5 million guest experiences worldwide. Players do not need to know how to swim or have any previous experience to participate. Minimum age is 8.

For more information see movie below or contact us by email: ad@subseasystems.com

• Above-ground pool with basic concrete construction
• Main pool water depth of 2.6 m (8.5 ft) / Shelf water depth: 1 m (3 ft)
• Modular walls and props connect to floor track system for easy reconfiguration
• Large acrylic windows for spectator viewing & interaction with in-water players
• Fully integrated water quality system
• Guest check-in counter
• Machinery space for water management system and compressed air filling station
• Large wrap around pool deck with lifeguard stations
• Entry and exit staircase
• In-water emergency exits (ladders)
• Digital signage / lighting

To improve your R.O.I. the Kaimana arena can be designed including an DIVR+ virtual reality snorkling area (see pictures below)

• Virtual reality snorkeling experience with sensory effects
• Participants wear a waterproof VR headset, breathe through a snorkel and use a floatation belt to maintain a neutral/prone position in the water
• Participants grasp handles attached to a stationary thruster motor that produces variable bursts of water and other sensory effects synchronized with the VR content
• VR in neutral buoyancy is convincingly realistic– participants feel as if they’re flying, twisting, turning and diving
• Sensory effects include haptic feedback through the handles, sound, and bubbles