The present invention relates to a submersible stern platform (100) equipped with openings for recreation, comprising an opening (150), one or more secondary openings (160) preferably arranged along the vicinity of the opening (150), the opening (150) being reversibly closed by a gate (151) and the secondary openings (160) being reversibly closed by one or more secondary gates (161).

The present invention relates to a submersible stern platform (100) equipped with openings for recreation, comprising an opening (150), one or more secondary openings (160) preferably arranged along the vicinity of the opening (150), the opening (150) being reversibly closed by a gate (151) and the secondary openings (160) being reversibly closed by one or more secondary gates (161).

A boat includes an inner hull layer an outer hull layer. Each layer includes a deck, a starboard side, a port side, and a stern. Each layer is assembled from flat sections. The boat further includes a waterproof layer located between the inner and outer hull layers. Each layer can be disassembled for boat storage purposes.

A boat includes an inner hull layer an outer hull layer. Each layer includes a deck, a starboard side, a port side, and a stern. Each layer is assembled from flat sections. The boat further includes a waterproof layer located between the inner and outer hull layers. Each layer can be disassembled for boat storage purposes.

A boat, having a stern, includes one or more inclined seats. Each inclined seat includes a seat bottom that is inclined at a downward angle in a direction extending from aft to fore and a seat back. The inclined seat may be movable to allow access to a compartment associated with the inclined seat. The inclined seat may be an aft-facing seat. The inclined seat may also include a headrest positioned above an upper portion of the seatback.

A boat, having a stern, includes one or more inclined seats. Each inclined seat includes a seat bottom that is inclined at a downward angle in a direction extending from aft to fore and a seat back. The inclined seat may be movable to allow access to a compartment associated with the inclined seat. The inclined seat may be an aft-facing seat. The inclined seat may also include a headrest positioned above an upper portion of the seatback.

A system for recharging power storage devices on a watercraft is disclosed herein. The system for recharging power storage devices on a watercraft includes a shell, at least one linear channel fixedly mounted inside the shell, a turbine having at least one rotor, one shaft connected to the rotor, and a generator. The system for recharging power storage devices on a watercraft is useful for converting the rotational energy provided by the water flowing past the turbine rotor into electrical energy to charge a power storage device on a watercraft.

A system for recharging power storage devices on a watercraft is disclosed herein. The system for recharging power storage devices on a watercraft includes a shell, at least one linear channel fixedly mounted inside the shell, a turbine having at least one rotor, one shaft connected to the rotor, and a generator. The system for recharging power storage devices on a watercraft is useful for converting the rotational energy provided by the water flowing past the turbine rotor into electrical energy to charge a power storage device on a watercraft.

A reconfigurable watercraft comprising a bow section, at least one intermediate section, a stern section, and first and second connecting systems. The first and second connecting systems are configured to allow the watercraft be configured in first and second configurations. In the first configuration, a position of the bow section to the at least one intermediate section is fixed and a position of the stern section relative to the at least one intermediate section. In the second configuration, the bow section is allowed to be displaced relative the at least one intermediate section and the stern section is allowed to be displaced relative to the at least one intermediate section.

A reconfigurable watercraft comprising a bow section, at least one intermediate section, a stern section, and first and second connecting systems. The first and second connecting systems are configured to allow the watercraft be configured in first and second configurations. In the first configuration, a position of the bow section to the at least one intermediate section is fixed and a position of the stern section relative to the at least one intermediate section. In the second configuration, the bow section is allowed to be displaced relative the at least one intermediate section and the stern section is allowed to be displaced relative to the at least one intermediate section.