The vessel, called Ghost, uses two 12ft (3.6 metre) winged struts that stand on twin hulls to lift the main craft clear out of the water. This allows the Ghost to reach speeds of 33 knots (38 mph/61km/h) even when faced with waves of 8ft (2.4 metre) high.
Ghost was developed by US-based Juliet Marine Systems, founded by entrepeneur Greg Sancoff.
'Ghost is a reconfigurable SWATH (small water area twin hull),' Cliff Byrd, senior product specialist at Juliet Marine Systems told MailOnline.
'It is the world’s first reconfigurable SWATH and the world’s fastest (32knots plus). SWATH hulls are very stable and ride through rough seas better than most other hull forms.'
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