THE ULTIMATE AMPHIBIOUS BOAT FOR UK COASTS

THE PERFECT SOLUTION FOR WATERFRONT PROPERTIES

Gone are the worries of getting a permit for a dock, awkward berthing manoeuvres in busy marinas or being restricted by the tides, protecting your boat in bad storms. Simply park your boat at home for quick and easy access.

Give your family and friends a unique and safe experience. Water sports, cruising, fishing, exploring: enjoy multiples activities with an amphibious boat that can tackle sea and land.

Embark directly from your house and enjoy a boat that is easy to store and to maintain. Iguana owners use their boat 6 times more than a traditional boat as it is very easy to use. Iguanas can be used in every season even in winter. They offer a very dry and protected experience.

Embark from your home

Launch your boat in seconds

BOOK YOUR SEA TRIAL IN THE UK

We would be delighted to have you sea trial the boat in the UK. You can find us on the South Coast from Falmouth to Brighton. 

Experience unrestricted boating journeys with the Iguana X100 amphibious boat. Discover the tracks landing gear and enjoy the design and the performance of this 10m RIB.

Book a sea trial with Toby, our sales representative in the UK and discover the Iguana technology. If your property offers a waterside access, a direct collection from your house is possible.

 

🗓  April & May 2022

📍 From Falmouth to Brighton

🌊 With the Iguana X100

 

South Sands Beach in Salcombe

The Iguana X100 in Devon

MEET OUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Toby Scruby

Toby Scruby

Iguana Yachts UK

+44 7932 559443

toby@iguanayachts.com

WE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU

Related articles

What Is the Name of the Boat with Tank Treads?

The short answer is the Iguana Yachts line of amphibious boats, these are the world’s first production boats to feature retractable caterpillar tracks that let them transition seamlessly between water and land.  Imagine a vessel that slices through the water at highway speeds, then—with the

Boat with tracks: How Iguana Yachts is redefining amphibious mobility

For decades, the fundamental limitation of boating has remained unchanged: boats belong on water, and the shoreline represents a hard boundary.  Marinas, docks, ramps, and trailers have always been necessary intermediaries between land and sea.  But what if a boat could simply drive itself out

From Land to Sea in Seconds

One boat, two environments, and no ramp in between. At sea, the Iguana RIB reaches up to 45 knots. On land, its tracks carry it over sand, shingle, mud and slipways at up to 6.5 km/h. The change from one to the other takes only