CRUISING THE COAST OF GREECE, IGUANA X100 WHITE EDITION IN GLYFADA

From April 24th to 30th, 2025, we had the pleasure of hosting an exclusive week-long event in one of the most stunning boating destinations in the world: the Athenian Riviera. Set against the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, our sea trials in Glyfada, Greece, offered guests a firsthand experience of the versatility, performance, and elegance of the Iguana X100 White Edition.

SEA TRIALS IN THE ATHENIAN RIVIERA

Each day, guests were welcomed aboard by our experienced captain, Toby Scruby, for individual sea trials designed to highlight the X100’s amphibious capabilities and seamless land-to-sea transition.

From private demos to scenic cruises along the coast, every outing showcased the innovation behind Iguana’s amphibious technology, all set to the backdrop of sunny skies, calm seas, and the picturesque Greek coastline.

This event was not just about performance. It was about creating memorable moments on the water, from exploring hidden coves to watching the sunset from the deck of the X100 White Edition. We were thrilled to see such strong interest and enthusiasm from both local and international guests, including boating enthusiasts, prospective owners, and members of the marine industry.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us, and to the Glyfada community for such a warm welcome. Your energy made this event special.

Could not make it to Greece? Do not worry, we have more sea trials and events planned for the rest of the summer. Stay tuned by following our next event, the Iguana Summer Tour 2025!

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