IGUANA YACHTS AT THE QATAR INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW

We are very pleased to announce our participation at the Qatar International Boat Show 2024. We would love to meet you there from November 6th to 9th, 2024. You will find us at our stand SD-001, old Doha port. You will have the opportunity to see the Iguana Sport on display with our local dealer, Seas & Desert. 

Schedule a meeting with the team to discuss your boat needs for 2025 and learn more about our amphibious boats. 

DISCOVER THE IGUANA SPORT ON DISPLAY AT OUR STAND SD-001

SEAS AND DESERT, OUR LOCAL DEALER IN QATAR

Seas & Deserts Group was established with the sole intention of catering to the growing demand for two important aspects of Middle Eastern society, the love of “Bahar” & “Barr” (Sea & Desert) as people call them. The company import, export, distribute, supply, and carry after-sale service of utility ships, Mega Yachts, Yachts, Boats, All Terrain Vehicles, Navigational Electronics, Marine/Land equipment, and Special equipment, Providing clients with the finest international brands, latest products and superior services.

Not available? No worries. Iguana Yachts is present at several events throughout the year.

Find us there! 

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