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IGUANA YACHTS WAS AT THE ICONSIAM VINTAGE CAR SHOW, IN THAILAND

What a marvelous event last weekend at the Iconsiam Vintage Car Show! We were there with MF Group and an Iguana X100. 

Did you get the chance to see the Iguana? 

The Iguana is the ideal yacht for exploring Thailand’s beautiful coastline. It has a unique amphibious capability, which allows it to go offshore, south of the mainland, where there are a plethora of deserted islands waiting to be explored. With an experienced guide by your side and no one else around, you will explore isolated beaches with the world’s most stunning coral reefs. The country is full of deserted coastlines and unexplored places. Escape with your own Iguana! Our unique boats are built with a perfect balance of safety and comfort. simple, elegant, and versatile these amphibious boats allow passengers to discover Thailand’s hidden spots. MF Group is an exclusive Iguana distributor for amphibious vehicles in Thailand. 

DISCOVER THE IGUANA X100

Iguana is the best boating solution, it is a hassle free way to enjoy the water without many staff and operation. Thailand is the paradise beach location, the Iguana will be a suitable product for my customers.

Are you living in Thailand and looking for the perfect boat?  Contact our Iguana dealer MF Group for more information. 

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