LAST NEWS FROM THE IGUANA SUMMER TOUR

As August comes to an end, our Summer Tour remains in full swing. From exclusive events on Long Island and exhilarating sea trials in Cape Cod Bay to a serene passage through the Hamptons and the exploration of the East Coast’s breathtaking landscapes, our esteemed Iguana Commuter continues its spirited journey. Discover more about our recent events.

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ALLIED MARINE & THE NAVY BEACH RESTAURANT

MONTAUK, NY

We were invited to be the official tender for Ferretti’s clients attending the event. The Allied Marine team was kind and accommodating during the day. We brought to light the amphibious capabilities of our boats by transporting the customers on their yachts to the land, safe and dry. The landscape was splendid, the sea was calm, the perfect condition to cruise with our partner.

From a welcoming atmosphere to enthusiastic people, we were welcomed for a delicious brunch at the Navy Beach Restaurant. An ideal place to take a break during your sea trip for relaxation and good food. This place perfectly captures the essence of a summer family day!

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THE NANTUCKET RACE WEEK 2024

NANTUCKET, MA

We had the pleasure of participating in Nantucket Race Week, and it was a tremendous success for us. We showcased the Iguana’s incredible capabilities to a wide audience, and each time it arrived on a beach, it made an immediate impression. 

The experience was fantastic, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to Sergey from Nantucket Marine for being our guide on the island. Nantucket is truly a beautiful destination. Enjoy some of the photos we captured.

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SEA TRIALS IN FISHERS ISLAND & THIMBLE ISLANDS

FISHERS ISLAND, NY & THIMBLE ISLANDS, CT

We embarked on an exclusive visit to Fishers Island, offering our community the opportunity to experience sea trials in this picturesque location. Just a swift 15-minute voyage from Mystic, Connecticut, brought us to this stunning destination.

The day was nothing short of perfect for cruising along the breathtaking coastline, where the Iguana Commuter’s performance and versatility on both land and sea were on full display. This demonstration truly underscored why the Iguana is the ultimate choice for this coveted region.

Then, we visited other prospects in the Thimble Islands. What a surprise it was to see its beaches so similar to Normandy in France! From the beautiful archipelagos to the colorful coasts, we were overwhelmed by nostalgia.

In addition, the sea trial went beautifully! Our clients loved the Iguana Commuter, it is the perfect solution for them as they are living on a private island. How not to be conquered by the Iguana Experience? Once you have tried it, you love it!

FOLLOW OUR TRIP IN NEW ENGLAND

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NEXT STOP: NEWPORT BOAT SHOW & SEA TRIALS AT CASEY'S MARINA

NEWPORT, RI

Join us at Casey’s Marina from September 5th to 10th in the charming coastal town of Newport, Rhode Island. Over these five days, we will offer sea trials and our team will be on hand to answer all your questions. Don’t miss the chance to explore the Iguana Commuter firsthand!
We look forward to seeing you there.

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