LOOKING BACK AT THE PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW 2025

The Palm Beach International Boat Show 2025 was an unforgettable experience, and we want to take a moment to express our gratitude.

A huge thank you to the organizers of the show for hosting such a fantastic event, bringing together boating enthusiasts from all over. We were thrilled to showcase the Iguana Sport, meet passionate visitors, and discuss the future of amphibious boating.

To everyone who stopped by our stand 924, whether to learn more about our boats, chat with our U.S. sales team Nicolas Price & Joshua Bird, or just share your love for the water, we truly appreciate your support and enthusiasm.

Your excitement for innovation and adventure is what drives us to keep pushing boundaries. If you did not get a chance to see us at the show, feel free to reach out. We would love to continue the conversation!

If you couldn’t visit us at the show or are interested in experiencing one of our Iguana amphibious boats firsthand, we have great news! Our demo boat is available in Miami, ready for an exclusive sea trial. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness its exceptional performance on both land and water. Schedule a meeting with Nick today to reserve your slot and explore the remarkable capabilities of our innovative amphibious boats.

Private Island was also collaborating with us on this stand and we were glad to have them by our side. We hope to see you again at next year’s show! In the meantime, stay connected and follow our latest updates, innovations, and events by joining us on our social media channels and newsletter.

See you on the water!

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