MEET US AT THE BOSPHORUS BOAT SHOW 2026

We are pleased to announce our participation in the Bosphorus Boat Show 2026, taking place from February 21 to 28, 2026, in Istanbul. This key international event will be an opportunity to connect with our community and present one of our most iconic models.

Our trusted partner Iguana Turkey will be representing the brand on site, showcasing the Iguana Sport, a versatile and high-performance amphibious yacht designed for effortless enjoyment on sea and shore.

THE IGUANA SPORT

The Iguana Sport combines performance, comfort, and versatility. Its open deck layout, generous seating, and large helm make every moment on board relaxing and intuitive. Capable of reaching 62 knots and landing on virtually any coast, it is perfect for cruising, water sports, sunbathing, or family outings.

With timeless, elegant design and extensive customization options, from integrated hard tops to underwater LEDs, the Iguana Sport delivers style and freedom in equal measure.

Meet the team of Iguana Turkey at the Bosphorus Boat Show and experience the Iguana Sport up close. We look forward to welcoming you and discussing your next adventures, on land and at sea.

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