MEET US AT THE NEWPORT BOAT SHOW

We are thrilled to announce our participation in one of the largest and most prestigious boat shows in the United States, the Newport International Boat Show. Join us at our stand on Perry Mill Land Display in Newport, Rhode Island from September 12th to 15th 2024.
 
Our team is eager to showcase the exceptional Iguana Commuter. This is a fantastic opportunity to see our vessels up close, ask questions, and experience what sets Iguana apart in the world of luxury boating. 
 
We would love for you to visit our stand and connect with us during the show. Your presence would make our debut at Newport even more special. 
 
We look forward to seeing you there,
 
The Iguana Team 🦎

FIND US ON PERRY MILL WHARF

IGUANA COMMUTER

No need to introduce the Iguana Commuter. This amphibious boat offers comfort and protection to its passengers. Come and discover the amphibious technology and French luxury materialized in the Iguana Commuter.

IGUANA COMMUTER

Joshua Bird & Iris Brugidou

Meet the Iguana team at the Newport Boat Show. 

Joshua Bird
New England Manager

joshua.bird@iguanayachts.com
Phone: +1 (401) 824-4440

We hope to see you there!

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