Iguana at the SCIBS

SANCTUARY COVE BOAT SHOW: THE IGUANA COMMUTER ON DISPLAY IN AUSTRALIA

The Sanctuary Cove Boat Show is one of the most incredible boat shows in the Southern Hemisphere. Bringing together the best suppliers and experts in the marine industry worldwide, the Sanctuary Cove Boat Show has become a must-attend event in Australia.

 

Over 40,000 attendees, 337 exhibitors, and more than 600 boats were reunited for four days. Despite the rain, the show was beautiful.

Steve, our sales representative was there to meet our Australian clients and make them discover our brand. Shown to the public for the first time in Australia, the Iguana Commuter was very successful. We had a very good time.

Thank you to Queensland Marine Centre for their warm welcome. 

See you next year!

Here are some pictures about the show. 

Iguana at the SCIBS
Iguana Commuter in Queensland
Iguana Commuter in Queensland
Iguana Commuter in Queensland
Iguana Commuter in Queensland

THE IGUANA COMMUTER BY DAN JONES

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