TEST DRIVE THE IGUANA SPORT IN SOUTH FLORIDA

Amphibious enthusiasts mark your calendars! We are hosting a series of exclusive sea trials in South Florida in April with our local dealer Prestige Marine. This much-anticipated event promises an unforgettable experience for boat lovers. Nestled in the vibrant coastal landscape of South Florida, you will have the opportunity to watch the amazing Iguana Sport capacities. Against the backdrop of azure waters and sun-kissed shores, discover the unmatched agility, comfort, and sheer exhilaration that define the Iguana experience. 

Throughout the sea trials, you will have the chance to test the limits of the Iguana Sport under the guidance of seasoned professionals. Whether navigating challenging terrain or cruising at high speeds, you can expect nothing short of a thrilling and unforgettable ride. 

THE IGUANA SPORT

Designed to give you a sporty experience like never before, the Iguana Sport combines comfort with performance. Its spacious hull and spacious deck allow you to enjoy extended adventures. This 9m boat is ideally fitted for the Miami coast, especially the feated twin 450HP racing Mercury.

FIND US IN SOUTH FLORIDA, USA

SCHEDULE YOUR SEA TRIAL

MEET THE TEAM THERE

KEVIN FISHMAN

Director of Sales

Prestige Marine

IRIS BRUGIDOU

US Executive

Iguana Yachts 

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