ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST EVER IGUANA BOAT IN NEW ZEALAND!

We are proud to officially announce the presence of the first Iguana in New Zealand. This is a new step for Iguana Yachts. Indeed this region has always been the perfect place for our amphibious boats. On this occasion, we are hosting multiple sea trials in New Zealand mid-May with our brand-new model, the Iguana Fisher. Do not miss the opportunity to discover the magical landscapes of New Zealand with our amphibious capabilities.

During the sea trials, you will be able to push the Iguana Fisher to its limits with expert guidance from seasoned professionals. Whether you are navigating challenging terrain or racing at top speeds, prepare for an exhilarating and unforgettable experience.

NEW ZEALAND, A LAND FOR AMPHIBIOUS CAPACITIES

New Zealand, with 15,000 kilometers of coastline and a multitude of islands, is a maritime paradise to explore. From the rugged beauty of the Marlborough Sounds to the subtropical paradise of the Bay of Islands, there is no shortage of destinations to explore. Whether crossing sandy shores or navigating rugged coastlines, the Iguana proves to be the ideal ally for traversing dynamic landscapes between land and sea. 

With the ability to effortlessly transition between land and sea, adventurers can navigate the diverse terrain of these islands with ease, whether it’s traversing sandy beaches or navigating rocky shores.

Iguana Fisher

THE IGUANA FISHER

Designed to give you a whole new way to experiment with your passion for fishing like never before, the Iguana Fisher combines performance and utility. Its comfort allows you to go on an adventure with your equipment by exploring unexpected spots. The first ever built in our shipyard.

FIND US IN SOUTH AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

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MEET OUR SALE REPRESENTATIVE

TOBY SCRUBY

Sales Representative

Iguana Yachts 

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