THE IGUANA BAHAMAS TOUR 2025

Our North American team is thrilled to announce its first-ever Iguana Bahamas Tour.

This journey will take you through the stunning landscapes of the Bahamas, from Bimini to Exuma. As a pioneer in amphibious boat technology, we invite both residents and visitors to experience a unique road-and-sea adventure across some of the archipelago’s most breathtaking locations.

Join our team at events throughout the winter to witness the extraordinary thrill of effortlessly transitioning from land to water in just seconds, a truly unforgettable experience!

Let’s meet across the islands!

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GET READY FOR THE UNMATCHED ISLAND EXPLORATION

Iguana Bahamas tour 2025

The boat trip will take place  from Bimini to Exuma.

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COME ABOARD THE IGUANA SPORT

The main character of the journey is the Iguana Sport, the most polyvalent amphibious boat. From water sports to sunbathing, it can reach up to 62 knots with ease and comfort. It has the perfect features for a relaxing time at sea.

With its classic and elegant design, you will have great times at sea with your family and friends.

Come discover all the options possible and the Amphibious Experience this winter.

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MEET THE IGUANA TEAM

NICOLAS PRICE

Florida & Bahamas Sales Manager

Iguana Yachts USA

JOSHUA BIRD

New England Sales Manager

Iguana Yachts USA

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SCHEDULE YOUR SEA TRIAL IN THE BAHAMAS

Let’s meet across the islands!

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