Amphibious Boat

GET ONE OF THE TWO LAST SLOTS FOR SUMMER 2024

Take your final chance to acquire an Iguana boat before the upcoming summer season of 2024. Secure one of the last available slots in our shipyard in March and April 2024 to prepare your amphibious boat for the impending sunny days and capitalize on the unparalleled features offered by Iguana.

LAST CHANCE TO GET YOUR IGUANA!

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AN IGUANA X100

ALL SET FOR THE NEXT SUMMER

Get the most versatile RIB in our range. The 10-meter amphibious boat is a wonderful way to spend time with family and friends whenever you want. Whether you want a basic or a more customized version, embark on a comfortable yet safe adventure. The Iguana X100 White Edition is the perfect family boat for waterfront villas, superyachts, private islands, or hotels. 

Order your amazing Iguana X100 White Edition now!

SPECS

Overall Length: 9.45m / 31′

Beam: 3.4m / 11′

Max Power: 600HP

Speed up to: 45 knots

Capacity: 16 pax

 

AN IGUANA SPORT

ALL SET FOR THE NEXT SUMMER

Enjoy the open deck layout and all-around seating of the Iguana Sport. Made for all uses and activities, this model is classic and elegant for spending a great time at sea. The Iguana Sport can reach up to 62 knots and land on any type of coast. Discover all the options possible on this boat from integrated hard tops to custom paint engines and underwater LEDs. 
Onboard the Iguana Sport, and experience the beauty of freedom for the first time.

Iguana Sport amphibious boat

SPECS

Overall Length: 9.20m / 30′

Beam: 3.1m / 10′

Max Power: 900HP

Speed up to: 62 knots

Capacity: 10 pax

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