6 Things To Find At Iguana Watersports
Iguana Watersports is a boat rentals company stationed at the Lake of the Ozarks. Many vacationers and locals find it practical and fun to rent a boat so they can travel the enormous lake, which is 93 miles long and 55,000 acres in total volume. This lake area hosts many attractions, restaurants and hotels. Transporting you and a group of friends would be much easier if you used a boat.
What kinds of boats can you find at Iguana Watersports?
1. Fishing Boats
For starters, there are fishing boats like fishing tritoons (slower paced), center consoles (built for rougher waters), fishing deckboats (larger) and bassboats (built for speed). With the area's largest fishing boat rental fleet, Iguana has plenty of fishing boat rentals available all over the lake and especially near the hotels.
2. Party Boats
If you are not planning on doing any fishing then you can enjoy sightseeing the lake area with pontoon or tri-toon rentals. Indeed, some vacationers have rented entire houseboats on the lake!
3. Speedboats & Watersports
Speedboats from Iguana Watersports are built for you guessed it – speed and are very precise and fun to ride. Deckboats offer a little more room and still good for pulling skiers. Other watersports like Paddleboats are very inexpensive but still get the job done, as they offer quiet and carefree strolling.
4. Waverunners
If you want greater speeds then you have to ask for the Yamaha Waverunner. All boat rental gurus know that Yamaha makes the best waverunners in the business; not only do they have innovative features for a comfortable drive but they are also very fast—sometimes in excess of 60 mph! Some of the most popular models of waverunners include the Yamaha VX Deluxe and the Yamaha FX HO. These are very small, lightweight personal watercraft and yet they speed off in no time, so always drive them responsibly!
5. Express Cruisers
You could even rent a cruiser from Iguana Watersports. A cruiser can exceed 40 feet in length and fit a large group of people for a comfortable get-together on the lake. Cruisers are self-sufficient in terms of living accommodations and very comfortable—it's almost like renting a hotel room on the water!
6. Apparel and Accessories
You can't just grab the keys and go—you will also need some common boat apparel and accessories. These might include sunglasses, storage bags, hats, refreshments, lifejackets or even full bathing suits. (Yes, they even have bikinis so you can steal the eye of a few sailors)
For more on boat rentals look up Iguana Watersports, which is conveniently located by the Lake of the Ozarks.
