Sealegs is privileged to provide the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge a unique amphibious experience on their visit to Auckland
At the close of the Royal tour visit to Auckland on Friday, 11 April 2014, the Royal couple enjoyed a fast passage and unique Sealegs amphibious experience en route to Whenuapai Air Base.
Sealegs amphibious craft are unique in their capacity to provide an amazing and joyful boating experience. Sealegs craft are able make a seamless transition from land to sea and back.
It is a great privilege for Sealegs to be invited and to participate in the Royal tour, and to host the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on our Sealegs craft during their fleeting visit to Auckland. We have no doubt that they will enjoy a unique boating experience and they will take away the memory of their first Sealegs amphibious boating experience.
PRINCE GEORGE GETS HIS SEALEGS the master mariner
After alighting from the Sealegs craft at the top of the boat ramp, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were presented with a Sealegs fit for a prince by Eric Series, Sealegs Chairman.
"It is a privilege and an honor to have the opportunity to present this Mini Sealegs for Prince George as a momento of his visit to New Zealand. We hope he has some magic and memorable moments while playing in his Sealegs both in and out of the water." - David Glen Chief Executive Officer Sealegs International.
The Sealegs for Prince George is conceived as an amphibious toy that can be used both in and out of the water. It measures 2.6 meters by 1.6 meters, weighs 40kgs, and with its wheels being able to be raised and lowered it can be towed around by an attentive parent.
Sealegs patented technology is now on over 850 Sealegs craft in over 35 countries all over the world. Indeed there are more than 100 Sealegs craft throughout the United Kingdom.