Yachtstore charter broker Gina Robertson recently spent some time in Antigua aboard the 163-foot Picchiotti motoryacht Exuma, which was built for an owner who loves to have fun in remote cruising destinations. The owner thus outfitted Exuma with every conceivable toy, from an amphibious car to a pair of Seabobs—which are becoming the new must-have obsession for fun-loving charter clients.

“I think these Seabobs are the Wave Runners of the future,” Robertson says. “We raced on them, and it was exhilarating. You hold onto them with your hands, and they propel you either above or below the water, depending on what you want. They make almost no noise, and since they are battery-run, they require no fuel. They are safe, quiet, and really, really fun.”

Cayago Luxury Seatoys offers four Seabob models that range in price from $11,000 to $18,000, which means they represent a significant investment for yacht owners—an investment that Robertson believes leaders in the charter industry will make.

“I think every charter client will want them, and they will become as ubiquitous on leading megayachts as Wave Runners are today,” she says. “And you need to have at least two onboard so people can use them together, just like they use Wave Runners now.”

In addition to Exuma, charter yachts currently offering Seabobs include the 112-foot Westport Milk Money, the 120-foot Benetti Kai, the 116-foot Lazzara Serenity, the 230-foot Lürssen Martha Ann, and the 177-foot Perini Navi Parsifal III.

For help booking any of these yachts so you can enjoy the Seabob experience yourself, contact Robertson today.