The factory's own team in North America
Sealegs International has been building amphibious craft in New Zealand since 2004. We are its North American arm: we sell them, support them and keep them running across the continent from our headquarters in Bristol, Rhode Island.
Parts come direct from the factory and bulletins arrive as they are issued. Whoever works on yours is trained on Sealegs, which matters on a hull carrying a hydraulic drive, an inboard and an outboard.
Service and support
Parts and a factory technician anywhere in North America. Service work, upgrades and repairs at our headquarters or at your location.
Storage
Heated indoor storage in Bristol through the off-season, service done while it is here.
Sales
New Sealegs for private owners, and fleets for commercial, defense and municipal operators.
Dealer and tech backup
Procedures, parts and a technician on the phone for any yard working on a Sealegs.
Our North America headquarters in beautiful Bristol, Rhode Island
The service building and the heated winter storage behind it. It is where the Sealegs we sell are commissioned, serviced and kept.
Who you will talk to
One number for the whole US. Your first call on anything to do with yours.
(401) 328-0204Factory-trained technicians, trained in Bristol and in New Zealand.
(401) 328-0204What the reviewers found
“On sea or land, the 8.5m Alloy Cabin delivers it all.”
“It feels quite sporty, nimble even, despite carrying the weight of the Sealegs AES…”
“The Sealegs 7.1 RS rides and handles beautifully.”
Where to see a Sealegs
Demonstrations from Bristol by appointment, and the East Coast shows each season.
The Sealegs story
A napkin sketch in Auckland in 2001. Over 1,500 craft in more than 55 countries since.
- 2004
Production starts in Auckland. The first 6.1m RIB is delivered.
- 2013
The System 100 amphibious drive is unveiled and a 10m craft is announced.
- 2015
The 1,000th Sealegs leaves the factory. The amphibious system is offered to other boat builders.
- 2016
The 9m RIB, the largest Sealegs so far, goes into production.
- 2021
The 12m cabin RIB, with the commercial-grade system, is released.
- 2022
Sealegs expands into a fourth building on Auckland's North Shore.