Luxury Inflatable Catamarans
Stable, Lightweight Inflatable Tenders Built for Exploring Further
Discover a more capable way to get on the water with Further Customs inflatable catamarans. Designed for exceptional stability, efficient performance, and easy portability, the Laguna combines the versatility of an inflatable tender with the spacious, responsive ride of a catamaran. Pair it with an electric or gas outboard for cruising from your yacht, exploring the coastline, fishing, or enjoying the lake. A lightweight, packable design makes it easy to transport and store, while premium construction and thoughtful marine features make the Laguna a versatile alternative to traditional inflatable dinghies and rigid tenders.
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The open bow creates a spacious, unobstructed entry point for boarding from the water, beach, dock, or swim platform. A rigid drop-stitch floor provides secure footing underfoot, while the stable twin-hull design offers plenty of room for passengers, pets, provisions, and gear, making every trip between your yacht or sailboat and shore easier.
Transport Passengers, Pets & Gear with Confidence
Built for Ship-to-Shore Trips
Oversized inflatable tubes provide generous buoyancy and help distribute weight across a wide, stable footprint, keeping the boat balanced as passengers and gear move around. When approaching shore, the flat floor creates a stable base that helps the boat remain level rather than leaning to one side, making it easier to step out onto the beach, load gear, and climb back aboard.
Twin-hull performance delivers exceptional stability, efficient cruising, and confident handling on the water.
Stable, Efficient & Responsive
The Laguna’s twin-hull design creates a wide, stable footprint while allowing the narrow hulls to move efficiently through the water. The result is exceptional stability at rest, reduced resistance underway, and nimble, responsive handling around docks, anchorages, and open water. Combined with its lightweight construction, it delivers confident performance without sacrificing portability or usable space.
Compatible with Both Electric and Gas Outboard Engines
Power It Your Way
Pair your boat with a quiet, efficient electric outboard for relaxed cruising or a gas outboard when you want greater speed, range, and performance. The versatile transom makes it easy to choose the setup that best suits everything from yacht tender duty and lake cruising to longer coastal adventures. We've tested the Laguna with propulsion ranging from compact 500W electric outboards to 15 HP gas engines. Learn more about the expected speeds and performance of electric and gas outboard engines.
Built for Everything from Family Days on the Water to Adventures Far Beyond the Dock
One Boat. More Ways to Explore.
Load up the family for a day of exploring, use it as a yacht tender for ship-to-shore runs, gear up for spearfishing and diving, or pack it into an overland vehicle or RV to reach remote stretches of coastline and backcountry lakes. With a spacious deck, shallow draft, and the ability to pair with electric or gas power, one boat can open up countless ways to experience the water.
Thoughtful Details Come Standard, Creating a More Capable Boat
Premium Features, Built In
From integrated transom wheel brackets and stainless steel lifting eye bolts to sliding bench seats, 1/4-20 accessory mounts, reinforced non-skid floor, built-in rod and dive flag holders, every detail is designed to make your time on the water easier. These integrated features simplify transport, lifting, seating, gear organization, and handling while keeping the boat clean, versatile, and ready for whatever the day brings.
Sliding Bench Seats
Unlike fixed seating found on many inflatable boats, our aluminum bench seats slide along integrated rails, allowing you to position them where they work best for your passengers, gear, and conditions. Move the seats forward or aft to improve weight distribution, create more usable deck space, or find a comfortable position for operating the outboard. Each seat also includes an EVA traction pad for added grip and comfort.
Lifting Eye Bolts
Stainless steel eye bolts are installed directly through the transom to provide strong, convenient stern lifting points. Combined with the reinforced lifting D-rings on the tubes, they make it easier to hoist the boat onto a yacht, dock, or storage system without relying on accessory mounts or improvised attachment points.
Non-Skid Floor
The rigid drop-stitch floor is finished with a serrated PVC for for dependable grip in wet conditions. The cushioned surface provides a comfortable, stable platform for standing, boarding, fishing, and moving around the boat while underway.
Built for More Than Fishing
Built directly into the boat, the mounts accept optional fishing rod holders while also providing a convenient place to secure dive flags or stern pole lights. This added versatility makes it easy to configure your boat for fishing, diving, cruising, or exploring without permanent modifications.
Customize Your Setup
Built-in 1/4"-20 threaded mounts provide secure attachment points for a wide range of accessories, from bluetooth speakers and navigation lights to cup holders and other marine gear. Easily add or remove accessories as needed.
Ready to Roll
Integrated directly into the transom, the mounting brackets allow optional transom wheels to be quickly attached when needed. Roll the boat between your vehicle, launch ramp, beach, or storage area, then raise the wheels out of the way when it’s time to get on the water.
The Most Stable & Seaworthy Vessel in its Class
While most inflatable boats feature tubes just 14 to 16 inches in diameter, the Laguna 330 is equipped with oversized 48 cm (18.9”) tubes, and the 290 model features 45 cm (17.7”) tubes. Combined with a wider beam and an inflatable floor, this design increases overall volume and buoyancy—making it much easier to step in and out. Unlike many inflatables that tip or feel unstable when weight is placed unevenly on the tubes, the Laguna remains steady and secure, even when boarding from a dock. These qualities make it arguably the most buoyant, stable, and seaworthy inflatable tender in its class.
Sliding Bench System for Optimal Balance and Ride
Yacht owners expect excellence in every detail—and the Laguna delivers without compromise. As one of the premier inflatable yacht tenders, it combines the convenience of portability with performance typically found in rigid hulls. Its interior features aluminum bench seats wrapped in plush EVA foam, providing comfortable seating for two to four passengers. Unlike standard fixed seating, these benches slide along integrated rails, allowing precise forward or aft adjustment based on rider preference. This flexibility ensures optimal weight distribution for faster planing and enhanced handling—especially when paired with a gas engine. The result is a more customizable, comfortable, and seaworthy tender built to meet the demands of discerning boaters.
From Harbor Runs to Remote Shores—Built to Last
Whether you're making harbor runs from a sailboat or exploring shallow waters, the Laguna is built to perform. Its reinforced bottom features three protective layers, allowing for confident beaching and shore access. This added durability makes it significantly tougher and more resilient than typical tender dinghies on the market.
Versatility features include:
Beach Landing Capability:
Step safely through the wide open bow for stable shoreline access
Multi-Purpose Design:
Functions as fishing platform, water taxi, and recreational vessel
Electric/Gas Compatible:
Works seamlessly with both electric and gas outboards
Quick Deployment:
15-minute setup time from storage to water-ready
Weather Protection:
Optional bimini shade doubles as wind and spray shield
The generous floor space and wide beam design make it ideal for fishing expeditions, gear transport, and recreational cruising.
Engineering Excellence in Inflatable Boat Tender Design
At Further Customs, we believe exceptional tender boats demand meticulous attention to detail—and the Laguna reflects that philosophy. Its reinforced impact bottom features dual layers of military-grade PVC, along with a thick protective rubstrake similar to those used on rugged river rafts. This ultra-durable construction allows the Laguna to thrive in conditions that would challenge most tenders. Combined with a raised bow, wide beam, and oversized sponsons, it delivers a remarkably dry and stable ride. The sled-like bow glides smoothly over obstacles, giving the Laguna a performance edge over conventional inflatable tenders."
From Shore Runs to Sunset Cruises—Ready for It All
The difference between a good day on the water and an extraordinary one often comes down to having the right gear. The Laguna elevates routine tender operations into memorable adventures, offering possibilities that traditional inflatable designs simply can’t match. From early morning fishing trips to evening cruises, this versatile platform adapts to your lifestyle. With its blend of performance, comfort, and rugged durability, it’s the ideal choice for boaters who demand more from their tender. Responsive handling makes it perfect for both passenger transport and recreational exploration—an essential companion to any larger vessel.
A Smarter Investment in Exploration
Choosing the right tender dinghy is an investment in years of unforgettable adventures. The Laguna stands out with its innovative design, military-grade materials, and proven reliability—delivering exceptional value that grows over time. When viewed through the lens of cost per adventure, few boats can compare. Its modular design ensures adaptability as your needs evolve, whether you're upgrading outboards or adding accessories. Versatile enough to serve as a dependable yacht tender or to ride in the back of an RV for exploring lakes, rivers, and coastlines, the Laguna brings your road trip adventures onto the water—wherever the journey leads.
Conclusion: Your Gateway to Unlimited Maritime Adventures
The Laguna Inflatable Catamaran redefines what’s possible on the water. With its military-grade construction, modular seating system, and catamaran-level stability, it empowers boaters to go further, stay drier, and explore with confidence. Whether you're navigating narrow inlets, landing on rugged shores, or venturing off the beaten path, the Laguna makes every outing more capable and enjoyable. Don’t spend another season limited by a lesser tender—upgrade to the Laguna and unlock a new level of freedom, comfort, and adventure on the water.
Contact Further Customs at 888.803.8784 to learn more about the Laguna Inflatable Catamaran and start your journey toward limitless on-the-water exploration. Your next great adventure is calling—and the Laguna is ready to take you there.
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Inflatable Catamaran FAQs
From speed and engine selection to stability, durability, portability, and handling, explore answers to the most frequently asked questions about inflatable catamarans. Learn how their dual-hull, twin-tube design differs from traditional V-hull inflatable boats, how they perform with electric and gas outboards, and what to consider when choosing the right inflatable catamaran for cruising, fishing, or use as a yacht tender.
What is an inflatable catamaran?
An inflatable catamaran is a lightweight boat built around two parallel inflatable tubes or hulls. This twin-hull design creates a wide, stable platform while reducing the amount of hull surface moving through the water. Inflatable catamarans are commonly used for cruising, fishing, exploring, and as portable yacht or sailboat tenders.
What are the advantages of a twin-hull inflatable boat?
A twin-hull or dual-hull design provides excellent stability, efficient performance, shallow draft, and generous usable interior space. The two buoyant hulls create a wide stance on the water while allowing the boat to remain lightweight and portable.
Are inflatable catamarans more stable than traditional inflatable boats?
Inflatable catamarans are exceptionally stable because their two widely spaced tubes create a broad footprint on the water. This makes the boat comfortable for boarding, standing, fishing, carrying gear, and moving passengers compared with many narrow inflatable boats.
How fast can an inflatable catamaran go?
Speed depends on the size and design of the catamaran, outboard power, passenger load, and water conditions. Smaller electric outboards are ideal for cruising around 4–7 mph, while sufficiently powered planing inflatable catamarans can exceed 20 mph. The Laguna 330, for example, can reach approximately 24 mph with a 15 HP gas outboard under favorable conditions.
Can an inflatable catamaran get on plane?
Yes. A properly designed inflatable catamaran can transition onto plane when paired with sufficient horsepower. As speed increases, more power is initially required to lift the hull and overcome drag. Once on plane, the boat rides higher on the water, reducing resistance and allowing it to accelerate more efficiently.
Can you use an electric outboard on an inflatable catamaran?
Yes. The lightweight, efficient twin-hull design makes inflatable catamarans particularly well suited to electric propulsion. Smaller electric outboards are excellent for quiet cruising, fishing, harbor use, and ship-to-shore transportation, while higher-output electric motors can provide substantially greater performance.
Is an electric or gas outboard better for an inflatable catamaran?
Neither is inherently better. The right choice depends on how you plan to use your inflatable catamaran. Electric outboards are quiet, lightweight, easy to operate, and require minimal maintenance, making them ideal for relaxed cruising, fishing, yacht tender use, and shorter ship-to-shore trips. Gas outboards are better suited for boaters who prioritize higher speeds, longer range, quick refueling, and the ability to get a twin-hull inflatable catamaran on plane more consistently. If portability and simplicity are the priority, consider electric; if speed and extended range matter most, gas is generally the better choice.
How does the Laguna's reinforced bottom construction compare to other inflatable tenders?
he Laguna is built with a unique three-layer protection system—featuring dual layers of military-grade PVC and a thick protective rubstrake—making it far more durable than standard inflatable tenders. This rugged construction allows for confident beaching and reliable performance in conditions that would challenge or damage conventional tender boats
What makes the seating arrangement special in the Laguna catamaran tender?
The Laguna features two adjustable aluminum bench seats wrapped in plush EVA foam for enhanced comfort. Mounted on integrated rails, the seats can be easily removed or repositioned to accommodate 2–4 passengers and adapt to varying gear loads. This flexibility enables optimal weight distribution, improving both comfort and performance. For drivers, it allows unrestricted tiller movement and reduces shoulder fatigue. When paired with a larger gas engine, fixed seating in other tenders often places too much weight near the transom—causing the boat to teeter back, increase drag, and hinder planing. The Laguna’s sliding seat system allows passengers to be moved forward, balancing the added engine weight and shifting the center of gravity. The result is faster planing, improved handling, and a more stable, seaworthy ride.
Can the Laguna handle rough water conditions safely?
Yes. The Laguna is exceptionally capable in challenging conditions thanks to its sled-style bow and enhanced buoyancy. Its raised bow, wide beam, and oversized sponsons work together to deliver what is arguably the driest and most stable ride in its inflatable class—even when navigating through surf or choppy waters. Learn more about how catamarans handle surf compared to tradition V-hulls in our article.
How does the spacious open bow design benefit users?
An open bow design creates more usable interior space by eliminating the traditional bow tube found on many inflatable boats. Instead of sacrificing the front of the boat to a large inflatable chamber, passengers can use more of the boat’s overall length for seating, gear, pets, fishing, or relaxing. The open bow also makes stepping on and off at the beach or shoreline easier, while creating a more spacious, unobstructed layout from bow to stern.
What's included with the Laguna purchase?
he standard package includes the Laguna catamaran, two adjustable bench seats, two collapsible oars, a wheeled carrying bag for easy transport, a canopy, repair kit, manual hand pump, and comprehensive setup instructions. Designed for maximum versatility, the vessel is compatible with both gas and electric outboards. Bundle packages with electric outboard engines are also available for added convenience and savings.
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