Pick up the essentials.
Groceries, supplies or something special for dinner—picture a trip that connects your waterfront home with local destinations.
ISLAND & REMOTE LIVING
Home on the water.
A day beyond the shore.
Leave your water-access retreat for lunch, a few essentials or a change of scene. Explore what a connected trip by water and local roads could look like for you.
From your shore to somewhere new.
Picture the connection between your water-access retreat and the places you visit ashore. Start with the route, the landing and the day you want to enjoy.
Keep the outing together.
A conventional trip can mean a water crossing, unloading at a dock and transferring to a parked car. Where suitable shore access connects to permitted local roads, WaterCar offers another way to make the trip.
Street-legal registration and operating rules for low-speed vehicles vary by state and local jurisdiction and may change. This information is general guidance only. Confirm current requirements with your state DMV and local authorities before registering or operating your WaterCar on public roads.
Meet friends ashore.
Make lunch or a visit part of the day, with time on the water along the way.
Explore your own backyard.
Enjoy nearby waters and familiar places from a different perspective.
The whole route matters.
The useful connection is your home, the water crossing, an appropriate landing and the roads to your destination. Tell us about both ends of the trip, passenger needs and where you would keep WaterCar.
Access permissions, local road rules, water conditions and the specific vehicle configuration determine the right setup.
Start with the places you love.
Tell us where home is and where you like to go.