Navigator Inflatable Boats

Since 2005, Navigator Inflatable Boats has built the industry's safest, best equipped, and most versatile inflatable boats and RIB (rigid inflatable boats). We've taken into account all international requirements and quality standards and ensured the use of the best materials, as well as an appropriate engineering and design approach. To properly understand what our products are capable of, navigate to the "Experience the Navigator" article.

We are the only manufacturer and importer of Navigator Inflatable Boats in Canada and the US. If you decide to buy an inflatable boat with a boat motor or oars or any fishing boat in Ontario, our North York showroom is at 1450 Don Mills Road, Toronto, Ontario, M3B 2X7, Canada. Check out our Dealers page if you're looking for your local inflatable boat dealer stores in Canada.

Yes, we ship all over North America! We offer nationwide shipping on all our inflatable boats and inflatable boat extras with a delivery to your home or business. We use courier services, including Canada Post/UPS/DHL for shipments within Canada, and FedEx/UPS/DHL for US orders, so we can deliver to almost anywhere in 2–3 days.

Peak season has forced us to consolidate the 15 Greenville St. location into our present headquarters. This is the reason we've opened a new store location for viewing and picking up folding boats in Canada. We accept customers and partners in our warehouse only by appointment. Please call or text before coming.

Yes, you may be required to register new boats if you purchased and installed an outboard motor of 10 horsepower and up. Navigator Inflatable Boats are compliant with North American requirements to have a unique registered Hull Identification Number (HIN) – our boats are registered with Transport Canada. Due to the bilateral HIN recognition agreement, Canadian boat manufacturers' HINs are recognized in the US.

Yes, you will need a pleasure craft operator license to operate the purchased inflatable boat with motor safely and in compliance with regulatory requirements. To operate inflatable fishing boats, you are responsible for having extra recreational fishing licenses and a valid hunting permit, depending on where you live. For operators, open the List of Accredited Service Providers for details.

Standard Navigator roll-up boat comes with an inflatable boat patch kit. A small repair kit will consist of a valve unscrew tool, glue and PVC patches that you can apply to your inflatable air boat. A professional technician should do complex inflatable boat repair at an inflatable boat repair service facility. For additional boat guides, check the "Repairs" section of the Navigator Inflatable Boats User Manual.

It's all about the boat's size, how much weight it can handle, and some design features. Typical inflatable boats can seat anywhere from 2-6 people. Here are some options that are currently available:

• 2 Passenger inflatable boat

Navigator's LG-series 

• 2 - 3 Person Inflatable Boat

Navigator LP-series 

• 4 Person Inflatable Boat / 6 Person Inflatable Boat 

Navigator LK-series 

If you are looking for a boat for lakes and rivers, you may want smaller and more maneuverable. But what if you intend to sail across the sea or open ocean. In that case, you may want to consider something more significant, with a more powerful engine capable of covering vast distances and handling rough water conditions with comfort (with a keel) for all your passengers. However, keep this in mind: the longer you plan on being on the boat, the more accommodating you want your inflatable boat to be. Consider looking at boat models that offer more space and comfortable seating features.

It all depends on your particular needs. 

• Set up your inflatable with a boat engine for those times when you're looking to get around more quickly and easily.
• You might consider adding an additional boat hull to increase its rigidity and give yourself some extra spot to sit your legs down for convenience.
• If you plan on swimming, diving or water skiing, then a good boat ladder will come in handy.
• Inflatable boat seats if you want more comfort so you can spend more time on the water without feeling any discomfort in your body.

There are many different pieces to add to your boat out there. Choosing the correct part is about figuring out what kind of use it will bring to you, so before you shop, think first: Do you actually need it and for what purpose?