Inflatable Boats at GONSER

Inflatable Boats from GONSER.CH for Unforgettable Adventures on the Water

A rubber boatis the ideal means of transport on rivers and lakes. You can use the boats for almost any adventure on the water: As a bathing boat with the whole family, as a fishing boat, as a dinghy for your ship or as a boat for rapid white water rafting. Depending on the model, the rubber boats can also be equipped with a suitable motor - this is particularly suitable if you want to use the boat as a means of transport from the anchorage to the harbour or beach.

Find the Perfect Inflatable Boat for Your Needs

The choice of model depends on the intended use, the boat's equipment and the required size. We have inflatable boats for 2 to 5 people. The inflatable boats are available as a complete set with matching boat accessories such as oars, pump and carrying bag. The outboard motor is also included with some models.
These rubber boats are made of particularly robust PVC. The seats of the lighter boats can also be inflated, while the more robust dinghy-shaped boats are equipped with plywood benches.

Simple models with a pump and paddle are suitable for cosy boat trips with family and friends. If, on the other hand, you want to go fishing occasionally, boats with a fishing rod holder are ideal. We also recommend equipping each boat with a boat rope, boat fender and suitable sun protection.

No matter what type of adventurer you are, you're sure to find the right boat at GONSER.CH!

Travelling Safely with a Rubber Boat and the Right Equipment

Safety is the be-all and end-all on the water. Match the equipment to the size and weight of the inflatable boat. Only use motors on boats that are suitable for this and always carry paddles so that you can still get around if the motor fails. Also stick to the number of people and the maximum load. Your rubber boat should also always be in a roadworthy condition. You can easily repair holes with suitable repair patches.

There are also some legal regulations to observe during your adventures on the water.

Firstly, you must wear a life jacket when you are outside the shore zone (300 metres from the shore) or on rivers with your rubber boat.

In addition, the Swiss Inland Navigation Ordinance stipulates that paddle boats must be clearly labelled with your name and address.

Rubber boats that are longer than 2.50 metres or have a motor must be registered with the road traffic office and provided with a licence plate. We will be happy to issue the required boat licence on request. Paddle boats - including kayaks, for example - do not need to be registered.