The Inflatable Clear Bottom Boat From National Geographic

Eco-Explorer Inflatable Clear Bottom Boat One of the most unusual inflatable rafts available for exploring the bottom of a shallow lake or viewing marine life is the inflatable clear bottom boat from National Geographic. We came across this cheap dinghy type boat in our search for an affordably priced craft that will allow a view into the water below. The Eco-Explorer from National Geographic is ideally suited for its intended purpose.

This finely crafted and rugged cheap inflatable raft with a clear bottom window makes water exploration immensely fun. The Eco-Explorer raft is saltwater resistant and comes with a rechargeable battery operated submersible lamp for viewing the fish through its clear vinyl bottom. The boat has a four person or 700-pound capacity and compacts to an easy to carry 35 pound package when deflated.

This raft features oars with aluminum shafts and removable blades which are an additional option. The inflatable’s optional hand pump inflates these boats in less than 10 minutes for your rafting adventures. With its low price and high comfort, this inflatable clear bottom raft is hard to beat. Purchasing a relatively cheap boat of this quality will ensure years of fun on the water for serious and not so serious rafting enthusiasts, or for anyone who enjoys inflatables.

With the Eco-Explorer lightweight, clear bottom boat you can explore the marine life at a remote beach and explore its secluded waters. The submersible light will attract fish and other creatures to the raft’s see-through floor for up-close viewing. Boating accessories such as a rechargeable 12 V battery to power the submersible light can be ordered separately. This attractively priced cheap inflatable is available from National Geographic’s online store for less than $300 and can be shipped anywhere in the continental U.S. and Canada.