Named after the famous Dry Tortugas, this scooter embodies the spirit of open waters and adventurous exploration. With its vibrant ocean-blue color, Tortuga is perfect for those who love the call of the sea.
Fort Jefferson - Dry Tortugas
The Dry Tortugas are a remote group of seven islands located about 70 miles west of Key West. This pristine national park is home to Fort Jefferson, a massive 19th-century fortress that stands as a testament to American engineering and maritime history.
Accessible only by boat or seaplane, the Dry Tortugas offer some of the most spectacular snorkeling and diving in North America. The crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounding these islands are teeming with marine life and vibrant coral reefs.
The Dry Tortugas are one of the most secluded U.S. national parks, making them a true escape from civilization. The isolation has preserved both the historical structures and the pristine marine ecosystem.
Fort Jefferson, nicknamed "America's Gibraltar," was built to control the Florida Straits and protect ships traveling between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic. Despite its remote location, it played a significant role in American history.
The name "Tortuga" comes from the Spanish word for turtle, as these waters were once abundant with sea turtles. Today, the area remains a critical habitat for marine life and a sanctuary for adventurous spirits seeking untouched natural beauty.
The Tortuga scooter captures this spirit of exploration and the call of distant horizons. It's perfect for riders who appreciate both history and adventure, seeking their own remote paradise right here on the mainland.
Marine explorers & history buffs
Adventurous & historically curious
Engine
49cc 4-stroke
Fuel Economy
100+ MPG
Top Speed
35 MPH
Capacity
2 riders