Lagoon’s range of catamarans is internationally recognized for combining modern naval architecture with generous living spaces, making them a benchmark in the cruising multihull market. Designed by leading architects and finished with contemporary interiors, they balance sailing performance, comfort, and reliability for both private owners and charter fleets.
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Lagoon 380: Sailboat Data, In-depth Review & Buying Tips
The Lagoon 380 is one of the most recognizable cruising catamarans of the early 2000s, launched by Lagoon, a French shipyard owned by Groupe Beneteau, and designed by Marc Van Peteghem and Vincent Lauriot-Prévost (VPLP). Conceived as a compact yet capable multihull, it was never intended for racing but rather …
Lagoon 40: Sailboat Data, In-depth Review & Buying Tips
The Lagoon 40 is a purpose-built cruising catamaran introduced by Lagoon in 2017 as a family-and-charter oriented 40-foot platform. It was developed by the multihull architects VPLP (Van Peteghem / Lauriot-Prevost) with exterior lines by Patrick le Quément and interior layouts from Nauta Design, and launched to replace older 38–40 …
Lagoon 400 S2: Sailboat Data, In-depth Review & Buying Tips
The Lagoon 400 S2 is a purpose-built cruising catamaran that trades outright racing ambitions for a balanced package of interior volume, straightforward handling and reliable passage-making performance. Developed as an update to the earlier Lagoon 400, the S2 iteration arrived in the 2010s under the long-standing VPLP (Van Peteghem / …