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مراجعة lagoon-bénéteau lagoon 450 s ow deluxe 3 + 2 cab.
Catamaran · 43 ft (13 m) · Road Town
تقييم الخبراء
المواصفات الرئيسية
- الصانع
- lagoon-bénéteau
- الطراز
- lagoon 450 s ow deluxe 3 + 2 cab.
- الطول
- 43 ft (13 m)
- الضيوف
- 10
- الكبائن
- 5
الحكم النهائي
A roomy, charter-friendly cruising catamaran with strong livability and easy short-handed sailing, the Lagoon 450 S OW Deluxe suits families and groups more than performance-oriented owners. It is a proven design, but its wide beam and weight limit sailing feel compared with more spirited multihulls.
الإيجابيات
- +Spacious cockpit-salon layout with good indoor-outdoor flow
- +Strong comfort and privacy for up to 10 guests in 5 cabins
- +Shallow draft broadens cruising and anchoring options
- +Reliable, easygoing systems suit charter use and short-handed crews
السلبيات
- −Not a fast-sailing catamaran by modern performance standards
- −Wide beam can make marina berths and close-quarters maneuvering less convenient
- −Comfort-focused build adds weight and softens upwind pace
- −Complex charter layout can reduce storage and personal space when fully occupied
The Lagoon 450 S uses a proven cruising-catamaran formula: wide stance, raised helm station, generous glazing and a layout built around social space rather than sporty handling. The S version’s lower-profile coachroof gives a sleeker look than the flybridge 450 F, while keeping the same core emphasis on volume and charter practicality.
On the water, it is best described as steady and predictable rather than quick. Public reviews of the model note respectable light-air progress for its class, but the boat’s broad beam, twin-engine setup and cruising displacement mean it is more about confidence and ease than aggressive sailing. Docking and tight maneuvering are aided by twin engines and twin rudders, though the beam still demands care in confined marinas.
Comfort is the 450 S’s main strength. The 5-cabin, 10-guest arrangement is well suited to family cruising or charter groups, with the catamaran platform delivering separation between cabins, a large saloon, and an expansive cockpit. As a value proposition, it remains appealing for buyers prioritizing space, proven charter-friendly design and versatile cruising access over top-end sailing performance.
