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lagoon 410 s2

lagoon 410 s2-Test

Catamaran · 41 ft (12 m) · Torremolinos

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 7. September 2026
4.0/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.0
Leistung3.6
Komfort4.1
Fahrverhalten3.7
Preis-Leistung3.9

Technische Daten

Werft
lagoon
Modell
410 s2
Länge
41 ft (12 m)
Gäste
12
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Urteil

The Lagoon 410 S2 is a roomy, owner-friendly cruising catamaran with easy access, good livability and shallow draft, but its age, moderate sailing performance and dated systems keep it from feeling especially sharp by modern standards.

Vorteile

  • +Spacious 12.37 m catamaran layout with good beam and living volume
  • +Shallow 1.2 m draft is useful for islands and anchorages
  • +Improved S2 version with more practical cockpit and interior details
  • +Comfortable cruising platform for groups, with multiple cabins and heads
  • +Generally straightforward for relaxed coastal and family cruising

Nachteile

  • Performance is steady rather than lively, especially upwind
  • Older design shows in systems, finish and ergonomic layout
  • Wide beam can make marina berths and tight docking less convenient
  • Heavy cruising catamaran feel reduces responsiveness in stronger breeze

The Lagoon 410 S2 is a classic late-1990s/2000s cruising catamaran design that prioritizes space and usability over sailing sharpness. At 41 feet, it offers the wide, stable platform buyers expect from Lagoon, with the S2 updates generally improving day-to-day practicality rather than changing the underlying design philosophy.

On the water, it is best described as an easygoing cruiser. The shallow draft and catamaran stability make it well suited to coastal passages, island hopping and anchoring in thin water, but it is not a performance boat by modern standards. Upwind work can feel modest, and handling in close quarters requires care because of the wide beam.

Comfort is one of its strongest points. The model is known for generous interior volume, multiple cabin layouts and a bright saloon-cockpit connection, making it attractive for charter-style use and family cruising. For a 2006 boat, value depends heavily on maintenance and refit history: a well-kept example can still be a practical and pleasant cruiser, but buyers should expect age-related updates and inspection of systems, rigging and equipment.

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