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AURA
Recommended

42 ft (13 m) · 6 guests · 3 cabins

2018, AURA

Marina Zenta, Croatia

From US$746 /day

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Cala Ratjada
Recommended

82 ft (25 m) · 104 guests

Cala Ratjada

Cala Ratjada, Spain

From US$1,551 /day

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HEROINA

38 ft (12 m) · 12 guests · 6 cabins

2020, HEROINA

ACI Marina Dubrovnik, Croatia

From US$72 /day

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Lagoon yacht models

Models in our catalogue with their build years — tap one to see those boats.

New models

As of July 2026

Lagoon unveiled two new models in 2025: the Lagoon 38, which replaced the legendary Lagoon 380, and the Lagoon 46 Iconic, a fresh take on the popular Lagoon 46. Additionally, the all-new Lagoon 47 was announced as the successor to the Lagoon 46, featuring a redesigned flybridge and forward cockpit.

  • Lagoon 38 — world premiered at Lagoon Exclusive Days 2025, March 12-15, Bordeaux Shipyard, France
  • Lagoon 46 Iconic — new at Lagoon Exclusive Days 2025, March 12-15, Bordeaux Shipyard, France
  • Lagoon 47 — announced, expected debut at Cannes Yachting Festival September 2026

Frequently asked questions

Who makes Lagoon catamarans?
Lagoon is a brand of Groupe Beneteau, based in Bordeaux, France. It began in 1984 as a project of Jeanneau Techniques Avancées and joined the Beneteau group in 1995, when Beneteau bought Construction Navale Bordeaux.
Where are Lagoon catamarans built?
Lagoon catamarans are designed and produced in Bordeaux, France. The yard has built there since the first Lagoon 55 launched in 1984, and it delivered its 7,000th catamaran in 2024.
Can you charter a Lagoon catamaran?
Yes, Lagoon catamarans are a standard sight in charter fleets worldwide. Models such as the 380, 400, 42 and 450 are offered bareboat or crewed in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and most other major charter regions.

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Expert reviews of Lagoon boats

Cala Ratjada4.5Cala RatjadaThe Lagoon 82 Catamaran is a flagship luxury sailing vessel that redefines comfort and space for extended ocean voyages. While its ultra-premium pricing limits accessibility, its exceptional stability, panoramic design, and high-end livability make it a top choice for discerning owners seeking a balance of performance Read review →Catamaran Attraversiamo4.5Catamaran AttraversiamoThe Lagoon 440 catamaran 'Attraversiamo' is a spacious, stable, and well-appointed vessel ideal for relaxed group cruising. Its wide beam and twin-hull design deliver confident handling and excellent livability, though its sailing performance is moderate compared to high-performance catamarans. With four cabins, ample Read review →Catamaran Lagoon 55 18m4.4Catamaran Lagoon 55 18mA modern 2025 Lagoon 55 that fits the premium charter brief: spacious, well-equipped, and designed for easy living at sea. The verified 52 ft specification with 5 cabins, 5 bathrooms, and 3 crew makes it strong on comfort and service, while performance is competent rather than sporty.Read review →MAGNIFICO4.4MAGNIFICOA strong modern cruising catamaran with standout volume, long-range cruising capability and polished owner-focused living space. It is not a light, performance-first boat, but it delivers a high level of comfort and practical sailing for private use or charter.Read review →MONTECRISTO4.4MONTECRISTOThe Lagoon 60 is a spacious, modern cruising catamaran with strong liveaboard appeal, easy sailing systems, and a well-proven 2 x 150 hp Yanmar setup. It is less about sporty performance than stable, comfortable passagemaking, and this listing’s specs should be read carefully because the boat is confirmed as a 60 ft, 4Read review →Grand Blue4.4Grand BlueThe Lagoon 46 Grand Blue is a well-sorted charter catamaran with strong volume, a practical 4-cabin/4-head layout, and the comfort features expected of a modern cruising platform. It is better suited to relaxed coastal cruising and entertaining than to spirited sailing, but its systems and layout make it a versatile anRead review →

Lagoon has built more cruising catamarans than any other yard: over 7,000 sailing and power multihulls delivered from Bordeaux, France, since 1984. The brand belongs to Groupe Beneteau, whose portfolio also includes Beneteau and Jeanneau, and its boats fill bareboat and crewed charter fleets worldwide.

From Jeanneau racing arm to Beneteau brand

Lagoon began in 1984 inside Jeanneau Techniques Avancées, the composites division of Jeanneau known for offshore racing multihulls. Its first boat, the Lagoon 55, carried race-bred engineering into a catamaran comfortable enough to live aboard, a rare mix at the time. Jeanneau later sold the operation to Construction Navale Bordeaux, and when Groupe Beneteau bought CNB in 1995, Lagoon came with it. Production has stayed in the Bordeaux area ever since, and the 7,000th catamaran left the yard in 2024.

The Lagoon range today

The sailing line runs from the Lagoon 40 and 43 through the 46, 51, 55 and 60 up to the Sixty 5 and the Seventy 7, the flagship. A new Lagoon 47 debuts in 2026 as the replacement for the 46. Lagoon also builds power catamarans, including the Sixty 7. All share the wide beam and shallow draft that made the brand a charter-fleet standard.

Lagoon catamarans for charter

Charter is where most sailors first step aboard a Lagoon. The 380, 400, 410, 42 and 450 are the models you meet most often in rental fleets, and all five appear among the Lagoon listings on GetBoat, alongside boats from sister brands Beneteau and Jeanneau.

Official website: catamarans-lagoon.com

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