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Catamaran LAGOON 42 12.8m

Reseña del Catamaran LAGOON 42 12.8m

Catamaran · 42 ft (13 m) · Mykonos

GGetBoat EditorialReseñado el 22 de agosto de 2026
4.3/ 5
puntuación de expertos
Diseño4.4
Rendimiento4.0
Confort4.6
Maniobrabilidad4.2
Valor4.1

Especificaciones clave

Astillero
LAGOON
Modelo
42
Eslora
42 ft (13 m)
Pasajeros
14
Camarotes
6
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Veredicto

A spacious, charter-friendly cruising catamaran with strong liveaboard comfort, easy sail handling and broad appeal. It is not a performance cat, but it balances volume, shallow draft and simple systems well for family cruising and bareboat use.

Ventajas

  • +Very large interior and cockpit volume for a 42ft cat
  • +Shallow draft suits anchorages and coastal cruising
  • +Self-tacking jib simplifies short-handed sailing
  • +Twin-engine setup helps marina manoeuvring
  • +Popular layout for charter and liveaboard use

Desventajas

  • −Not a fast or sporty sailing catamaran
  • −Wide beam can make some marina berths costly or difficult
  • −Heavier cruising feel than more performance-oriented cats
  • −Systems and options vary a lot by charter fit-out

The Lagoon 42 is designed around space, visibility and easy cruising rather than outright sailing performance. Its wide beam and modern catamaran hulls create a very open deck plan, generous cockpit and a bright saloon, which is why it is so common in charter fleets and family cruising programs.

On the water, the boat is known for predictable handling and low-effort sailing. The self-tacking jib and twin engines make it straightforward to manage short-handed, especially in harbors and when docking. It will not satisfy owners seeking a lively or highly responsive sailing feel, but it is well matched to relaxed passage making and coastal hops.

Comfort is a major strength. The Lagoon 42’s volume supports multiple cabins, good headroom and a practical liveaboard layout, with enough separation between social and private areas for crews or charter guests. In 6-cabin charter configurations, it can carry large groups, though that comes with the usual trade-off of reduced privacy and more wear from heavy use.

Value is strong if the priority is space per foot, ease of use and charter versatility. Buyers looking for a balanced cruising cat with shallow draft and broad market support will find it compelling, while those prioritizing speed, tight marina fit or a more premium owner-focused feel may prefer a different model.

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