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Catamaran · 52 ft (16 m) · Rungrawee Pier
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- lagoon
- Modèle
- lagoon 52 f with watermaker & a/c - plus
- Longueur
- 52 ft (16 m)
- Passagers
- 14
- Cabines
- 8
Verdict
A roomy, charter-friendly cruising catamaran with strong liveaboard comfort, practical systems and broad appeal. The Lagoon 52 F is not a sporty sailboat, but it delivers easy handling, excellent space and solid value for buyers prioritizing comfort and capacity.
Avantages
- +Very spacious layout with large salon and cockpit connection
- +Strong charter appeal: up to 14 guests and multiple cabin options
- +Good onboard systems package for cruising, including watermaker and air conditioning
- +Shallow draft suits island-hopping and anchorage access
- +Easy, predictable handling for a boat of this size
Inconvénients
- −Not designed for high-performance sailing or close-winded pace
- −Large footprint can make docking and tight marina moves challenging
- −Complex systems can increase upkeep and maintenance costs
- −Charter-oriented layout may sacrifice privacy in some configurations
The Lagoon 52 F follows the brand’s comfort-first catamaran formula, with an aft-set rig, broad beam and a layout designed to maximize interior and exterior living space. The design prioritizes volume and visibility over aggressive performance, which is typical for this model and explains its popularity in charter fleets.
On the water, the boat is best described as steady and manageable rather than sporty. Twin engines and catamaran stability make low-speed maneuvering and passage-making straightforward, but owners should not expect lively upwind performance or the responsiveness of a more performance-oriented multihull.
Comfort is the Lagoon 52 F’s strongest suit. The 2016 example here is fitted with watermaker and air conditioning, both valuable for warm-weather cruising and charter use, and the 8-cabin/14-guest setup underlines its strong livability and capacity. The trade-off is that the charter-focused arrangement is less intimate than a private-owner configuration.
In value terms, the model remains attractive because it offers a lot of boat, systems and accommodation for the money. It is best suited to buyers who want a dependable, spacious cruising platform for family use or charter revenue rather than a performance sailor’s catamaran.
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