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Catamaran · 62 ft (19 m) · Olbia
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Lagoon
- Modèle
- 60
- Longueur
- 62 ft (19 m)
- Passagers
- 10
- Cabines
- 5
Verdict
The 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, 4
Avantages
- +Large interior volume and wide beam for its class
- +Twin 150 hp Yanmar engines provide dependable maneuvering power
- +Air conditioning, Wi‑Fi, Starlink, solar, and lithium upgrade livability
- +Shallow draft and catamaran stability suit cruising and charter use
- +Berth capacity can scale up to 8–14 in some configurations
Inconvénients
- −Not a performance-focused sailing catamaran
- −Fuel and systems specs are good, but exact onboard berths and crew layout are unconfirmed for this listing
- −Measured length and cabin count differ from the listing claim
- −Large size can be less convenient in tight marinas or heavy docking conditions
The Lagoon 60 is a contemporary French cruising catamaran with the brand’s familiar emphasis on space, visibility, and easy circulation. Public specs place it at about 60 ft hull length with a 32 ft 5 in beam, twin Yanmar diesel engines, and a sail plan aimed more at balanced cruising than outright speed. The design favors volume and deck usability over a narrow, performance-oriented profile.
On the water, the Lagoon 60 should feel stable and forgiving, especially under engine or in moderate cruising conditions. Twin 150 hp engines give it practical docking and low-speed control for a boat of this size, while the shallow draft helps access anchorages and coastal cruising grounds. Handling is generally expected to be straightforward for an experienced crew, but its beam and overall mass mean it will not feel as nimble as smaller cats.
Comfort is one of its strongest points. The verified layout is a 4-cabin configuration, and the model’s large beam, ample tankage, and systems such as air conditioning, Starlink, solar panels, and lithium batteries make it well suited to extended cruising or premium charter use. The main limitation is that this listing appears to overstate the length and cabin count, so buyers should confirm the exact configuration before judging accommodation or pricing.
In value terms, the Lagoon 60 is most compelling for buyers who prioritize space, ease of use, and charter-friendly versatility over high sailing performance. If the asking price reflects a clean 2026 build with the listed upgrades, it is a strong mainstream luxury-catamaran proposition rather than a niche performance buy.
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