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CRODA ROSSA review

Catamaran · 45 ft (14 m) · Porto Cervo

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed August 19, 2026
4.3/ 5
expert score
Design4.4
Performance3.8
Comfort4.8
Handling4.0
Value4.1

Key specs

Builder
Lagoon Yachts
Model
Lagoon 50
Length
45 ft (14 m)
Guests
12
Cabins
6
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Verdict

A spacious, charter-friendly cruising catamaran with strong livability and easy coastal sailing manners. It is less about sporty performance than stable, comfortable passage-making and large-volume accommodation.

Pros

  • +Large beam and wide cockpit/salon create excellent living space
  • +Shallow draft suits bays, anchorages and island cruising
  • +Multiple cabin layouts and high guest capacity suit charter use
  • +Twin engines improve low-speed maneuvering in tight marinas

Cons

  • Performance is moderate compared with more sail-focused catamarans
  • Wide beam can make docking and berthing less forgiving in wind
  • High-volume layout adds weight and can reduce light-air pace
  • Complex charter-oriented options may raise maintenance and ownership costs

The Lagoon 50 is designed around volume, visibility and social space rather than outright sailing pace. Its broad beam, raised helm and full-width living areas make it one of the more accommodation-focused catamarans in its class, and the 2022 example with six cabins is clearly aimed at charter use and large groups.

On the water, the boat is best described as steady and predictable rather than fast and lively. The shallow draft helps access anchorages, and twin engines make marina handling straightforward, but the wide platform and cruising-oriented rig mean performance will usually be competent rather than exciting, especially in light air.

Comfort is the model’s strongest point: the interior volume, deck space and cabin flexibility are well suited to extended stays aboard, and 12-guest certification reflects its charter emphasis. In value terms, it offers a lot of usable space for the money, but buyers should expect the trade-off that comes with a large cruising catamaran: more systems, more upkeep, and less sailing feel than more performance-driven alternatives.

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