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MASTERDREAM review

Catamaran · 62 ft (19 m) · Port of Split

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed August 9, 2026
4.4/ 5
expert score
Design4.4
Performance3.8
Comfort4.8
Handling3.7
Value4.1

Key specs

Model
Lagoon 620
Length
62 ft (19 m)
Guests
10
Cabins
7
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Verdict

The Lagoon 620 is a large, charter-friendly cruising catamaran that prioritizes space, comfort and easy living over pure sailing performance. It is best suited to owners or guests who want a stable, luxurious platform for relaxed passagemaking and social cruising.

Pros

  • +Very spacious layout with flexible cabin configurations
  • +Bright saloon, large flybridge and strong indoor-outdoor living areas
  • +Stable and comfortable motion for extended cruising
  • +Good charter and liveaboard suitability

Cons

  • Not as nimble or upwind-efficient as lighter performance cats
  • Wide beam can complicate marina berth selection
  • Large sail plan and systems can mean higher upkeep
  • Best handled with experienced crew in stronger conditions

The Lagoon 620 is a 62-foot cruising catamaran with a broad 32'10" beam, so its design is centered on volume, deck living and flexible layouts rather than sleek racing lines.[1][4] Reviews consistently describe it as a premium, charter-oriented platform with multiple cabin arrangements and strong use of the flybridge and saloon spaces.[2][4][7]

On the water, it is generally praised for a settled, comfortable ride and seaworthy cruising behavior, but it is not a performance catamaran in the light, aggressive sense.[6][7] Its size and sail plan can make sail handling more involved than on smaller boats, and some reviewers note that heavier-air work is easier with a capable crew.[6][7]

Comfort is one of its strongest points: the boat is known for generous cabin volume, ensuite accommodations and excellent livability for long stays aboard.[4][7] For value, the 620 is often viewed as strong on space-per-dollar in the luxury cruising-cat segment, though operating and maintenance costs can be significant for a yacht of this size.[5][7]

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