Marmot: A Rare Lagoon 67 Sailing Catamaran for Charter in Marigot

Discover Marmot, one of the world’s most exclusive sailing catamarans—a rare Lagoon 67 built between 1993 and 1995 by JTA (Jeanneau Technologies Avancées). With a length of 67 feet and a beam of 35 feet, this classic performance catamaran was designed by naval architects Marc Van Peteghem and Lauriot Prevoot for high-speed luxury cruising.

Marmot is currently available for crewed charter in Marigot, offering private sailing and scuba diving experiences in the Virgin Islands. The vessel features 4 double cabins, shallow draft for reef exploration, and twin 100HP engines for reliable maneuvering.

Key Features of Marmot Lagoon 67

• Length: 67'7" (20.6m)
• Beam: 35'10" (10.7m)
• Cabins: 4 double guest cabins
• Capacity: Up to 8 guests (crewed)
• Draft: 5'3" (1.6m) — ideal for shallow reefs
• Sail Area: 135m² mainsail + 85m² furling jib
• Power: 2 × 100HP engines
• Water/Fuel: 600L water + 500L fuel per engine

Only four Lagoon 67s were ever built, making Marmot one of the rarest catamarans in existence. Its performance pedigree and timeless design set it apart from modern models.