Lagoon Catamarans for Charter

Founded in 1984 in France as a division of Jeanneau Technologies Advances, Lagoon Catamarans is a well-established catamaran builder, delivering over 7,000 catamarans since its inception. The yard's debut model, the pioneering Lagoon 55, was launched in 1987 and the result of a collaboration between Jeanneau's management, Fleury Michon, Philippe Poupon, and Jean-François de Premorel. Following acquisition by Groupe Beneteau in 1992, Lagoon significantly expanded its range, introducing the innovative Lagoon 440 in 2004, a groundbreaking flybridge catamaran featuring rooftop equipment placement. Celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2024, Lagoon has remained at the forefront of catamaran design, making Lagoon catamarans for charter exceptionally popular amongst those seeking spacious, stable cruising platforms. Lagoon catamarans for charter range from 16 to 25 metres in length and include predominantly sailing models with some motor-powered options. The charter fleet features models such as the 25-metre Lagoon 77, the 24-metre Lagoon 78, the spacious 23-metre Lagoon 70 and flagship Lagoon 74, alongside the flexible mid-range Lagoon 450, Lagoon 52, Lagoon 560, and Lagoon 620. Each model offers fully customisable configurations, renowned for exceptional stability, generous living spaces, and shallow draughts enabling access to secluded anchorages. Award-winning designs emphasise seamless indoor-outdoor flow and impressive fuel efficiency, with charter options ranging from recent builds to proven favourites. All Lagoon catamarans available for charter offer extensive amenities suited to extended sailing, from multiple cabin layouts to expansive salons and protected cockpit areas, overseen by professional crew providing attentive service, for those thinking about buying, chartering a Lagoon catamaran offers the perfect opportunity to experience the brand's distinctive twin-hull advantages, evaluating space utilisation, sailing characteristics, and comfort levels across varied conditions before making a commitment to buying.