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Some cruising catamarans get popular because they sail well; others because they live well. The Lagoon 42 has managed both, and that combination — along with systems that a couple can actually manage without a full-time engineer aboard — is what Bill Regan of Catamaran Central highlights at the top of his walkthrough of this 2019 Lagoon 42 Owner’s Version. The headline gear list is long and genuinely cruising-focused: a large solar array, a lithium-ion battery bank, a Sea Recovery watermaker, an AB dinghy with a 20-horsepower outboard, twin Yanmar 57-horsepower diesels, an upgraded Cummins Onan 13.5 kW generator, folding props, a full suite of cruising sails, a brand-new anchor chain and a regalvanized anchor that, as Regan puts it, has never touched the bottom.…

The Lagoon 42 has become one of the most recognizable cruising catamarans afloat for good reason: it blends genuine sailing performance with accommodations that feel far larger than 42 feet, and it does it with systems a couple can actually manage. In this walkthrough, broker Bill Regan of Catamaran Central tours a 2019 example — S/V Lagoon 42, an Owner’s Version lying in Baltimore, Maryland — and the pitch is straightforward: this is a boat that has already been outfitted for long-range cruising rather than one that still needs to be.…

Some boat tours are about polished joinery. This one, led by seller David through S/V Solis I, is about how a 2014 Lagoon 380 S2 actually works when people live on it full time. The camera moves through the bridgedeck saloon and down the port hull, and every stop reveals a practical decision someone made after real time at anchor. A galley built for cooking, not just heating The tour begins in the main cabin at the galley, where there’s both a gas hob and a separate electric induction top — plus an extra section of bench that sits over the gas hob to expand the counter when you’re not cooking.…

Some boat tours are about brochure gloss. This one, filmed on deck aboard the 2014 Lagoon 380 S2 S/V Solis I, is about how a cruising catamaran actually gets used — where the paddleboards live, how the outboard comes off the dinghy before an offshore passage, and why every locker matters when you’re a long way from a chandlery. Forward decks: storage where it counts The walkthrough begins at the bows. The starboard locker is the toy box — paddleboards, snorkel gear, a spare trampoline and a lounging mattress that floats, so it can be tossed over the side at anchor.…

Some walkthroughs open with a spec sheet. This one opens with storage. Standing aboard S/V Pivot, a 2009 Lagoon 500, brokers Brandon and Amber of The Cruisers Company keep coming back to the same idea: this 51-footer feels more like a home than a boat. Having lived aboard their own sailboat for four years with four kids, they know exactly which details matter after the honeymoon period ends — and where cruisers run out of room. The galley sits up in the saloon, but the storage story continues down the steps, where a full counter with cabinetry hosts appliances, a freezer and a washing machine.…

Filmed at anchor in Georgetown, Bahamas, this walkthrough of S/V Wisdom comes with a rare credential: the person showing you around has cruised alongside her. Broker Will Marks describes hundreds — maybe thousands — of miles shared with the family aboard this 2023 Lagoon 50, plus countless anchorages and evenings in her cockpit. That familiarity shows in the tour, which skips the brochure language and goes straight to the details that matter when a catamaran is also your home. Flybridge first The tour opens on what Marks calls the boat’s best feature: the flybridge.…

In her walkthrough of S/V Reunited, Valerie Toomey of The Multihull Company introduces a 2017 Lagoon 42 Owner Version that has been prepared with a clear purpose: blue-water cruising with a short-handed crew. The tour highlights more than $55,000 in upgrades, and several of them speak directly to the way this boat has been used. The most consequential is the rig. The mast was shortened to allow ICW access — a meaningful convenience for anyone running the Intracoastal Waterway — and paired with a new roach mainsail that adds sail area back to help preserve performance.…

Some boats are sold on their brochure specs. This 2004 Lagoon 380 Custom PC, named M/Y Herkee, is sold on the thousands of small decisions her owners made while actually living aboard her. The walkthrough video is exactly that: an unhurried, hatch-by-hatch tour narrated by someone who clearly knows where every wire runs. The headline change is under the sole. The original Volvo 28/30-horsepower engines are gone, replaced by a pair of Yanmar 3JH40s with Yanmar SD60 saildrives and custom exhaust — work carried out by Urbana Boatworks, which owns Remlik Marina where the video was filmed.…

Presented by The Multihull Company, this 2026 Lagoon 38—listed as S/V Hull #66—is introduced in the video as one of the newest members of the Lagoon family, and pointedly not a base boat. The walkthrough’s guide, a captain and instructor, frames it as a catamaran specified with many of the most desirable factory options, aimed equally at weekend anchorage hopping and serious offshore cruising. Cockpit, helm and the indoor-outdoor connection The first thing noted on stepping aboard is the new stern extensions, which make boarding notably easier, along with the warm wooden cockpit sole that adds grip and a premium finish.…

Step aboard S/V ALOHA and the first thing you notice is how thoughtfully she’s been kept. This 2020 Lagoon 450S, offered by Jeff, is a cruising catamaran that’s clearly been used the way she was designed to be used — and updated where it counts. Command and Control ALOHA’s helm sits in a fully enclosed station, tucked out of the weather, which the owner points out helps preserve the electronics — particularly the touchscreen. The nav suite is current: a B&G Zeus chartplotter installed new in 2023, paired with a Halo radar added just this past March.…

The Lagoon 42 has become one of the most recognizable cruising catamarans on the water today, and S/V Aquaholic — a 2018 owner’s version — is a strong example of why. Walking through the boat on video, it’s clear this hull has been outfitted with serious offshore cruising in mind, from the sail handling systems at the helm to the power generation below. Helm and Sail Handling The raised starboard helm offers clear sightlines to all four corners of the boat, with running rigging led aft through Spinlock clutches to a pair of electric Harken winches.…

Caroline Laviolette of The Multihull Company welcomes viewers aboard S/V Nomada, a 2014 Lagoon 620 that has been transformed by a comprehensive 2023 refit commissioned by a prestigious hotel group. The result is a six-cabin, six-head catamaran with hospitality-grade finishes, MCA certification already in hand, and enough thoughtful upgrades to slot straight back into charter service. A Saloon and Galley Rebuilt for Entertaining Step into the main deck and the refit’s fingerprints are everywhere. Thick, name-brand designer upholstery wraps custom seating around teak tables that adjust electrically between coffee and dining heights.…

Chris Block of The Multihull Company walks us through S/V Blue Pearl Too, a 2017 Lagoon 42 hull number 103 now for sale in Kemah, Texas — the self-styled catamaran capital of the Gulf Coast, just south of Houston. This four-cabin, four-head charter-layout cat spent its early years crewed-charter in the Mediterranean, was purchased by a private owner who cruised the Med, then made the transatlantic delivery under her own power to Texas. With the owner now back in Europe and his sailing plans behind him, Block describes the seller as very motivated.…

Some catamarans arrive on the brokerage market with a story worth telling, and S/V DAKITI is one of them. This 2023 Lagoon 46, presented by Captain Paco Montaner of The Multihull Company in Puerto Rico, is an owner-operated, never-chartered example that has been meticulously maintained from delivery. In a segment where charter-fleet boats dominate, that alone makes her stand apart. A Cockpit and Flybridge Built for Living Step aboard and the cockpit sets the tone: teak flooring, a wide, open layout, and a seamless connection into the salon that delivers the indoor-outdoor lifestyle Lagoon has become known for.…

The 2014 Lagoon 39 S/V Cecil is presented as a genuinely turnkey cruising catamaran — a four-cabin, two-head layout that has been methodically brought up to modern off-grid standards. For buyers weighing the jump from coastal sailing to extended cruising, this boat’s story is really about the systems behind the layout. A 2024 Electrical Refit Built for Off-Grid Life The headline upgrade is a comprehensive 2024 electrical overhaul. Lithium batteries, bifacial solar panels, high-output alternators, and a full suite of Victron electronics work together to keep Cecil self-sufficient at anchor.…