Shipyard France est. 1984
Lagoon Yacht Charter
Lagoon came out of a racing workshop. Jeanneau set up JTA, Jeanneau Techniques Avancées, for competition boats, and in 1984 the proposal was made to build a fast cruising catamaran on VPLP Design plans. The first two, a pair of 55-footers, launched in 1987. Beneteau bought Jeanneau in 1996 and moved the brand to Construction Navale Bordeaux, where it still builds.
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- Yachts for charter
- 117
- Median week
- $32,500
- Base rate, before APA and tax
- Length range
- 11.7 to 25 m
- Charter destinations
- 12
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Where you can charter a Lagoon
- British Virgin Islands 25
- USVI 23
- St Martin 22
- St Barths 21
- Anguilla 20
- Grenadines 18
- Antigua and Barbuda 15
- Greece 14
- French Polynesia 12
- Puerto Rico 12
- Italy 12
- St Lucia 12
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About the shipyard
VPLP have drawn every generation since, the same office behind America's Cup and Vendée Globe boats, and the brief has never really changed: maximum accommodation and stability for a given length. A 45-foot Lagoon sleeps as many people as a considerably longer monohull and does not heel while doing it.
More than 6,000 have been built, from 40 to 78 feet, which is why Lagoon has done more than any other builder to turn the cruising catamaran from a specialist's boat into the default family charter yacht. It also means parts and crews who know them exist in every charter base worth sailing from.
- Founded
- 1984
- Shipyard
- Bordeaux, France
- Group
- Groupe Beneteau
- Construction
- Composite
- Model ranges
- Lagoon 40 to 77 · SEVENTY range
- Design partners
- VPLP Design · Patrick le Quement
- Build years
- 1995 to 2027
What defines Lagoon
- Over 6,000 built since 1984
- VPLP-designed hulls throughout
- Fourth-largest fleet on this site
The most practical answer for a family or two couples in the Caribbean, Greece or Croatia, level decks, shallow draft that reaches anchorages a monohull cannot, and separate hulls for privacy. Our fleet runs 11.7m to 25m.
Chartering a Lagoon: common questions
- How many Lagoon yachts can I charter?
- We currently list 117 of them available for charter, across 12 countries. Availability moves week to week, so ask us for live dates on any yacht that interests you.
- What size are the Lagoon yachts on Boatcrowd?
- They run from 11.7m to 25m. Larger yachts carry more crew and more space per guest rather than simply more guests, so tell us your group size and we will point you at the right end of the range.
- What does a week of Lagoon charter cost?
- As an indicative guide, the median weekly rate across the Lagoon fleet we list is $32,500, a base rate before APA and tax. Size, season and where you board move it most, so a broker prices the whole week for your dates.
- Where is the Lagoon fleet based?
- The Lagoon yachts we list are based mainly in these countries, most common first: Greece (14 yachts), British Virgin Islands (13 yachts), Croatia (9 yachts), French Polynesia (9 yachts). Many cruise well beyond their home port, so tell us the waters you have in mind and a broker will check what is close.
- Why charter a catamaran instead of a monohull?
- Space and stability. A catamaran of the same length has far more deck and saloon area, does not heel under sail, and draws much less water, so it reaches shallow anchorages a monohull has to skip. The trade-offs are marina fees, which are charged on beam and so cost more, and slightly less performance upwind.
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