Brand: Lagoon 380

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The Lagoon 380 is known as the most successful cruising catamaran model. Introduced in 2000,  it was built to be a workhouse for the charter industry and an entry level-cruiser. It is a great entry level cruising catamaran that sails better than many other cats and provides lots of living space for the money.

Despite the small size the Lagoon 380 combines spacious accommodations normally reserved for much larger catamarans while still retaining decent performance. Charter versions of the Lagoon 380 have four staterooms and two heads. Owner versions have a master suite in the starboard hull that has a spacious bathroom with shower and head, in addition to a small office space.

In 2004 the Lagoon 380 was reintroduced with some fantastic changes. After hull No. 300 it would be called the Lagoon 380S2. There have been 17 improvements including large hull side windows that allow for more natural light, a sliding door that isolates the owners cabin giving total privacy from the rest of the guests and there is better refrigeration and counter space in the galley.

Specifications
Make: Lagoon
Model: 380
Length: 38
Builder: Cnb-Lagoon-France
Designer: Marc Van Peteghem / Vincent Lauriot Prevost
Construction: Infused Balsa cored hull construction - white gelcoat; Below the waterline: infused Hull bottom in solid GRP
Build Start: 1998
Build End: 2019
Number Built: over 1,000 hulls; added S2 version in 2004 with same hull
Loa: 37' 11" / 11.6 M
Lwl: 36' 1" / 11.3 M
Beam: 21' 5" / 6.40 M
Headroom: 6 ft 5 in
Draft: 3' 9" / 1.1 M
Displacement: 15,700lbs / 7,121kg
Mast Height: 58' / 17.7 M
Mfg Engines: 2 x 30Hp Yanmar Model 3YM30 couple to sail drives

Lagoon 380 Review with Toast of S/V Don Quixote

Diane talked with Toast for a review on the Lagoon 380, a well known design that was a workhorse of charter fleets for the last two decades. She and her family sailed a 2001 Lagoon 380 Owners Version named S/V Don Quixote for about six years. They started in Seattle with three little children and then ended up in New Zealand several years later with much bigger children. It felt really tiny in the beginning and by the time we moved out the kids were willing to move into basically a fender locker. They’re like wow look at all this space, so we did change our understanding of what it was like to live and what you need to be happy. Toast on size and one of her daughters choosing to live in the starboard bow locker. You can read about her latest adventures on her blog. Key Takeways of […]