Brand: Lagoon 400

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The Lagoon 400 , designed by Van Peteghem Lauriot Prevost, features exceptional living space on deck and in the cockpit, comfortable salon with 360° view and the luminous cabins, thanks to large hull windows, making this catamaran model an optimal live aboard and long distance cruiser.

Specifications
Make: Lagoon
Model: 400
Length: 40
Builder: Lagoon, France
Designer: Van Petheghem/Lauriot Prevost
Build Start: 2009
Build End: 2018
Loa: 39' 3" (11.97 m.)
Lwl: 37' 7" (11.46 m.)
Beam: 23' 9" (7.25 m.)
Headroom: 7 ft 0 inches (salon)
Draft: 4' 0" (1.22 m.)
Displacement: 22,817 lb. (10,350 kg.)
Mast Height: 66' 7" (20.29 m.) (Sloop-Mast Head)
Mfg Engines: 2 X Yanmar 3JH5E 39 Hp diesel engines
Mfg Accommodations: Symbolizing a new Lagoon generation, the 40 is endowed with enhanced performance. The larger sail plan ensures a better sail surface/displacement ratio, making the 40 a fast and seaworthy boat. The decision to move the mast further aft, arising directly from VPLPs experience in racing, has many advantages. For ease of handling, the 40 has a self-tacking jib and a shorter boom. For more performance, the 40 has a large foretriangle offering a greater choice of foresails and a high-aspect mainsail, enabling use of less disturbed air higher up. On deck, space and comfort are combined with a new aft cockpit layout like that of the 42. This space is open to the sea, with a dining table to port that can accommodate up to twelve guests, a relaxation area on the same side, and a seat on the aft crossbeam. The ergonomic helm station can be accessed from the cockpit or the deck, affording continuous communication between the helmsman and the rest of the crew. The skirts are wide, with a large platform, to enjoy the sea with feet in the water as well as to facilitate access to the dinghy and enable an easy and safe climb aboard. Below decks, elegance and natural light are the watchwords. The selection of sophisticated materials, by Nauta Design, enhance a warm and modern style. With 3- or 4-cabin layouts available, the 40 can satisfy all the requirements of owners and of large families. Very large hull glazings with integral portholes for the cabins provide exceptional light and a magnificent exterior view. The special attention devoted to the distribution of space, flowing circulation and natural lighting make this new interior a truly pleasant living area.

Catamaran For Sale -- Lagoon 400 (Caribbean)

Asking: $275,000 (USD)
S/V Laguna is a St George, Grenada based 2010 Lagoon 400 Catamaran For Sale By Owner
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S/V Laguna is a Caribbean based, Australia Flagged 2010 Lagoon 400 catamaran for sale by owner. The Lagoon 400 was specifically designed to become a comfortable home for sailors looking to live aboard. This boat is a remarkably designed galley up catamaran, the most popular catamaran in its class, and she is well equipped, as she even comes with air conditioning!

Lagoon has designed a vessel that is very simple to sail. Powering the vessel up or down is a task that can be undertaken by even to the most inexperienced skipper as the sails are rigged with a unique line system that makes lowering and raising them a piece of cake.

This boats got everything you need to start living aboard now: Watermaker, Solar, Generator, Inverter, Tender, all the way down to the linen and cutlery. This boat is already located in paradise!! After a short adjustment period you can completely relax and be swept away on the sailing voyage of a lifetime! Click on the link above for boat details.

Catamaran For Sale -- Lagoon 400 (Florida)

Asking: $316,000 (USD)
S/V Equa is a Fort Lauderdale based 2011 Lagoon 400 Catamaran For Sale By Owner
Lagoon 400 Photos & Details Contact Catamaran Owner

S/V Lady Ida II is a Grenada based 2011 Lagoon 400 catamaran. This is a boat which was specifically designed to become a comfortable home for sailors looking to live aboard. Lagoon 400 was designed as a vessel which is very simple to sail. Powering the vessel up or down is a task that can be undertaken by even to the most inexperienced skipper.

The 400 may be a bit intimidating at first, but it has been engineered to be easy to control, so a short adjustment period is really all that is needed before you completely relax and be swept away on the sailing voyage of a lifetime!

Cared for by a fastidious owner, S/V Lady Ida II is fully equipped for extended cruising and ready to sail away. Click on the link above for boat details.

Lagoon 400 Review and Owner Interview with Sailing Ocean Fox

We interview Carla and Simon who have extensively sailed over 25,000 miles on their Lagoon 400. They have a popular YouTube channel called Sailing Ocean Fox and also a website with the same name. Also on Facebook at Sailing Ocean Fox and Instagram. They were even featured by the NY Times for an article this summer titled The Seas as the Ultimate Coronavirus Isolation? Not. So. Fast. Please follow them and enjoy their adventures. Read below for their review of their 2013 Lagoon 400 Mark I. A big thank you to them for participating in our series of owner reviews of catamarans. Can you tell us about your Lagoon 400 and what you’re doing? We’ve got a Lagoon 400 Mark I from 2013. She’s an owner’s version, so the starboard side is entirely the owner’s cabin and head. On the port side, we’ve got two cabins and a single head. […]