Lagoon 410 Catamarans For Sale

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median sold price

$225,000

sales on record

years built

1997–2006

typical length

40–41 ft

for sale now

The Lagoon 410 is a 40’7” (12.37m) cruising catamaran designed by VPLP Design (France). She was built between 1997 and 2006 by Lagoon (France) with 283 hulls completed.
The Lagoon 410 S2 Catamaran is an updated version of the Lagoon 410.
After launching more than one hundred Lagoon 410’s since its first introduction in 1997, Lagoon introduced the Lagoon 410-S2. Modifications to the Lagoon 410 were made in many areas: ergonomic, comfort, maneuverability and more standard equipment.

Specifications

Type	Multihull
Years Built	1997 – 2006
Builder	Lagoon / Jeanneau
Designer	Marc Van Peteghem / Vincent Lauriot Prevost
Number Built	S2 version introduced in 2004
Accommodations	The Lagoon 410 offers four large double cabins with a bathroom in each or one large washroom and a study in the starboard hull. The aft and the forward cabins are spacious, and can easily accommodate a family of 8 onboard, although the forward cabins are slightly narrower than the aft cabins. There is also headspace in not only the cabins but also the passageway to make movement easy and fluid.

Dimensions

LOA	12.37m (40'7")
LWL	11.67m (38'3")
Beam	7.09m (23'3")
Headroom	1.90m (6'3")
Draft	1.20m (3'11")
Mast Height	18m / 60'

Performance

Displacement	7241kg (15,964bs)
Speed	Cruise 7.5 knots / Max 8.5 knots
Engines	Yanmar 3JH4E Diesels 2 x 27HP

Lagoon 410 Yachts For Sale

Updated! (Sep 6, 2026)

Lagoon 410 (Panama)

Asking $175,000 (USD)

Location Shelter Bay Marina, PA (Panama)

S/V Guiding Light is a 1997 Lagoon 410 for sale by broker.

Cast off your lines and go cruising in some of the world’s best cruising grounds with a well-designed Lagoon 410 catamaran for sale. Guiding Light has been lovingly cared for, maintained, and upgraded by the same owner for the last fourteen years. She is very well equipped for long-range cruising, liveaboard, or charter. Her nearly new engines and saildrives have 1,340 and 1,343 hours, respectively. Guiding Light is self-sufficient and meets its power needs using solar power and has heavy-duty alternators to provide redundant charging for the house and starting batteries.…

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