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2024 Lagoon 42
Large sliding doors connect the cockpit and saloon into a single continuous space, which is the feature guests on this model mention most after a week on board.
The cockpit seats eight comfortably around a fixed dining table, and when the three-panel sliding door behind it opens fully, the interior and exterior merge into one level living area that spans the full beam of the boat. The galley sits to port inside the saloon, in an L-shaped arrangement that works well underway without isolating the cook from the rest of the group.
The flybridge above the saloon adds a genuine second social level with its own wraparound seating, table and helm station, well suited to sundowners or simply following the coastline from a higher vantage point while someone else takes the wheel below. Forward, a trampoline net between the bows is consistently the preferred sunbathing spot for most guests.
The hull design gives the boat a beam considerably wider than most monohulls of similar overall length, which shows most clearly below deck. Four double cabins, each with a private en suite bathroom, are arranged across both hulls with enough separation that four couples can share the boat for a week without the layout feeling crowded. The swim platform is just two steps below the cockpit level, with direct access through a transom gate on the port side.
The exact year and configuration of the boat assigned will be confirmed before departure, with comfort and layout kept consistent across similar vessels in the fleet.
- Length: 13m
- Type: Catamaran
- Fits 12 guests
- Private bathroom
Dufour 54
2020 Dufour 54
What stands out most on deck is the outdoor galley built into the stern platform, turning the transom into a genuine second kitchen directly above the water.
The cockpit is wide and well organized, with twin helm stations on either side and two tables in between that lower completely to form a continuous sunbathing surface when not in use for meals. Forward of the cockpit, a dedicated lounging area on the foredeck with adjustable daybed cushions extends the outdoor living space well beyond the typical deck arrangement for a monohull of this size.
At the stern, a flip-up bench conceals a plancha grill, sink and refrigerator, turning the wide bathing platform into an outdoor kitchen at anchor, with direct access to the water just below. Below deck, large panoramic windows and multiple overhead hatches keep the saloon noticeably bright, with light oak joinery and a convertible dining table at the center of the main living area.
Cabins are arranged across several configurations depending on the vessel assigned, typically from four to six double berths each with a private bathroom, giving the boat a spaciousness inside that feels larger than the overall length would suggest. A dedicated skipper's cabin keeps the crew separate from the guest quarters.
The exact year and configuration of the boat assigned will be confirmed before departure, with comfort and layout kept consistent across similar vessels in the fleet.
- Length: 17m
- Type: Sailboat
- Fits 12 guests
- Private bathroom
