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Innovation: the new furling boom improves your sailing experience

Destined for the Lagoon 46 and Lagoon 51 , the mechanism of this boom is not hidden by a cover, but remains visible, a unique concept for greater ease of use.

This particularity offers multiple advantages, notably the ability to observe and control reefing, furling, and other sail handling operations with great precision.

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EXPANSIVE HORIZONS

Perfectly integrated into the deck line, the cockpit affords an exceptional view of the horizon.  The flybridge of the Lagoon 46 offers two functionalities in one space, with transformable sundecks and a full helm station:  the perfect balance of comfort and ergonomic design for easy handling.

LIFE ON THE TERRACE

With a generous storage capacity, sliding bench seating, and an exterior galley… the cockpit of the Lagoon 46 is a truly inviting modular living space, able to accommodate up to twelve people.  In this shared living area, each person will find the perfect spot for creating treasured summer memories.

FULL COMFORT

The Lagoon 46 conceals an unparalleled interior volume for a catamaran in this category.  Comfortable furnishings and fine materials welcome guests in a refined atmosphere, while maintaining the practicality and functionality of each living space on board.

VIRTUAL VISIT OF LAGOON 46

Imagine yourself seated around the large aft cockpit table, enjoying precious moments with your loved ones, and watch our video to learn more about the Lagoon 46.

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• Hull length 13,99 m / 45'11''
• Length overall 14.5 m / 47’’7’
• Beam overall 7,96 m / 26'10''
• Water draft 1,37 m / 4'6''
• Air draft 23,21 m / 76'2''
• Light displacement (EEC) 16,3 t / 35,942 Lbs
• Sails area upwind 127 m² / 1,367 sq. ft.
• High roach mainsail 76,5 m² / 823 sq.ft
• Square top mainsail (optional.) 80,5 m² / 866 sq.ft
• Self-tacking jib 46,5 m² / 500 sq.ft
• Code 0 (opt.) 105 m² / 1,130 sq.ft
• Motorisation - standard 2 x 57 HP
• Water tank capacity 600 l / 158 US gal
• Fuel tank capacity 1,04 l / 275 US gal
• No. of berths From 6 to 12
• CE approval A: 12, B: 14, C: 20, D: 30

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• Lagoon 46: Yacht in review
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One of the catamarans to keep an eye out for is the fantastic Lagoon 46. With several impressive novelties, the Lagoon 46 could potentially become the replacement of today’s most popular Lagoon model of all times, the Lagoon 450 . 

If you are searching for a catamaran with amazing sailing performance and enough space for you and your friends, be sure to check out the Lagoon 46. Find out why she should be your holiday yacht in Yacht4Less’s comprehensive review below. 

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Lagoon 46 specs, lagoon 46 crew cabin, lagoon 46 top speed, lagoon 46 charter cost, final thoughts.

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A sailing holiday is all about that special and liberating feeling. That is why the interior of the Lagoon 46 is very open, making you feel as if you are one with the ocean. Lagoon promises to keep designing catamarans with bright saloons and 360 panoramic views so you can enjoy the colorful scenery wherever you are on board.

The U-shaped galley was designed so that socializing with friends at the aft cockpit while cooking is very easy. The galley comes with a 4 burner stove, dishwasher, lots of storage, and most importantly, enough refrigerators to keep all of your food and drinks coolled. Did you know that the Lagoon 46 has also got a sliding large front window which allows you to easily pass on drinks to friends at the bow as well?

The cabins are very spacious, offering more than enough storage for all belongings. One of the many beautiful and new characteristics which this catamaran model offers is that all beds (in both aft and bow cabins) are the same size - queen beds.

She is a 5-star hotel floating on water. No matter which version you choose (3 or 4 cabin version), each cabin has its own bathroom and toilet.

The 3 cabin owners version has an enormous owner's cabin on the starboard side, with 2 same size cabins on the port side. The 4 cabin version has 4 large cabins.

We decided to divide the exterior into 3 parts and give you a walkthrough of each. These are the places you will mostly be staying at while on board, so let's get into detail:

• Flybridge - the bench seat is large enough for the skipper and guests to be together while sailing. The wide cushions on the flybridge can be transformed into a seating or tanning area, making this area very customizable. The views from up here are the best, so if you are looking for the best place to relax on board, it would most definitely be there. 
• Bow cockpit - typical for a Lagoon catamaran, you will find the nets connecting the two hulls of the boat. With a large seating area for socializing, there is a newly added small coffee table where you can enjoy a glass of wine when anchored in a relaxing and calm bay. 

Even though she is a 46, the overall length is just under 46’, 45'11'' (13.99m). Her beam is 7.96m and her draft is 1.35m. This allows for anchoring in more shallow waters closer to the beach. This model is often equipped with a watermaker, in which case guests do not have to stress about water at all. She can accommodate up to 12 people so the size of the water tanks (2x300l) is more than sufficient. With 2 fuel tanks, each holding up to 520l of fuel, guests are spared of searching for fuel stations during their holiday as enough fuel fits for a weeks worth of sailing. 

The Lagoon 46 has 2 single cabins at the bow which can be used by the crew (skipper and hostess or cook), or a small child. Find out more about skippered charters , and fully crewed charters . If you prefer to sail with a professional crew, Yacht4Less can help you find your charter crew. 

As she is lighter than her predecessors, she is able to reach higher speeds. Under power with the standard 2x57 HP engines, she can go up to 8.5 knots if you really push her. Usually you will go up to 7 knots and will still be able to enjoy the noticeable quieter engines. 

Under sails, she can go up to 13 knots. Lagoon 46 has the mast moved backwards towards the aft, allowing for more stable and less rocky sailing, minimizing the ‘‘up-and-down’ feeling. As she is a big and powerful catamaran, sailing is made easier with her self tacking jib. 

Depending on the time of year, charter prices range from €5400 (£4500) in pre and post season, and up to €12000 (£10000) in high season in Croatia. Prices in Greece and Italy this year are very similar, ranging from €6000 (£5050) to €11,500 (£9600). Keep in mind that these are bareboat prices. Skipper, crew, and extras can be ordered additionally. In high season, daily skippers rates can range from €180 to €200 (average £160), and daily hostesses rates from €120 to €150 (average £110) per day. Check our latest sailing charter deals for lagoon 46 !

This beauty is not only spacious and comfortable, she offers impressive designs throughout the interior and exterior. The salon is large and airy, the designs are modern and the layout makes the boat very functional. Each part of the catamaran was designed to perfection and space was used up wisely, creating the ideal catamaran for your sailing holiday. 

Interested in a luxurious sailing holiday on board a gorgeous Lagoon 46? Please feel free to send us your enquiry via email at [email protected] and one of our experienced yacht charter consultants will get back to you will a list of the best priced available options for your preferred dates and location.

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Sailing the Lagoon 46: A Comprehensive Review

• May 30, 2023
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If you’re in the market for a luxurious catamaran, the Lagoon 46 is definitely worth considering. This impressive vessel boasts a spacious interior, impressive performance, and a range of features that make it a top choice for sailing enthusiasts. In this review, we’ll take a closer look at what makes the Lagoon 46 such a standout option.

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Introduction to the Lagoon 46

The Lagoon 46 is a luxurious catamaran that offers a range of impressive features and amenities. With its spacious interior, impressive performance, and sleek design, it’s no wonder that this vessel has become a top choice for sailing enthusiasts. In this comprehensive review, we’ll take a closer look at what makes the Lagoon 46 such a standout option for those in the market for a new catamaran.

Design and Layout of the Catamaran

The Lagoon 46 boasts a sleek and modern design that is both stylish and functional. The catamaran’s spacious interior is well-lit and features large windows that provide stunning views of the surrounding water. The layout of the vessel is also well thought out, with ample space for both relaxation and entertainment. The cockpit area is particularly impressive, with a large dining table and comfortable seating that make it the perfect spot for enjoying a meal or drinks with friends and family. Overall, the design and layout of the Lagoon 46 are top-notch and sure to impress even the most discerning sailing enthusiasts.

Performance and Handling on the Water

The Lagoon 46 is a high-performance catamaran that is designed to handle a variety of sailing conditions with ease. The vessel’s twin engines provide plenty of power, allowing it to reach impressive speeds even in choppy waters. The boat’s wide beam and low center of gravity also make it incredibly stable, even in rough seas. The Lagoon 46 is also equipped with a variety of advanced sailing technologies, including a self-tacking jib and a fully battened mainsail, which make it easy to handle even for novice sailors. Overall, the Lagoon 46 is a joy to sail and offers an exceptional sailing experience for both seasoned sailors and newcomers alike.

Interior Features and Amenities

The Lagoon 46 boasts a spacious and luxurious interior that is designed to provide maximum comfort and convenience for its passengers. The main salon features a large dining table and comfortable seating, making it the perfect place to relax and socialize after a long day of sailing. The boat’s four cabins are also spacious and well-appointed, with plenty of storage space and comfortable beds. The master cabin is particularly impressive, with a large island bed and an en-suite bathroom with a separate shower. Other interior features include a fully equipped galley, air conditioning, and a state-of-the-art entertainment system. Overall, the interior of the Lagoon 46 is a true masterpiece of design and engineering, providing a luxurious and comfortable living space for its passengers.

Final Verdict: Pros and Cons of the Lagoon 46

While the Lagoon 46 is undoubtedly a luxurious and impressive catamaran, there are a few potential drawbacks to consider. One of the main concerns is the price, which may be out of reach for some buyers. Additionally, the boat’s size may make it difficult to maneuver in tight spaces or in rough weather conditions. However, these potential drawbacks are outweighed by the boat’s many benefits, including its spacious and luxurious interior, impressive performance, and state-of-the-art features. Overall, the Lagoon 46 is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-end catamaran that offers both comfort and performance on the water.

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Lagoon 46 Review, Spacious Bluewater Catamaran

March 31, 2024 by samantha wilson.

Lagoon quite modestly describes the 46 as a “generous catamaran,” but that’s a complete understatement when you look at the expansive interior and deck space to be found on this 46-footer. Launched in 2019 and still in production in 2024, the 46 replaced the Lagoon 450, one of the brand’s best-selling models for almost a decade, with almost 800 built. And the 46 has stepped confidently into its sister’s shoes, both in the private and charter market.

The Lagoon 46 was designed by Van Peteghem/Lauriot-Prevost with the exterior by Patrick le Quément and interior by Nauta Design, and the result is an impressive balance of bluewater cruising comfort and long-term livability. With three, four or even six cabins, an improved galley design, expansive flybridge, and yes “generous” living space, the 46 promises all the room and storage you could need for up to 12 people on board, as well as single-handed sailing capabilities. 

Crossing oceans and making other significant bluewater voyages or enjoying vacations with friends and family are the main reasons people sail the Lagoon 46. While it can cruise at respectable speeds under sail, its weight means it won’t be winning too many races, and in very light winds it needs to be motored. But it’s a worthy trade off for the luxurious and “generous” space, furnishings, and appliances it offers. 

The Lagoon 46 is a spacious, comfortable, and reliable bluewater cruiser. Lagoon Catamarans photo. 

Lagoon 46 Key Features 

One of the stand-out features of the 48 is the cockpit, which offers panoramic views of the horizon, a wet bar, and comfortable dining and living space for 12 people. The flybridge, too, is a key selling point, with the helm station and transformable sundecks creating both a functional and relaxing space. 

Head inside and the Lagoon 46 outdoes itself on clever use of space. The saloon, galley, and chart table have wraparound sea views and a fresh décor to maximize light. Down below the guest cabins are light and airy, certainly spacious (all queen-sized beds), yet also functional and practical. The owner’s cabin is positively palatial for a boat of this size. 

Clever use of deck space has provided practical and relaxing zones. Lagoon Catamarans photo. 

Lagoon 46 Performance

Lagoon’s focus is on reliability, safety, comfort, and luxury rather than all-out speed, but that doesn’t mean it can’t get a move on. There is a 1,300 square foot sail plan—with a smaller mainsail and larger jib—combined with the mast which has been stepped aft to allow this boat to be sailed confidently single-handedly. Electric winches to port and starboard make it easier to trim the headsails. Reviewers report with a moderate breeze, the 46 can hit 9-10 knots on a reach and a knot or two faster as the wind increases and you set a Code 0 headsail.

Upwind in a good breeze, this model will still move along well, but it won’t sail as close to the wind as catamarans with daggerboards and you may find yourself using its twin Yanmar diesel engines (45 or 57hp) to motorsail at a closer wind angle. Alone, the engines offer up to 9 knots at full throttle, with a cruising speed around 7 knots.

The flybridge offers transformable sundecks as well as the helm. Lagoon Catamarans photo. 

Lagoon 46 Why Buy It

• Impressive use of space, both on deck and down below
• It can comfortably accommodate 6 to 12 guests in up to 4 cabins
• Enormous owner’s cabin with spacious en-suite head
• Can be sailed single- or short-handedly
• Panoramic sea views from the airy saloon and galley
• It’s a comfortable, safe, reliable, and luxurious bluewater cruiser
• Buying Used? The Lagoon 46 has two different cabin layout options, aimed either at the owner or charter market, so be sure to search around for the right set-up for you. For other tips when buying used, read our Boat Inspection Checklist . 

The saloon, galley, and nav station on the Lagoon 46 offer panoramic views and plenty of living space. Lagoon Catamarans photo. 

Lagoon 46 Technical Specifications

• Length: 45'11''
• Beam: 26’10”
• Draft: 4’5”
• Sail Area: 1,323 sq ft
• Fuel capacity: 274 gallons
• Displacement: 34,773  lbs
• Material: Fiberglass

The owner’s suite on the Lagoon 46 is positively palatial in size. Lagoon Catamarans photo. 

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Written By: Samantha Wilson

Samantha Wilson has spent her entire life on and around boats, from tiny sailing dinghies all the way up to superyachts. She writes for many boating and yachting publications, top charter agencies, and some of the largest travel businesses in the industry, combining her knowledge and passion of boating, travel and writing to create topical, useful and engaging content.

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The Lagoon 46 reinforces the fundamentals that have made our brand a staple of the catamaran sailing industry, a freeing, gentle lifestyle full of innovation. Patrick le Quément has strengthened and harmonized the belief of living a life at sea where comfort and elegance don't have to be compromised. The 46's design, while comparable to its larger sisters, is still in a league of her own. Discover the 46, and find your sense of freedom. VPLP accomplished the perfect balance between the different living spaces aboard the Lagoon 46. With layouts to choose from to make her your own, all models of the 46 combine modular front and aft cockpits and have a fully equipped cooking area at the back, and yet still gave Nauta Design enough space in the salon to fully express themselves and make this a home away from home. With its double access, the Flybridge is a space dedicated to maximum relaxation and comfort. The center helm station offers protection from the elements and exceptional visibility. For even more comfort, different solar protections are possible: a folding cabriolet or an automated Bimini. On catamarans of this size, the dinghy hoist system is usually a standard single option. On this Lagoon 46 design, choose either a classic stainless steel davits or an electrical hydraulic platform. The option of an electrical hydraulic platform at the back of the catamaran offers people aboard easy access to and from the water while adding additional space. Nauta Design embraced a balance between refined elegance and function in their approach to the 46's living areas. The owner's suite is generously furnished and is equipped with an island bed for optimizing comfort. With spacious cabin design, you'll find the owner suite situated with a settee and desk with ample storage for personal affects. The other cabins aboard have an impressive amount of space available, especailly the front cabin where the bed is as comfortable and roomy as the aft cabins. The amazing quality of life aboard the Lagoon 46 catamaran is guaranteed to exceed expectations. The finishes and lighting make you feel at home. With a great connection between the front cockpit and salon, there's seamless transition to indoor and outdoor living. The Lagoon 46 catamaran proves her seaworthiness with her exceptional performance under sail. Using similar new, innovative designs VPLP has applied to the 46's sisters, this model can hold her own and personalizes her identity in the catamaran world through her performance on the water. A larger sail plan has increased SA/D ratios. Her mast has been repositioned, moving it back has provided a very high aspect ratio. A shorter boom and a self-tacking jib make it easily manageable. A 12,000 lbs difference from her larger sister, the 50, the Lagoon 46's sails can really pick up the speed.

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Boat Review: Lagoon 46

• By Mark Pillsbury
• Updated: June 27, 2019

Change is good! At least that’s what Lagoon Catamarans is banking on with its handsome new 46-footer, which had its North American launch this past winter at the Miami International Boat Show.

The newest model from longtime Lagoon collaborators VPLP and Nauta Design replaces the immensely popular Lagoon 450. For the better part of a decade, the 450 occupied the sweet spot in the company’s range of sailboats that runs from 38 to 77 feet. First launched in 2010, more than 745 of them were sold. By any definition, that’s a pretty impressive number, and the new model will have big shoes to fill.

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But the 46 is a pretty sweet ride—as I found out when I tagged along on its delivery up to Fort Lauderdale after the show. As with its 40- and 50-foot siblings that were launched a year earlier, the mast on the 46 is stepped relatively far aft, allowing for a larger and more powerful self-tacking jib up forward, and a smaller and easier to handle mainsail.

We had a heck of a day to go for a sailboat ride. An east-southeasterly breeze was blowing in the low 20s as we paused in the lee of Fisher Island to tuck in a reef and raise the square-top main before motoring the rest of the way out of Government Cut. Past the breakwater, we hooked a left, rolled out the self-tacking jib and headed for deeper water. For the record, with the throttles wide open, the boat’s two 57 hp Yanmar diesels pushed us along at 8.5-knots. More to the point, with the motors cut, our speed over ground hovered right around 9 knots closehauled. And by the time we’d gained enough sea room to crack off to a reach, though the wind had settled down into the teens, we still managed to add a couple more knots to our pace by unfurling the code zero.

The entire trip was on port tack, so I can’t talk tacking angles, but I can say once in Fort Lauderdale’s narrow canals—and when it came time to dock—the boat proved quite agile under power.

Underway, the flybridge on the 46 is the place to be. The boat we sailed had a hard Bimini top for shade (a canvas one is an option) and lots of cushioned lounging space just aft of the wheel. Offset to port, the winches are close at hand for the skipper, and all sail control lines lead to them. On the hook or dock, if you’re looking for sun and quiet, there’s a small cockpit forward by the trampoline. A much larger and more spacious social area is aft, shaded by the flybridge. The cockpit sports a couch across the transom and a table with foldout leaves and L-shaped seating forward, to port. Opposite, there’s more room for lounging on a wide daybed.

Just inside the saloon, a roomy galley is located adjacent to the door and sliding window, which when open, allows treats to be passed in and out. A nav station is forward to port, and across from it, there’s another dining table. In between, the center forward window slides down and opens onto the foredeck. Speaking of windows, the saloon is surrounded by them so daylight pours in.

Below, VPLP introduced pronounced chines that flare outward just above the waterline and considerably add to the living space in each hull. This is most noticeable up ­forward, where bunks are typically packed into the narrowing portion of a cat’s hull. On the 46, though, the forward berth on the three-cabin model is a full-size island queen, identical to the one aft. (A four-cabin layout is available as well.)

Adding to the sense of roominess below, blackwater tanks for the heads are located under the sole rather than mounted on the side of the hull, and bulkheads in the owner’s quarters have been eliminated.

Large rectangular hull ports make the guest cabins feel light and spacious; in the owner’s quarters, they make things feel downright elegant. The space is well-allocated and includes a queen berth aft and a large set of drawers and bookshelves amidships. Forward, a couch and desk occupy the outboard side of the hull and lockers line the inside, just aft of the roomy head and separate stall shower.

The base price for the 46 is $620,000. Fit out like the one we sailed—solar power, electric winches, watermaker, air conditioning, genset and code zero, to name a few of the toys—the bill comes to about $740,000. And for that, you’ll get a very comfortable cat to call your home.

Mark Pillsbury is CW’s editor.

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Lagoon’s 46-footer replaces the hugely popular Lagoon 450, one of their best selling models of all time. So no pressure then! She’s off the drawing board of long term partners VPLP and Nauta Design.

For almost 10 years, the 450 raked in the sales for Lagoon across pretty much every continent except Antartica. The first splash was in 2010, and almost 750 were built. Those are big hulls to fill!

Just like its 40- and 50-foot sisters, the mast on the 46 has been stepped aft (a trick that has been used on all sorts of boats like the Prout Snowgoose 37 and even the Gunboat 68) to make give her a smaller mainsail relative to a larger and more powerful self-tacking jib up front- this makes her easier to sail single or short-handed.

• Very comfortable, especially down below with plenty of storage space. And that includes the forward cabin(s).
• They have really improved on the 450 with the hard top bimini on the fly bridge (no more smacking your head). They’ve solved some of those problems with low hanging corners that you get on the 450.
• She sails well in a decent breeze, especially with a Code 0
• The mainsail is pretty easy to manage for this size of boat with that stepped back mast and bigger headsail.
• The finish has improved compared to older models
• The Lagoon 46 is pretty heavy. In light winds you will need to turn the engines on.
• Visibility to the aft corners is not great from the flybridge. You might need to nip onto the side steps to see your sugar scoops when docking. Or install cameras
• The aft cockpit is modestly sized compared to some other 45 footers

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Lagoon are not in the business of making  ultra high performance machines – their game is more about getting you from A to B comfortably and in style – a strong competitor to boats like the Leopard 50 and the FP Saba. Having said that, you should comfortably see 8 knots under the twin 57 HP engines and 9 knots with the sails up in a decent breeze. Head off the wind, and you could see speeds comfortably in the teens. When you’ve slung your hook, of course, the Lagoon 46 comes into its own.

Like most cruising cats with keels, she won’t point as high as a monohull or a dagger board cat into the wind- 60 degrees to true is probably your optimum for maximising speed over ground and minimising leeway. (Read our Outremer 51 review if you need a boat for punching upwind with on a regular basis). If you need to point higher on a Lagoon 46, you’ll need to stick the leeward engine on at low revs to keep on track and you should comfortable make 30 degrees to apparent. Off the wind, she moves very nicely, particularly when you unfurl the code 0 in the right conditions.

Like the 450, the Flybridge is going to prove popular on these boats, particularly at anchor and she will sell well into charter I am sure. I’ve chartered a 450F myself, and from a personal point of view I prefer a boom that tucks in close to the bimini so that you can easily get to the sail and reefing lines, and I like to keep an eye on the crew when under way- not always so easy when you are perched on top.

However, each to his or her own, and there’s no doubt that this is a great boat to manoeuvre around marinas- the visibility up top is fantastic, and it makes life easy when you are anchoring as you are so close to the person up front on the windlass.

Living Space

As with most Lagoons, the big story here is living space which is huge. In addition to the fly-bridge where there is lots of lounging space aft of the wheel, there’s a small forward cockpit for sun-downers on the hook and a spacious area aft, under the fly-bridge. We love the central window at the front of the saloon which opens right up so that the inside and outside forward cockpit are connected. Just make sure you close it when you are under way.

She has a sofa across the transom plus a folding a table and an L-shaped sofa. On the starboard side you’ll find a big sun-lounger.

Head into the saloon, and you’ll walk into the spacious galley (a big improvement on the 450 this) next to the door and sliding window. There’s a nav station port forward and another dining table which you can use in bad weather. The forward window which slides down onto the foredeck is a nice evolution from the older model.

Down below, VPLP’s chines help to maximise living space above the waterline. Even up ­forward, the forward berth is a full-size island queen, so no more fighting about the cabins when you board. The accommodation on these boats is hard to beat, whether you go for the 3 cabin Owners or 4 cabin version. The cabins are light and spacious, with nice big heads and showers.

Generally, the 46 has more room than her predecessor thanks to her extra beam and and those chines that we’ve talked about. The galley in particular is a real improvement and the big story is the forward cabins which have has the same size beds as the aft cabins- again thanks to those chines- all the beds are semi walk around like in the aft cabin.

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What is the price of a Lagoon 46? How much does this catamaran cost? That will depend on the kind of options you go for, but to give you an idea, the base price starts around €450k. Once you have added on the options, a typical price might be somewhere around €650k.

The 46 is a fine evolution from the 450 and I am sure that this is going to be another top seller for Lagoon. For comfort at this size it has few rivals except perhaps the Leopard 50 and the Fountaine Pajot range.

If you are going to get the most out of the 46, then you’ll want to at least go for a bit of solar , electric winches, water-maker, air conditioning, genset and the code zero. There’s also an option for a diving platform aft instead of davits. She’s a smart cruiser alright.

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A sophisticated design

Aboard Lagoon’s next generation sailing catamaran , the award-winning Lagoon 46 , luxury takes the form of space through enlightened design that pushes the boundaries of traditional liveaboard cruising. Naval architects VPLP Design and Patrick le Quément make strides in creating a perfect harmony between pleasurable onboard living and efficient sailing . Modular front and aft cockpits , s weeping flybridge , and an unparalleled interior volume for a mid-size catamaran, make this yacht feel much larger than her 46-foot length. Lagoon 46 designers put to work their year of expertise to achieve world-class seaworthiness, ease of sailing, and performance. And the larger sailing plan, shorter boom and a self-tacking jib come together to make sailing the Lagoon 46 a great joy.

Comfort at Sea

Those that relish open air, sun and wind will immediately gravitate to the Lagoon 46’s sweeping flybridge. Access the flybridge via built-in steps on either side . Once atop the bridge, visibility, handling and comfort underway are optimized by the centered rigging and helm. There is plenty of room for passengers to enjoy the view with plush cushioned seating and double sunbeds.

Both fore and aft, there is no shortage of generous living spaces for socializing or finding your own spot under the sun. The foredeck features cushioned seating and sunbeds , which also houses 3 large storage lockers. Aft, the beamy cockpit allows for large gatherings, and owners can choose between traditional davits, or an electric hydraulic dinghy platform. 

Open-Air Ambience

Inside the saloon , Nauta Design takes maximum advantage of the generous volume by creating a refined and functional living space. Large windows provide natural light throughout, and sliding windows to the fore and aft cockpits provide ventilation and a breezy, open-air ambience. 

The aft-facing galley is large and well-equipped with the conveniences of home. And fine finishes and cabinet work grace the interior spaces throughout.

The large interior volume carries through to the below deck cabins, where layout options include a 3-cabin/3-bath version with an impressive owner’s suite, or a 4-cabin/4-bath version .

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