Lagoon 450 BVI

The Lagoon 450 is a modern and spacious yacht ideal for large families and groups of friends on a bareboat sailing holiday as well a great option for a skippered yacht charter. The catamaran has 2 saloons, 4 double cabins, 2 single cabins and 4 bathrooms and offers spacious and comfortable accommodation for up to 10 people. The yacht also has air conditioning.

Lagoon catamarans are designed by internationally renowned architects Van Peteghem and Lauriot Prevost (VPLP), world leaders in multihulled yacht design. The 450 has been specifically designed for chartering and to meet the needs of sailors who want to enjoy comfort and space without sacrificing the pleasures of pure sailing. The yacht offers exceptional facilities and comfort, a practical and safe deck layout. An easy to control sail plan with its leading naval design means performance under sail is guaranteed!

This modern, spacious cruising catamaran has clean lines and offers fantastic protection against the sun. It is easy and safe to move around the deck and the cockpit and saloon are on the same level. Its transom platforms makes boarding the yacht easy and safe. Below deck the Lagoon 450 has plenty of natural light in the saloon and cabins and excellent ventilation in all parts of the boat. There are double beds with side access in all cabins and each cabin has its own washroom and private shower.

ABOUT LAGOON CATAMARANS

Lagoon is the world leader in cruising catamarans and is part of the Beneteau Group who also now own Jeanneau, the world leader in pleasure sailing craft construction. Lagoon cruising catamarans are designed by naval architects Marc Van Peteghem and Vincent Lauriot Prévost (VPLP) who are the most highly qualified in the world when it comes to multi hull racing boats and have notched up an incomparable record of victories in multihull events. One of their most recent designs was the famous trimaran Oracle, winner of the 2010 America's Cup.

Since 2010, when VPLP's Oracle won the America's Cup, Nauta Design (another great name in naval architecture) has also been working with Lagoon to design the interiors of new models.