Lagoon 46

For sale Lagoon 46 Catamaran from 2021, first owner, in a condition very close to new and with transferable marina berth subject to harbour master's approval.

The Lagoon 46 is a cruising catamaran designed by the architects VPLP Design, with exterior design by Patrick Le Quément and interior by Nauta Design. It has been manufactured in France by Lagoon Catamaran since 2019, replacing the very popular Lagoon 450.

Dimensions and technical performance

• Overall Length (LOA): 14.5 m (47′7″)


• Hull Length: ~13.99 m (45′11″)


• Beam (clearance): 7.96 m (26′1″/26′10″ depending on sources)


• Draft: approximately 1.35–1.37 m


• Displacement (light): 16.3 t (~15,750–15,770 kg)


• Sail area upwind: ~127 m² (1,367 ft²)


• Main sail: approx. 76.5 m² (roach area) or “square top” option up to ~80.5 m²


• Self-tacking jib: ~46.5 m²


• Code 0 (option): approx. 105 m² to 110 m²

Engines and tanks

• Engines: two inboard diesel Yanmar engines from 45 to 57 HP each (depending on version)


• Fuel capacity: ~1,040 L (275 US gal)


• Fresh water capacity: ~600 L (159 US gal)

CE Certification

• Berths: from 6 to 12 persons


• Cabins available: 4 to 6, depending on configuration


• CE Categories: A: 12, B: 14, C: 20, D: 30

Design and layout

Exterior features

• Flybridge: central helm station with convertible sun loungers. An excellent compromise between steering and relaxing.


• Modular aft cockpit: equipped with an outdoor work surface and sliding seats, accommodating up to 12 people in a sociable and flexible space.


• Forward cockpit: deck lounge and trampoline allowing an unobstructed view and good circulation.

Refined interiors

• Generous volumes: exceptional brightness and comfort for this size of catamaran.


• Two configurations: owner version (3 cabins) or charter version (4 cabins), all with private bathrooms.


• High-end finishes: walnut wood, leather, natural ventilation through large windows, blinds, air conditioning, L-shaped galley in the salon, direct access to the forward cockpit.

Under sail

• Optimized rig: the mast shifted aft by ~2 m allows a more manageable mainsail and a larger self-tacking solent, facilitating sailing with a reduced crew.


• Balanced performance: increased handling, even with Code 0, good weight distribution, and efficiency on various points of sail.


• Press conclusion: recognized as a comfortable, well-equipped model, suitable for charter as well as liveaboard owners.

Summary

The Lagoon 46 represents the new generation of cruising catamarans. It combines:

• Generous comfort with bright interior volumes and meticulous finishes.


• Modular exterior layout, ideal for living in groups or with family.


• Well-thought-out performance, thanks to optimized sail plan and architecture that enhance ease of sailing.


• Flexibility: adaptable configurations for ownership or charter, with many available options.