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This Lagoon 46 review page brings together the best of what global experts have said about this standout model. A perfect mid-size cruiser for families and long-term liveaboards, the Lagoon 46 hits the sweet spot between comfort and offshore performance.
Inside these Lagoon 46 reviews, you’ll find detailed breakdowns of rig design, interior finishes, cockpit flow, and how the boat behaves under sail in varied conditions. Each catamaran review provides a fresh angle on why the Lagoon 46 continues to impress at sea trials and international boat shows.
TMG Yachts has delivered dozens of Lagoon 46s across Australia and Europe, and we’re proud to share trusted Lagoon 46 reviews to help guide your decision.
Scroll down for video walkthroughs, expert comparisons, and real sailing footage, see why this model is one of the most praised boats in the catamaran review world today.
The Lagoon 46 has firmly established itself as the successor to the legendary Lagoon 450, one of the most chartered catamarans of all time. With a sleek design, improved performance, and enhanced comfort, the Lagoon 46 has successfully taken the reins as one of the most sought-after catamarans for yacht charters today.
In this boat walkthrough video, Scott Embury take’s you on an in-depth tour & review of the stunning Lagoon 46.
When developing its new 46-footer, Lagoon had two issues to contend with. First, the immense popularity of its recently introduced groundbreaking 50 set high expectations for the smaller design.
The world premiere of the 46 ft. (14 m) sailing catamaran Lagoon 46 from the French shipyard Construction Navale Bordeaux (CNB) took place 4 years ago – in January 2019 in Düsseldorf. Information about the introduction of a new yacht from CNB caused not just a buzz, but…
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.
Enter the catamaran. This configuration offers all the benefits of traditional monohull sailing with the wondrous benefit of horizontal decks and tables. There is also the pleasure of space: wider decks, wider living spaces.
Watch an indepth walkthrough of the Lagoon 46 with bimini on the flybridge. “Bright and expansive saloon.. generous galley with propane stove, oven, two drawer fridges and freezer…”
Lagoon Yachts is the market leader when it comes to cruising catamarans and their new 46 sits plumb in the middle of the range. Claire Mahon takes it for a spin.
The 46 seems to be the product of synthesis of several simultaneous influences: The VPLP architecture which advocates a revolutionary rig and a more efficient centering of weight, and an enhanced exterior design.
Lagoon 46, good performance and comfort. One thing doesn’t necessarily preclude the other. The search for this balance has been the guiding light in the development of the Lagoon catamarans.
The difference between being at sea and at anchor require catamarans to fulfil two contrary roles. Succeeding in both makes a winning formula, as Lagoon found out by selling over 1,000 units of its 450, which has been succeeded by the 46 in 2019.