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Dive into the details of one of Lagoon’s most elegant models with this comprehensive Lagoon 55 review. As a reimagined icon in the brand’s history, the Lagoon 55 blends high-end finishes with clever open-plan architecture that transforms life onboard.
Featured in global Lagoon 55 reviews, this model is praised for its walkaround cockpit, panoramic views, and luxurious cabin arrangements. Every catamaran review here offers expert insight into how the Lagoon 55 sails, lives, and performs under real cruising conditions.
At TMG Yachts, we stay across every Lagoon 55 review published both locally and abroad, so you can explore this innovative design through the lens of industry professionals. Discover why this multihull is redefining expectations in the 50–60ft catamaran space.
This month we will look at two cruising catamarans and we’ll start with the Lagoon 55 designed by VPLP with exterior design by Patrick le Quement and interior design by Nauta Design. It takes a village these days to produce an entire design.
In February, French boat builder Lagoon brought Hull No. 2 of its 55-foot luxury catamaran to the Miami International Boat Show. I can easily see this long-legged bluewater cruiser finding a niche among its siblings that range in length from 40 to 77 feet.
Wait till you see the aft cabins… this Lagoon 55 with all its extra options is essentially a self-contained €1.7m resort. Toby Hodges sails the first of Lagoon’s latest cruising cats
Replete with living space, the boat presents an unmistakable profile, sporting a hardtop that shields the flybridge and helm station from the weather and makes for a tall, triple-stacked silhouette.
So much water has passed between the hulls since 1987! The very first Lagoon, with its aerodynamic coachroof, probably had less than half the volume of the new 55. But the latter weighs twice as much. However, the spectacular slenderness of the rig would suggest that Lagoon hasn’t ignored the performance aspect.
The volume of the 55 inside and outside is really amazing,” Gailly says. “Together with the Premium Services we will offer, she’s a logical link to our big four.”
Lagoon’s latest version of one of its cornerstone models ready for Australian deliveries. The latest-generation Lagoon 55 luxury sailing catamaran has taken to the water, featuring a number of design and styling innovations that make it even more user-friendly.
Lagoon 55 – preview of the new 2021 model at CNB, in Bordeaux. With the participation of Thomas Gailly, Lagoon’s Director.
At first glance, the striking innovation on this new, just-launched Lagoon 55 is the aft area which has been totally redesigned to offer optimal circulation on board, creating a vast terrace on the sea.
It’s difficult to compare the Lagoon 55 of 1987 and the new Lagoon 55 of 2021, as innovations have changed the hulls and interior layout. However, shipyard said without any doubt that Lagoon has remained faithful to its roots and values: to offer a safe and comfortable sailing yacht, to go far and travel. A yacht where life is good.