What the fleet has seen
The Lagoon 400, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Lagoon 400 is a fractional sloop catamaran built by Lagoon Catamaran between 2009 and 2012, designed by Van Petheghem, Lauriot-Prevost, and Van Peteghem. It measures 12.0 m LOA, with a 7.2 m beam, 1.2 m draft, and 10,219 kg displacement. Aboard *navegandoporelglobo*, a 2011 Lagoon 400 prepares for a transatlantic crossing from Ibiza, Spain, to Martinique and Panama, accommodating 10 berths for the passage. *Sailing Doodles* chartered a Lagoon 400 from Island Spirit in Thailand, noting its 560 watts of solar power, B&G electronics, and an engine-driven watermaker.watch The crew motored 10 miles to Koh Mak in light winds, briefly deploying the genoa for an extra half-knot of speed.9:44 They observed a manual dinghy davit winch and utilized the boat's generator and air conditioning to keep pets comfortable.4:38 Alexandros Retsinas, reviewing a Lagoon 400, demonstrated Mediterranean mooring techniques, emphasizing dropping the anchor further out than with a monohull and using the anchor and windlass to manage the boat in 15–20 knot crosswinds, rather than relying on the stern-mounted engines.2:29
