What the fleet has seen
The Lagoon 42, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Lagoon 42 is a 12.9-meter fractional sloop catamaran, designed by Van Peteghem and Lauriot-Prevost, built by Jeanneau, TPI, and CNB between 1990 and 1994. It features a twin keel hull, a 6.9-meter beam, and a 1.4-meter draft, with a displacement of 7506 kg. The rig includes a fully battened main, roller furling jib, and staysail. Aboard SVN solovelanet, a Lagoon 42 was used to survey the 130 anchorages and five primary ports of Isola d'Elba, circumnavigating the 48 nautical miles of the Tuscan Archipelago island.1:44 Sailing vessel reality sailed a Lagoon 42 for an 11-hour passage from St Nevis to Antigua, anchoring in Carlisle Bay before clearing customs in Falmouth Harbour.2:27 45 Degrees Sailing prepared for a delivery of a new Lagoon 42 from Les Sables d'Olonne, France, to Marina Castel, Croatia, by acquiring offshore sailing gear.0:06 Salty Days Adventures reviewed a Lagoon 42 in Indonesia as part of a search for a new vessel, evaluating its cabin configuration and cockpit protection. Epic Navigator analyzed the energy management system of a Lagoon 42, detailing how its three 220V power sources—shore power, generator, and inverter—interact with the battery bank and emphasizing the importance of turning off the inverter before connecting high-draw appliances. Sailing Doodles toured a 2022 Lagoon 42 named *Blue Heron* as part of a six-boat flotilla cruising from Nanny Cay, Tortola, to the Bight at Norman Island in the British Virgin Islands.0:02
