BoatsLagoon 450

Lagoon 450

Catamaran, twin keels · Fractional Sloop · First built 2014

A spacious cruising catamaran by VPLP and Nauta Design, offered in both flybridge and open-sundeck configurations

Designed by Van Peteghem-Lauriot Prevost & Lauriot-Prevost.

LOA
Beam
Draft (max)
Displacement
Hull type
Catamaran Twin Keel

See her sail

The Lagoon 450, on the water

The fleet's own footage — the truest look at how she really moves.

Footage from Sailing Parlay Revival

What the fleet has seen

The Lagoon 450, as the fleet has seen it

Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.

The Lagoon 450 is a 14.0-meter cruising catamaran, designed by Van Peteghem-Lauriot Prevost and Nauta Design, built by Lagoon from 2014 to the present, and available as the 450S with a sundeck or the 450F with a flybridge. Its fractional sloop rig and twin keel hull draw 1.3 meters and displace 14,959 kg. Aboard *Some Tuesday*, a six-month refit included a new windlass, dinghy, upholstery, cooktop, dishwasher, and a full electronics suite with a chartplotter-linked helm station. *Some Tuesday* sailed from California to French Polynesia, navigating a 26-knot squall and a challenging entry into Raroia Atoll, and later found a remote mooring field in Huahine.6:13 The crew of *Parlay Revival* installed Cyclops load sensors on the cap shrouds to monitor rig tension, aiming for a 5.5-ton working load to prevent bulkhead failures.watch They also repaired a Yanmar ST60 saildrive and a hull section with biaxial fiberglass. *Parlay Revival* navigated strong currents between Nusa Lembongan and Bali and later sailed the Mentawai Islands, where the crew spearfished for food and anchored meters from breaking surf.10:47

The living fleet

Sailed by the fleet

The channels sailing this model, and where they were last seen.

Sailing Parlay RevivalThe crew of the catamaran Parlay Revival documents extensive boat maintenance, technical refits, and global cruising adventures while hosting community meetups for followers.Sailing Some TuesdayCaptain Steve, Meghan, and their pugs navigate the remote atolls and passes of the South Pacific aboard their Lagoon 450S, *Some Tuesday*.

Seen 104 times across 8 channels of the fleet.

Basemap © Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

On the water

The Lagoon 450 on video

Aitutaki Lagoon & One Foot Island Paradise | Bishop’s Cruises Highlights (Cook Islands)The video contains no information regarding the Cook Islands or the vessel Some Tuesday.Sailing Some TuesdayEvery Sailor Needs This Lightning Protection System! - Part 2 - (Episode 378)Colin installs a Certec CMCE lightning protection system on the masthead of the Parlay Revival in Thailand.Sailing Parlay RevivalAitutaki Arutanga Pass - Navigation Preview for SailorsSteve's GPX track and drone footage guide sailors through Aitutaki's narrow Arutanga Pass.Sailing Some TuesdaySwimming with Humpback Whales in Aitutaki! (Meghan Was Beyond Nervous) 🐋 | Cook IslandsMeghan Fabulous swims with migrating humpback whales off Aitutaki, Cook Islands.Sailing Some TuesdayInstalling the Ultimate Lightning Protection System! - Part 1 - (Episode 377)The crew of Parlay Revival installs a Surtek CMCE lightning protection system to prevent future electrical damage.Sailing Parlay RevivalTeamwork! Sailors come together to help each other in Aitutaki MarinaCruisers use dinghies as tugs to med-moor a large catamaran in the tight, primitive Aitutaki Marina.Sailing Some TuesdayNavigating The Maupiha'a Pass - the Trickiest and Narrowest Pass in French PolynesiaSome Tuesday transits Maupiha'a Pass — 20 meters wide, 4–5 knots of current, missing red marker.Sailing Some TuesdayBeautiful, undiscovered mooring field at Motu Murimahora in Huahine.Motu Murimahora's winding channel and reef-sheltered moorings offer a quiet base for exploring Huahine.Sailing Some TuesdayE8: Giant Tuna Fight in the Rain, 26kt Storm & Stressful Raroia Pass Entry | Sailing TuamotusThe crew of *Some Tuesday* navigates a storm-tossed passage and a stressful entry into Raroia Atoll.Sailing Some TuesdayFrom Military Sniper to Sailing Around the World - (Episode 376)Vance and Carly use their sailboat to provide therapeutic sailing experiences for veterans through Sails of Valor.Sailing Parlay RevivalGetting into a HIGH SPEED RACE in a CRAZY WOODEN BOAT! - (Episode 375)The crew hosts a multi-day Patreon meetup in Phuket, Thailand, chartering Leopard catamarans during monsoon season.Sailing Parlay RevivalOUR FUEL TANK NIGHTMARE CONTINUES! - (Episode 374)The crew of Parlay Revival repairs a corroded 500-liter aluminum fuel tank by welding a new bottom plate.Sailing Parlay Revival

What broke, what changed

Gear aboard, as the crews told it

Moments from individual boats of this model that the fleet has filmed — one crew, one piece of kit, one day on the water. Not a review of the class, and not a count of anything.

  • ReplacedBattle Bornin place of Game Changer batteries

    The speaker replaced his original Battleborn batteries due to concerns raised by online videos and a desire for better monitoring capabilities.

    aboard Sailing Parlay Revivalseen May 20260:01

  • ReplacedHighfield

    The crew replaced their old dinghy with a new Highfield model after five years of use.

    aboard Sailing Parlay Revivalseen July 20260:01

  • ReplacedSunbrella

    A new sail bag made of Sunbrella fabric replaced a degraded one that was not genuine Sunbrella.

    aboard Sailing Parlay Revivalseen May 202615:21

  • FailedStarlinkalongside stock AC power supply

    The speakers Starlink 12-volt power supply caused inconsistent power and system failures.

    aboard Sailing Some Tuesdayseen April 2026watch

  • FailedRaymarine

    The boats electronics suite was destroyed in two lightning strikes.

    aboard Sailing Parlay Revivalseen August 20261:04

  • ComparedTotal Boatweighed against cheap stuff

    The crew attributes previous blister issues to using cheap materials in Guatemala, contrasting them with Total Boat products.

    aboard Sailing Parlay Revivalseen February 202614:27

  • InstalledDyneema

    Dyneema lines were installed with the new winches to assist with lifting the dinghy.

    aboard Sailing Parlay Revivalseen July 20264:15

  • InstalledSelden

    The speaker is installing a new sheave from Selden to replace a broken one.

    aboard Sailing Parlay Revivalseen August 202521:04

  • WorkingVictron

    The speaker praises Victron gear, specifically the Lynx distributor.

    aboard Sailing Parlay Revivalseen May 20267:41

  • WorkingPredictWind

    The speaker uses this software to plan their Pacific crossing, modeling routes and weather conditions.

    aboard Sailing Some Tuesdayseen March 20260:53

Each line is one crew's account of their own boat. Another Lagoon 450 may be fitted out entirely differently.

What they go for

Market signal

Where the fleet has seen this model for sale, and the asking prices that came with it.

3seen for sale
1seen sold
3channels weighed buying one
US$429,500Median asking
US$400,000–US$459,000Asking range

For sale

Sold

Weighed buying

From the fleet's own footage — our observed signal, not broker listings.

The record

Full specifications

The complete reference set — tap any figure to switch between metric and imperial.

Dimensions
Weights
Rig & sail area
Rig
Fractional Sloop
Ratios
SA / displacement
21.8
Hull
Hull type
Catamaran Twin Keel
Construction
Fiberglass
Production
Years built
First built 2014
Designer
Van Peteghem-Lauriot Prevost, Lauriot-Prevost
Builder
Lagoon

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