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The Lagoon 40 is a 2017-present production catamaran designed by VPLP Design, Van Peteghem, and Lauriot-Prevost, with exterior styling by Patrick Le Quement and interiors by Nauta Design. It measures 11.7 meters LOA with a 6.8-meter beam and 1.4-meter draft, displacing 10,884 kg. This fractional sloop replaces the earlier Lagoon 39 and 400 models. Aboard *sailing vessel reality*, a Lagoon 40 sailed from St. Martin to Martinique, encountering light winds and sargassum patches while relying on a single engine due to low fuel.34:22 Sam Holmes, touring a Lagoon 40 in the British Virgin Islands, noted its limited storage, small forepeak cabin, and external engine hatch design. *45 Degrees Sailing* found the Lagoon 40's crew cabin to be particularly small, leading a skipper to sleep in a hammock rather than the cabin. *Sailing Nahoa*, a 40-foot catamaran, addressed persistent water intrusion by replacing leaking escape hatches in Malaysia and planned a haul-out in Thailand to install new hatches and replace cockpit cushion foam.13:32 The crew of *Sailing Nahoa* regularly freedives to inspect mooring tackle and performs DIY repairs to sustain long-term cruising.0:10 The Fountaine Pajot Isla 40, a competitor, is noted for its lower boom height and higher-quality interior finishes compared to the Lagoon 40.8:32
