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The Lagoon 400 is a 12.0 m fractional sloop catamaran with a twin keel hull, designed by Van Petheghem, Lauriot-Prevost, and Van Peteghem, and built by Lagoon from 2009 to 2012. It displaces 10,219 kg and has a 7.2 m beam and 1.2 m draft. The model features a four-cabin, four-head layout, often configured for charter use with berths for up to eight passengers and two crew. Aboard *navegandoporelglobo*, crews have planned multi-stage Atlantic crossings from Valencia, Spain, to Panama, via the Canary Islands, Cape Verde, and Martinique.1:41 The helm station is protected by a hardtop bimini, with all sail handling lines, winches, and stoppers routed there.5:14 Mechanical systems typically include two 40-horsepower engines, a watermaker, and a dual-bank battery system supported by solar panels and generators. *Epic Navigator* demonstrates Mediterranean mooring techniques, noting that the propellers are near the stern, requiring careful anchor placement to avoid fouling lines in crosswinds. *Sailing Doodles* chartered a Lagoon 400 in the Koh Chang Archipelago, noting its 560 watts of solar power and engine-driven watermaker.4:33
