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380The world's first choice in its class, the 380 is fast, maneuverable, and safe. Its devotees are found across the world's oceans. 
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40A true 'combination of expertise', the new 40 symbolises the synergy of Lagoon's innovation. While faithful to the image of Lagoon’s 'DNA', a new style is born. 
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42 – TEASER AT 16 KNOTSDiscover the 42 sailing at 16 knots in the turquoise waters of the Bahamas!
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42An elegant silhouette, flowing curves, new coachroof design and bow shape, emphasize the powerful and dynamic nature of this new model... A VPLP design assisted by Patrick le Quément and a Nauta interior design, a guarantee of comfort and performance under sail! 
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450 SLThe SporTop version of the 450 has been developed to sailors who wish to enjoy the comfort of a 45' catamaran in a more conventional version with a bulkhead mounted steering station.
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450 FVPLP architects, in partnership with Lagoon and Nauta Design, surmounted the formidable challenge of replacing the legendary 440. 
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50This boat offers a new attractive option to navigators in search of a large 'seaworthy and modern' owner’s boat. With her new visual identity, rigging and hull design, she provides increased performance, comprising a unique brand signature. 
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52 SThe SporTop version of the 52 has been developed to sailors who wish to enjoy the comfort of a large catamaran in a more conventional version with a bulkhead mounted steering station.
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52 F52: A major (r)evolution in the world of cruising catamarans.
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560VPLP, Nauta Design, and Lagoon created a luxurious, high performance ocean-going catamaran: once more taking a leap ahead in terms of comfort, ergonomics, and style. 
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620The 620 offers new solutions for today's amateur sailors: luxury, comfort, and a broad selection of fittings.
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SEVENTY 7 – WAKEBOARDA hide and seek game onboard of the SEVENTY 7… 
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SEVENTY 7 – LE FILMShot in only 4 days on southern Corsica’s crystal-clear turquoise waters, this wonderful video pretty much encapsulates SEVENTY 7’s “art de vivre”, a unique blend of elegance, comfort, well-being and great fun. With one notable surprise: her flying tender! 
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SEVENTY 7 – CONSTRUCTIONRelive the key moments of the construction of the Lagoon fleet flagship from the preparation of the moulds to her first sailing by the beautiful city of Bordeaux. Thousands of hours of work condensed into two and a half minutes of pure pleasure. 
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46The 46 is a new generation Lagoon catamaran, espousing the formula that resulted in the brand's success: freedom, bold innovation and generosity. 
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SIXTY 5Sleek, intrepid and thirsty for wind & waves
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630 MYThe 630 MY: Life on board a superb blue water cruising catamaran, along the French Riviera and in the Bahamas islands. 
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Seventy 8From Cannes to Miami, the refined lines of the SEVENTY 8 glow and her performances impress !
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SIXTY 7Sail on board an oasis of calm
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SHIPYARD OF BELLEVILLEThis factory, one of the latest generation of Groupe Beneteau production sites, is totally devoted to the construction of Lagoon catamarans ranging from 38 to 45 feet in length. 
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SHIPYARD OF BORDEAUXLocated on the banks of the Garonne, the CNB site in Bordeaux covers an area of 100,000 m², of which 44,000 m² are indoors. Here, our "big" (50 ft and more) catamarans are built, as well as the Yachts (60 to 80 ft) and Superyachts (over 80 ft) for which CNB is internationally renowned. 
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LAGOON IS ONLY 30!Celebrating 30 years of passion, innovation and "Lagoon Attitude"
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