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NEW Lagoon 43 | Exclusive Interview with Lagoon Product Manager

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Join us for an exclusive look at the highly anticipated Lagoon 43 with Quentin Beraut, Lagoon's Product Manager. From its innovative design to its versatile features, Quentin unveils what sets the Lagoon 43 apart. Learn about its enhanced ease of movement, adaptability, and generous space.
Get ready to experience the future of sailing with the Lagoon 43, launching June 2024 and coming downunder in early 2025. Contact us to learn more and be part of this exciting journey!
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27 авг 2024

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@jonas8075 4 месяца назад

This will be awsome! 👍

@davidwebber6956 3 месяца назад

the best innovation in their mind is the flip flop seat at the back ! seriously !

@hatemtawfik 4 месяца назад

Very innovative design. Lagoon is the true well-deserved catamaran market leader .

@TMGYachts 4 месяца назад

Very true!

@mrj.juneau 4 месяца назад

I like the 42 better (although I don't have one) My dream of a catamaran is to live aboard and see the world. Reason I'm not liking the 43 is there doesn't seem to be any good lounging area in the Saloon, To watch TV or even read a book comfortably, Put your feet up, Or even just take a nap. Everything else is good. The front seating area, the top sitting area, all that is a positive in my view, but I need to be comfortable in the saloon at night to unwind.

@tonyhalsall3170 3 месяца назад

Owners bed in the bow section…. Mmmmm…. I have never met an owner (or crew) who did not find out about negative g whilst on a sea passage. Not everyone can sleep in the lounge if you have crew on board and despite many, many production builders putting the owners cabin fwd, it really is not a good place to be in any kind of sea. Other than that it looks good - though I wonder how dinghy davits will impede the view from that reversible stern seat?