The Lagoon 400 sailed for the first time, in Les Sables d´Olonne!
Sailing conditions: 18 to 23 knots North-West wind, 3 to 5 foot seas... perfect conditions to sea trial the new Lagoon 400!
Very Positive First impressions:
A comfortable ride at sea: very little pitching
Balance in design is the keyword:
- Balance between volume and performance,
- Saloon and cockpit,
- Cabins and washrooms,
- Accommodation and deck spaces.
Also the harmony of soft lines reminiscent of
the Lagoon 410's simplicity and inspired by the Lagoon 620's charm and elegance.
The deck space, its strong points:
- Hard top bimini in line with the cabin top for a better protection from the sun (streamlined, more aesthetic).
- Easier to move around the stern, offering more shelter.
- Easier access to the dinghy via the transoms
- Flush deck hatches.
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Naval architects |
Marc Van Peteghem / Vincent Lauriot Prévost |
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Overall length |
39'3'' |
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Length on waterline |
37'7'' |
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Overall beam |
23’9” |
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Draft |
4'00'' |
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Mast clearance |
66’7’’ |
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Light displacement (EC) |
22817 lbs |
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Full-batten mainsail |
603 sq. ft |
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Square top mainsail (optional) |
651 sq. ft |
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Furling genoa |
301 sq. ft |
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Optional gennaker |
818 sq. ft |
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Fresh water capacity |
79 US Gal. |
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Fuel capacity |
2 x 53 US Gal. |
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Engine |
2 x 29 HP |
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Interior finish |
Light oak alpi and non skid laminated wenge for the wood floor |
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EEC certification |
A for 10 persons |
