Designed by the Van Peteghem Lauriot Prévost naval architects firm, in association with the Lagoon R&D department, the Lagoon 620 brings innovative solutions to the new cruising concept. Interior design bears the Couëdel-Hugon Yacht Design signature.
Solidity, comfort, speed, ... : a provider of long-lasting feelings
Its strong points on deck:
- - Two steering wheels on the flybridge: for a perfect visibility when sailing or maneuvering.
- - A welcoming and versatile flybridge where work and socializing can happily cohabitate.
- - Large choice of living areas between cockpit, flybridge, foredeck, etc.: areas where one can retire alone or in company.
- - Perfectly designed transom for swimming or boarding the tender: easy access to the water.
- - It is easy to move around the deck - flush hatches, optimal step height, wide sidedecks, etc.: a large user-friendly yacht in all aspects.
Its interior strong points:
- - A huge salon with a fashionable modern sitting area.
- - Direct access from the galley to the salon or to the cockpit via a separate route: practical layout at sea and for entertaining.
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Naval architects |
Marc Van Peteghem / Vincent Lauriot Prévost |
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Overall length |
62' |
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Length on waterline |
59’9'' |
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Overall beam |
32’10'' |
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Draft |
5'1'' |
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Mast clearance |
101’9'' |
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Light displacement (EEC) |
37639 lbs |
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Full-batten mainsail |
1496 sq. ft |
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Square top mainsail (optional) |
1571 sq. ft |
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Furling genoa |
979 sq. ft |
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Furling staysail |
516 sq. ft |
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Optional spinnaker |
3228 sq. ft |
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Optional gennaker |
2044 sq. ft |
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Fresh water capacity |
4 x 63 US Gal. |
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Fuel capacity |
2 x 172 US Gal. |
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Engine |
2 x 110 HP |
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Interior finish |
Light oak alpi and non skid laminated wenge for the wood floor |
