Lagoon 60
The Lagoon 60 catamaran, launched in 2024 just before the Lagoon 43, sits comfortably between the Lagoon 55 and the SIXTY 5, offering an enticing size of balance of size, comfort, and performance.
One of the standout features of the Lagoon 60 is its spacious and well-thought-out living area. The saloon is open and airy, thanks to large panoramic windows that allow natural light to flood the interior, creating a sense of space and connection with the surroundings.
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The layout is practical and elegant, with a large U-shaped sofa that can comfortably seat a group, making an ideal space for socializing or relaxing. The galley is seamlessly integrated into the living area, featuring modern appliances, ample storage, and a large countertop.
The use of high-quality materials and finishes throughout the living area speaks to Lagoon’s commitment to luxury and comfort. The color scheme is neutral and sophisticated, enhancing the overall sense of calm and relaxation.
Catamaran Tour from the Cannes Yachting Festival
Sailing
The Lagoon 60 is designed not just for comfort but also to sail. It features a powerful sail plan that gets this yacht moving through the water when the wind freshens. Granted, she won’t accelerate as quickly as a performance cat with all of that space and weight, but with a powerful sail plan, she is no slow coach either.
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Following the design of the 55, the rig is stepped further forward compared to previous models and she comes with an overlapping genoa for more power upfront giving you more flexibility versus a self-tacking solent. The flip-side is that there is more work when you tack.
She comes with either a high roach mainsail (135 m² /1,453 sq. ft.) or a square top mainsail (143 m² / 1,539 sq. ft) and a 87 m² / 936 sq. ft overlapping genoa giving you an upwind sail area of up to 230 m² / 2,475 sq.ft. Add the optional Code 0 and gennaker for maximum power in lighter winds. There is also a staysail for feistier conditions.
The yacht is equipped with a state-of-the-art navigation and control systems.
The spacious flybridge. It’s huge!
Open from the aft cockpit through the saloon to the forward cockpit
The hull sides hinge down at anchor giving you an even bigger platform aft
Heavy, so won’t accelerate as well as lighter yachts
Main Features
The Lagoon 60 is packed with features that set it apart from the competition. Lagoon have enlarged the flybridge with 360-degree views and a spacious lounging area, which is perfect for sunbathing, enjoying a sunset cocktail or helming.
Another highlight is the hydraulic platform at the stern, which doubles as a tender lift and a private beach when lowered.
Outside Living Space
The outside living spaces on the Lagoon 60 are as impressive as the interior. The aft cockpit is a continuation of the saloon, a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. It’s equipped with a large dining table and plenty of seating, making it a great spot for alfresco dining.
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The forward cockpit offers another outdoor area to relax, complete with comfortable seating and sun pads. This area is ideal for enjoying the breeze while under sail in calmer conditions or for quiet moments at anchor.
The huge aft cockpit opens fully out onto the water at anchor with hull sides that hinge down to create an even bigger platform, wider than the yacht’s already generous 32ft beam.
The Lagoon 60’s hulls house the sleeping quarters, with several layout options available. Layouts include five cabins with a bridgedeck galley, or four cabins in a “galley-down” set up in the port hull, accessed by its own stairs. This version has a small bar area on the bridgedeck, and a larger saloon. The cabins are spacious, with large windows that offer views of the sea.
Storage space is abundant, with plenty of lockers and wardrobes to keep belongings organized and out of sight. The design of the hulls maximizes space.
Summary
The Lagoon 60 catamaran is an impressive blend of luxury, performance, and innovative design. Its spacious living areas, both inside and out, will make it a top choice for those who value comfort while cruising. The sailing performance is strong, with the yacht offering both stability and speed. The trade off for all of that space is the weight, so you will need the engine in light winds, but once the wind picks up she will sail well, especially if you have the Code 0.
There is a reason that Lagoon have the largest market share in the global catamaran market, and that is because they understand their market. This yacht is another evolution that will add to the success of the French manufacturer.
| Length Overall | 19,77 m / 64’10” |
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| Beam Overall | 9,87 m / 32’5′ |
| Draft | 1,65 m / 5’55’ |
| Disp. (Light) | 34,6 T / 76,293 Lbs |
| Mainsail | 143 m² / 1,539 sq. ft |
| Code 0 option | 160 m² /1,722 sq. ft. |
| Power | 2 x 150 HP Yanmar |
| Water | 960 L / 254 US Gal |
| Fuel | 1,300 L / 343 US Gal |
| Asymmetric Spinnaker | 310 m² / 3,336 sq.ft |
| Genoa | 87 m² / 936 sq. ft. |
| Staysail | 58 m² / 624 sq. ft. |
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