Lagoon is the French yard behind the catamarans you see in almost every charter anchorage. It is the most common catamaran in the charter fleets we work with, from 45 foot family boats to the Seventy 7 flagship.
A crewed Lagoon 55 or 60 costs about €30,500 to €33,000 a week in high season in Greece and Croatia, and a 60 footer about $45,500 to $52,000 in the Caribbean. The Seventy 7 flagships run about €74,000 in the Mediterranean and $69,000 to $84,000 in the Caribbean.
We charter Lagoons in the BVI, the Bahamas, Greece, Croatia and the South of France, and our guide for each destination is linked below.
What is Lagoon known for?
- Choice: more Lagoons are available for charter than any other catamaran we work with, in every size and every destination we cover.
- The flybridge: most crewed Lagoons have a flybridge with the helm, sunbeds and a table, so a 55 or 60 lives larger than its length.
- The saloon: near-vertical windows give a bright saloon with views all round, the look that marks a Lagoon at anchor.
- Value: more cabins and deck space per euro than the semi-custom yards, which is why so many families and groups of friends start here.
- Sailing and power: alongside the sailing catamarans, Lagoon builds power versions, up to the Seventy 8.
Where can you charter a Lagoon catamaran?
| Destination | Typical high-season week | Our guide |
|---|---|---|
| BVI | 50 to 59 ft: $17,900 to $43,000 60 to 69 ft: $33,000 to $61,000 Seventy 7: $69,000 to $84,000 |
Lagoon charter in the BVI |
| Bahamas | 60 to 69 ft: about $45,500 Seventy 7: $76,500 to $84,000 |
Lagoon charter in the Bahamas |
| Greece | Lagoon 55: about €30,500 60 to 64 ft: about €31,000 78 ft: up to €69,000 |
Lagoon charter in Greece |
| Croatia | Lagoon 55 or 60: about €33,000 65 to 69 ft: about €48,000 76 ft: about €65,000 |
Lagoon charter in Croatia |
| South of France | 60 to 69 ft: about €32,800 Seventy 7 and 78: about €74,000 |
Lagoon charter in the South of France |
Each guide has the full range for that destination, the Lagoons based there and the costs on top of the charter fee.
We also charter Lagoons in Italy, the Balearics, Turkey, St Martin and the wider Caribbean. Ask us about any of them and we will quote it.
How much does a Lagoon catamaran cost to charter per week?
A crewed Lagoon of 60 to 69 ft typically costs about €33,200 a week in high season in the Mediterranean and about $46,000 in the Caribbean. A Lagoon 55 runs about €26,900 or $34,300, and a Seventy 7 or 78 about €70,000 or $69,000.
| Size | Common models | Mediterranean | Caribbean and Bahamas |
|---|---|---|---|
| 45 to 54 ft | Lagoon 46, 50, 51 and 52 | €20,000 typical €8,400 to €33,200 |
$23,350 typical $7,450 to $39,500 |
| 55 to 59 ft | Lagoon 55 and 560 | €26,900 typical €21,000 to €47,900 |
$34,300 typical $23,000 to $43,000 |
| 60 to 69 ft | Lagoon 60, 620, 630, Sixty 5 and Sixty 7 | €33,200 typical €22,500 to €75,000 |
$46,000 typical $35,500 to $69,000 |
| 70 ft and up | Lagoon Seventy 7 and Seventy 8 | €70,000 typical €59,000 to €100,000 |
$69,000 typical $60,000 to $84,000 |
High-season weekly rates of the 419 Lagoons of 45 ft and up, built 2000 or later, in our charter system, October 2026. Mediterranean yachts are priced in euros and Caribbean yachts in dollars.
The APA for running costs, usually 20 to 30% on a catamaran, plus local VAT or charter tax and the crew gratuity, come on top.
The smaller Lagoons cost less but usually carry two crew and less space. For a fully crewed week we recommend a Lagoon 55 or larger.
For every yacht of one model, see our Lagoon 620 charter and Lagoon 77 charter pages.
How does Lagoon compare with Fountaine Pajot and Sunreef?
The three catamaran yards we charter most, side by side:
- Lagoon: the widest choice, about €32,800 a typical high-season week for a 60 to 69 footer on the French Riviera.
- Fountaine Pajot: the other big French yard, about €37,000 a typical Riviera week. See our Fountaine Pajot yacht charter page.
- Sunreef: semi-custom and much wider, about €78,500 a typical Riviera week for a Sunreef 70 or 74. See our Sunreef catamaran charter page.
Lagoon and Fountaine Pajot are close in size and price, so the yacht and crew matter more than the badge. A Sunreef costs about twice as much because most chartered Sunreefs are 70 ft and up, with a superyacht-style fit-out.
Which Lagoons do we recommend?
These are Lagoons our team has been aboard, two from each region. Rates are the top of each yacht’s high-season range.
AEOLUS 77 is a 2024 Lagoon Seventy 7 in the BVI, award-winning, with a crew of four whose cooking is the highlight of the week. Her toys include a sailing Minicat, at $84,000 a week.
PALOMA is a 2024 Lagoon 65 out of Nanny Cay, Tortola, with a beautiful master suite and a rare kids’ cabin with four bunks. She is a family boat with a fun toy line-up, at $59,900 a week.
SIETE MARES is a 2025, 78 ft Lagoon based in Olbia, Sardinia, styled with care in every detail. She has won four charter-show awards, including Best in Show for her size, up to €80,500 a week.
REVE BLEU is a 2023 Lagoon 67 that summers in Croatia, with runs to Corsica and Sardinia, then winters in the Caribbean and the Bahamas. She carries four crew instead of the usual three, and a chase boat, up to $55,000 a week.
VERINA STAR is a 2023 Lagoon 55 in Athens that feels like a 60 on deck, with a superb foredeck. Her captain favors the quieter Saronic and Cycladic routes, at €30,500 a week.
PHANTOM is a 2019 Lagoon 620 in Athens, remarkably wide for her size, with a huge flybridge and generous doubles for groups splitting the cost. Her crew loves cruising the Cyclades, up to €32,000 a week.
PRINCESS KARLA is a 2025 Lagoon 60 from Split with drop-down wings that extend the aft deck, a bigger beach deck and more flybridge space. Captain Josip is fantastic, up to €42,400 a week.
TRI WING is a Lagoon 55 from Split and the only one we know of with a built-in water slide. It is a hit with children and adults, up to €33,200 a week.
People also ask
How much does it cost to charter a Lagoon catamaran?
A crewed Lagoon 55 or 60 costs about €30,500 to €33,000 a week in high season in the Mediterranean and about $45,500 to $52,000 for a 60 footer in the Caribbean. The APA, VAT or charter tax and the crew gratuity come on top.
What is the biggest Lagoon you can charter?
The Lagoon Seventy 7 and the power Seventy 8, at 77 to 78 ft, usually for eight guests in four cabins.
How many guests does a crewed Lagoon take?
Most crewed Lagoons take 8 to 10 guests in four or five cabins.
Is a Lagoon a good catamaran for a family?
Yes. A Lagoon 60 or 65 gives ensuite cabins, a big flybridge and a stable platform at anchor, and some carry a kids’ cabin with bunks.
Where is the best place to charter a Lagoon?
For the widest choice, the BVI in winter and Greece or Croatia in summer.
Lagoon Catamarans to charter
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