Last updated: October 2026
Lagoon is a French catamaran builder. It began in 1984 as the multihull division of Jeanneau, it is now a brand of Groupe Beneteau, and its boats over 50 feet are built at the CNB shipyard in Bordeaux. By 2021 it had built 6,000 catamarans. It specialises in sailing catamarans and also builds some power catamarans. This page counts down the 10 biggest Lagoon catamarans on our list, then shows 20 more below, from 78 feet down to 66 feet. The countdown runs from #10, the smallest of the ten, up to #1, the biggest, ranked by the length on each yacht’s listing. Where two boats share a length, the newer build ranks higher, and where build year matches too, the name that comes first alphabetically ranks higher. Nine of the ten are listed between 78.1 and 78.4 feet, so rank matters little between them.
Every length, guest count and rate below comes from the yacht’s listing at the time of writing, and every rate is the weekly charter fee from that listing. Most are quoted plus APA for running expenses, a few are all-inclusive, and some are in US dollars or priced for two guests. Most are listing ranges and a few are single “from” figures, so the rate depends on your dates. For more Lagoon catamarans with rates, see our Lagoon charter rate list, or browse all our catamaran charters.
Weekly charter fees for the Lagoon catamarans on this page where we show a rate start from €24,500 per week (SEADUCTIVE ORCA) to €70,000 per week (CAT TUA) on the listings’ lowest “from” figures for the yachts priced in euros, and from $52,900 per week (C’EST LA VIE, all-inclusive) to $64,000 per week (BABAC, plus APA) for those priced in dollars. Many listings go higher in high season. REVA NUI, MANE ET NOCTE, ARKTOS and IMLADRIS and the yachts priced for two guests are not in that range; ask us for those rates. Most yachts are plus APA and a few are all-inclusive; ask us for your dates.
Which Lagoon for which group
A starting point, using only what the listings say. Tell us your group and we will narrow it down.
| Your group | Size band | Yachts on this page |
|---|---|---|
| Two couples, a power catamaran week in Greece | 78 ft power catamaran, 3 cabins | JUST MARIE 2 (6 guests in 3 ensuite cabins, a master suite with a private balcony, a flybridge with a bar and dining table) |
| A family or mixed-age group wanting a crib or a flexible extra bed | 78 ft sailing catamaran, 4 cabins | MANE ET NOCTE (10 guests in 4 cabins, one cabin with a built-in crib) and LA DESIRADE (9 guests in 4 ensuite cabins, one double cabin with a Pullman bed) |
| 10 guests, a big-party week | 78 ft, 5 cabins, sail or power | SYLENE (sailing, 10 guests in 5 cabins) and CRAZY HORSE (power, 10 guests in 5 ensuite cabins, a jet ski for licensed operators) |
| A water-toys week under sail | 78 ft sailing catamaran, 4 cabins | J. SPARROW (8 guests in 4 cabins, an electric foil board, sea scooters, a kayak and a 5.2 metre tender with a 100 hp outboard) |
| Owner-style space | 78 to 82 ft, 4 cabins | ARKTOS (sailing, 9 guests in 4 cabins, a flybridge of more than 50 square metres with twin helms) and IMLADRIS (81.76 ft, 8 guests in 4 ensuite cabins, listed as the first Lagoon Eighty2 hull) |
A sample week: Corsica and Sardinia on LA DESIRADE
This is a seven-night route from our Corsica and Sardinia itinerary page, shown here on LA DESIRADE, a 78.2 foot Lagoon Seventy 7 sailing catamaran for 9 guests in 4 ensuite cabins whose listing names Corsica and Italy among her cruising areas. It is guidance, not a published schedule for her, and it can be tailored to your wishes.
- Day 1: Bonifacio. Marina de Bonifacio sits at the southern point of Corsica; the Old Town on the hill looks over the marina and the straits between Bonifacio and Sardinia.
- Day 2: Bonifacio to Budelli. Budelli is the island of pink beaches; the beach is protected and you may not enter the buoyed area, while the south side is good for anchoring and snorkelling.
- Day 3: Budelli to La Maddalena, the biggest island of the archipelago, with shops, markets and restaurants in the main port. A sheltered beach nearby serves for the night anchorage.
- Day 4: La Maddalena to Porto Palma, a well-sheltered bay for water sports and a place to shelter from the Mistral.
- Day 5: Porto Palma to Tahiti beach on Caprera, the locals’ favourite beach, with clear water for snorkelling and diving.
- Day 6: Tahiti beach to Cala di Volpe, where many of the biggest superyachts in the Mediterranean meet; the hotel on the north side serves lunch and dinner.
- Day 7: Cala di Volpe to Tavolara, east of Olbia, as the last-night stop, for water skiing, wakeboarding, diving, snorkelling and hiking.
On day eight you disembark at Olbia Marina, five minutes from Olbia Airport. Start and end ports depend on the yacht’s base and availability.
What Makes a Lagoon
The listings for JOY, SYLENE, J. SPARROW and LA DESIRADE all name the Lagoon Seventy 7. ARKTOS, REVA NUI, SYLENE and LA DESIRADE each list a master cabin with a private terrace. JUST MARIE 2 is listed as a Lagoon Seventy8 power catamaran, and CRAZY HORSE as a Lagoon 78 motor catamaran. IMLADRIS is described as the first hull of the Lagoon Eighty2.
Launch years across the ten run from 2018 to 2026, and four of the ten have been refitted, in 2021, 2025 or 2026.
10. JUST MARIE 2
“A Balcony Over the Sea”
JUST MARIE 2 is a 78.1 foot Lagoon power catamaran built in 2018 and refitted in 2021. She takes 6 guests in 3 ensuite cabins. The master suite has its own sitting area, his and hers closets and a private balcony that opens over the sea.
On the flybridge she has a bar, a dining table and a lounge area under a retractable shade. Rates run from €49,000 to €59,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: Greece. Winter: Greece.
9. CRAZY HORSE
“A Full Bar in the Main Salon”
CRAZY HORSE is a 78.1 foot Lagoon power catamaran built in 2019 and refitted in 2026. She takes 10 guests in 5 ensuite cabins. The main salon has a full bar, panoramic windows and an entertainment system, and the flybridge has plush seating and sun loungers.
Her water toys include kayaks, snorkelling gear and a jet ski for licensed operators. Rates run from €50,000 to €69,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: Greece. Winter: Greece.
8. JOY
“A Master Cabin With a Walk-In Wardrobe”
JOY is a 78.2 foot Lagoon sailing catamaran built in 2018 and refitted in 2025. Her listing describes her as a Lagoon Seventy 7, built in France by CNB and designed by VPLP, Patrick Le Quément and Nauta Design. She takes 8 guests in 4 cabins.
The master cabin has a large ensuite, a desk, a walk-in wardrobe and a living area, with direct access to the cockpit and foredeck. Rates run from €50,000 to €64,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: Italy, French Riviera, Corsica. Winter: French Riviera, Sardinia.
7. SYLENE
“A Terrace on the Sea Off the Master”
SYLENE is a 78.2 foot Lagoon Seventy 7 sailing catamaran, built in 2023. Her listing calls out a layout for 10 guests, in 5 cabins, and a master cabin with a private terrace on the sea.
She carries a large selection of water toys, and her listing mentions local and organic food. Rates run from €60,000 to €74,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: French Riviera, Provence Coast & Marseille, Corsica, Italy. Winter: Sicily, Italy, French Riviera, Sardinia.
6. J. SPARROW
“E-Foil, Sea Scooters and a 100 hp Tender”
J. SPARROW is a 78.2 foot Lagoon Seventy 7 sailing catamaran built in 2023. She takes 8 guests in 4 cabins, and her listing highlights the flybridge, the aft cockpit and the foredeck as separate places to dine and sunbathe.
Her toys include an electric foil board, sea scooters and a kayak, and her tender is a 5.2 metre Highfield with a 100 hp outboard. Rates run from €59,000 to €69,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: Corsica, Italy, Malta, Greece.
5. REVA NUI
“A Terrace Off the Master Cabin”
REVA NUI is a 78.2 foot Lagoon sailing catamaran built in 2025. Her listing says the name evokes abundance (“Nui”) and a call to adventure (“Reva”). She takes 8 guests in 4 cabins.
The master cabin has a dedicated relaxation area, a large walk-in closet and a private terrace. Ask us for her weekly rate.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: Corsica, French Riviera, Provence Coast & Marseille, Italy. Winter: British Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands, Windward Islands.
4. LA DESIRADE
“A Beach Club Terrace Over the Water”
LA DESIRADE is a 78.2 foot Lagoon Seventy 7 sailing catamaran built in 2025. She takes 9 guests in 4 ensuite cabins. The master suite has a private opening beach club terrace directly over the sea, and one double cabin has a Pullman bed for extra flexibility.
The saloon and dining area have panoramic views, and the chef cooks on board. Rates run from €59,997 to €69,000 per week, plus expenses.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: Corsica, Italy, French Riviera, Provence Coast & Marseille.
3. MANE ET NOCTE
“A Master Suite Over 35 Square Metres”
MANE ET NOCTE is a 78.22 foot Lagoon sailing catamaran built in 2021 and refitted in 2026. She takes 10 guests in 4 cabins. The master is a suite of more than 35 square metres, with a lounge area, a desk, a walk-in wardrobe and direct access to a private ocean platform.
Another cabin has a built-in crib that is hidden when not in use. Ask us for her weekly rate.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: Sicily, Italy, French Riviera, Sardinia. Winter: Leeward Islands, Caribbean, Windward Islands.
2. ARKTOS
“The Newest Lagoon in the Countdown”
ARKTOS is a 78.4 foot Lagoon sailing catamaran built in 2026. She takes 9 guests in 4 cabins, and her master suite has a private terrace directly off the cabin.
Her flybridge covers more than 50 square metres, with twin helms and integrated solar panels, and her aft swim platform grows to 22 square metres when it is lowered. Ask us for her weekly rate.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: Corsica, French Riviera, Italy, French Polynesia. Winter: Windward Islands, Leeward Islands.
1. IMLADRIS
“Listed as the First Lagoon Eighty2 Hull”
IMLADRIS is an 81.76 foot Lagoon built in 2025. Her listing calls her the first hull of the Lagoon Eighty2, built at the CNB shipyard in Bordeaux. She takes 8 guests in 4 ensuite cabins.
The flybridge is set up for sunbathing, dining and sunset gatherings, and the extended open cockpit is described as a place for socialising close to the water. Her listing says her chef is guided by a Michelin-starred culinary advisor. Ask us for her weekly rate.
Cruising areas on her listing: Summer: Sicily, Italy, French Riviera, Sardinia, Ibiza & Mallorca.
More Lagoon Catamarans You Can Charter
These are more Lagoon catamarans on our list, ordered by length, longest first. Each card shows the yacht’s listing, with her length, guests, cabins and weekly rate.
What a Lagoon Catamaran Charter Costs
Most are listing ranges and a few are single “from” figures, so the rate depends on your dates. For REVA NUI, MANE ET NOCTE, ARKTOS and IMLADRIS, ask us for the current weekly rate.
Those are charter fees only. On the plus-APA yachts, running costs such as fuel and food come out of an advance provisioning allowance (APA) paid on top, which varies by yacht. Gratuity is on top and at your discretion. Ask us for the real APA and your own dates before you book. Our guide to what a yacht charter costs walks through the full bill, and the Lagoon rate list shows current rates.
Looking for a particular model? See every Lagoon 77 and every Lagoon 620 we list, or browse yacht charter by builder.
Tell us your dates, your cruising area and how many guests, and we will check which of these Lagoon catamarans is free that week and send you the brochures.
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