From 20 to 24 April, the brand-new Lagoon 51 can be launched at La Grande Motte throughout this yr’s Worldwide Multihull Present.

The Lagoon 51 catamaran is 50ft 4in lengthy and has a 26ft 7in beam. Resembling nearly all Lagoon fashions, the 51’s naval structure is completed by French-based architectural agency VPLP Design. French designer Patrick Le Quément designs the outside of the yacht whereas the inside is conceptualised by Italy’s Nauta Design.

VPLP Design famous that the yacht was designed as a synthesis of the modernity of the shapes and the sail plan, particularly with dwelling area on deck and inside that’s incomparable on a ship of its dimension.

Final yr in Bordeaux, Lagoon completely launched its 55 crusing catamaran, which featured a newly designed aft cockpit that improves circulation on board.

In distinction to the 55’s “open terrace”, the 51 has a standard cockpit with aft couch. The crusing catamaran options a big, fashionable flybridge, with non-obligatory photo voltaic panels, that takes up 80 per cent of the roof. There’s additionally a detachable hardtop that may be fitted with photo voltaic panels. In accordance with Lagoon, this solar-powered expertise offers greater than 3,400W to function on-board companies. The primary social space is a C-shaped seating space that may be reworked into an enormous sunbathing space.

The Lagoon 51’s central high-low platform has been developed consistent with Tenderlift. Along with its vast transoms, a full-beam platform is accessible.

Inside, the saloon presents an L-shaped galley with a cooking space and sink to port. Reverse that is the same L-shaped cabinetry, full with serving area and fridge drawers. With the mast on the ahead finish, the stepped-up lounge within the saloon affords clear, panoramic 360-degree views over the water — a fascinating characteristic for steady views and an amplified sense of area. Amongst new wooden finishes are Alpi woods and oak, giving a wonderful, beachy look.

On the decrease decks, homeowners can go for extra consolation with an arrogance desk and walk-in dressing room in the main bedroom. For a four-cabin, there are two en-suite cabins in every hull. Alternatively, a six-cabin, four-head format consists of an additional cabin inside and ahead of the steps.

According to Lagoon’s sustainable commitments, the 51 consists of the utilization of hemp fibre to substitute fibreglass in addition to 100 per cent ecological and biodegradable cleansing merchandise. Its proposed choices are to have upholstery in recycled materials and to equip Alpi wooden licensed by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).

The French catamaran builder is represented in a number of Asia markets by Simpson Marine. Preserve a lookout for its launch in April 2022.

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