Lagoon Sixty 7 used

The 2027 Lagoon Sixty 7 stands as a testament to modern engineering and reasoned elegance. Measuring 20.15 meters in length with a 10-meter beam, this motor catamaran is defined by its pure lines and an open, uninterrupted flow between interior and exterior spaces. Its composite hull design ensures stability and reliability at sea, making it a capable vessel for blue water cruising or coastal travel. The layout offers significant versatility, with configurations available for 4, 5, or 6 cabins to suit specific owner requirements. A standout feature is the unique, nearly square saloon that promotes a warm, convivial atmosphere. The master cabin provides a luxurious retreat, complete with a spacious bathroom and a private entrance directly from the aft deck. Depending on your preference, the galley can be positioned within the saloon or tucked away in a side hull with its own exterior access. Performance is delivered through a choice of twin-engine setups: either Volvo D6 340 HP or Yanmar 6LY 440 HP engines, both inboards. With a draft of only 1.15 meters, the Sixty 7 maintains high accessibility in shallower waters without compromising its seagoing capabilities. The helm station is thoughtfully positioned to offer both internal and external steering options for maximum control and comfort in varying weather conditions. Designed by VPLP and Patrick le Quément, this yacht is intended for those seeking a balance of luxury and functional autonomy. It serves equally well as a weekend cruiser or a platform for long-term residence at sea. With a CE category rating ranging from A (14 passengers) to D (40 passengers), it is built to handle diverse environments with confidence. The Nautisch Kwartier Stavoren BV sales team in the Netherlands is available to provide comprehensive details regarding customizable specifications for this vessel. As a new boat, it offers prospective owners the opportunity to tailor technical and interior elements to their specific needs. Trade-in options are available for those transitioning into this model.