
Issue #: 198
Published: November / December 2024
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In Mallorca, we were able to test the new 43-foot successor taking over from the Lagoon 42.
Note the mast stepped further forward and the overlapping jib. At the stern, the bulwark is cut out to ensure direct access to the quay when the catamaran is moored alongside. On deck, the 43 gains a forward cockpit compared to the 42. The helm station remains raised on the port side but is now accompanied by a U-shaped bench seat rather than a simple sunlounger. Inside, the builder has designed an ingenious modular table that can straddle the nacelle and cockpit while providing seating for 12. A large opening hatch is installed in the forward face of the nacelle, not unlike the one on the very first Bali, the 4.5. The forward volume of the hulls has been optimized to increase sleeping capacity - in the Owner’s version, the bed is installed forward and there is a proper desk, like you would have at home. The 4-cabin version offers all equivalent volumes.
Builder: Lagoon
Architect: VPLP Design
Design: Patrick le Quément and Nauta Design
Hull length: 42’1” (12.82 m)
Beam: 25’3” (7.69 m)
Draft: 4’7” (1.4 m)
Air draft: 65’5” (19.94 m)
Light displacement (CE): 29,363 lbs (13.319 t)
Square-topped mainsail: 732 sq ft (68 m²)
Genoa: 398 sq ft (37 m²)
Engines: 2 x 57 HP
Fuel: 150 US gal (570 l)
Water: 79 US gal (300 l)
Berths: 6 to 8
CE Category: A12 ; B14 ; C20 ; D30
Price: € 518,700 ex-tax
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