Lagoon 42
The Lagoon 42 (12.80 m) has a truly innovative architecture designed by VPLP. Inspired by racing multihulls, and already validated on the 39 and 52 models, this architectural firm proposed to the Lagoon shipyard a catamaran plan with a mast that is strongly set back. Inside, the mast set back is distinguished by a sponge in the center of the saloon. First advantage: an outstanding visibility on the bow from the cockpit or the saloon! No mast step to block the view forward. The particularity of the 42 is that it will be equipped with features that are usually found on larger models. For example, the deck plan will be equipped with large skirts for easy access to the water. On this model, the helm station remains accessible from the cockpit and is not installed on the Fly. And in terms of interior fittings, we note the possibility of having separate showers even in the 4-cabin version.
Lucia 40
The Lucia 40 (11.70 m) is the smallest model in the range and has the same exterior lines as its bigger brothers. The helm station is behind the deckhouse (not too high) and a rigid bimini protects the cockpit, on which the mainsail track is located, keeping all the ropes away from the living area and bringing all the maneuvers to the helm station. On this 40-foot open model, there is a large 12m2 cockpit and a 3m2 lounge area at the front. Inside, the living space is important as there is a large owner's cabin and 4 bathrooms.
Nautitech Open 46
The Nautitech Open 46 (13.71 m) is based on its little brother and will be available in two versions. The 462 will have two helm stations on each of the hulls, while the 461 will have a single helm station installed on the fly. This fly will then be completed with a large comfort area behind the helm. The 46 Open takes up the concept initiated on the 40. The deckhouse bulkhead is moved forward (reducing the volume of the saloon under the cabin) to increase the size of the cockpit.
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Outremer 4X
The Outremer 4X is a racing version of the 45-foot model, lighter from the bottom of the hull to the masthead, for better performance. This Barreau-Neuman design, intended for fast long-distance cruising, has been improved and lightened to offer a version rich in sensations. Inside, this version remains very comfortable, classically fitted out with 3 or 4 cabins, but without any doors!
Tricat 30
The Tricat 30 (9.14 m) is the largest trimaran built by the shipyard. This fast cruising trimaran, foldable but not transportable, is designed to sail relatively offshore. Built in infusion, it has appendices and link arms in carbon. It can accommodate 6 people on board thanks to its interesting interior volume. The Tricat 30 is designed as a fast boat, but for the general public. With a speed of more than 20 knots, it is not designed to sail on a hull.
