2004 Lagoon 380

This 2004 Lagoon 380 catamaran is powered by twin Volvo MD2030-D diesel engines of 29 hp each, with approximately 5,000 hours on the clock. The boat features a fiberglass hull and carries a substantial suite of modern navigation equipment including Raymarine multifunction displays, autopilot, GPS, radar, and AIS Class B transponder. A West Marine 350 RIB tender with an 8 hp Mercury 4-stroke outboard is included, along with a stand-alone Honda generator for independent power.

The layout provides four cabins and two heads. The saloon features updated upholstery and opens seamlessly to the galley, which is equipped with a two-burner stove and oven, 12-volt refrigeration with a separate pullout freezer, pressurized hot and cold water, and a stainless steel sink. The spacious cockpit is topped by a hardtop bimini and includes wide side decks and accessible swim platforms, all suited to extended cruising.

Climate control is managed by reverse cycle air conditioning and heating. Electrical systems include dual 30-amp shore power capacity, a 2,300-watt inverter, 200-amp solar panels, and AGM house batteries installed in 2017. A Quick six-gallon water heater with heat exchanger coil provides hot water underway. The trampoline netting is new from 2022, and the comfort weave has been updated.

Recent maintenance includes bottom paint with two coats of Pettit 1299G Odyssey Triton and Propspeed running gear protection applied in September 2024. New zinc anodes were installed at the same time. The port engine was rewired and serviced with a new battery in October 2025, and a new port engine alarm was fitted then. The propane system was serviced in October 2025. The life raft requires re-certification.