2010 Lagoon 620

The Lagoon 620 is a 62-foot fiberglass catamaran built for extended cruising and live-aboard comfort. Twin Volvo Penta D3-150 diesel engines with conventional shafts and folding propellers provide propulsion, supported by comprehensive electrical independence: a 17.5 kVA Onan generator, five Mastervolt lithium batteries, 18 solar panels, two wind generators, and a 240 L/h watermaker ensure self-sufficiency for long-range voyaging.

The four-cabin layout prioritizes comfort and entertaining. An owner's suite with direct deck access connects to three ensuite, air-conditioned guest cabins. The saloon features dual lounge areas and forward navigation station with panoramic views. A well-equipped galley includes a five-burner Bosch stove, Nardi oven, Samsung 635 L fridge/freezer, Asko dishwasher, and Miele washer/dryer, with additional refrigeration on the flybridge and cockpit. Climate control throughout is handled by a 70,000 BTU Frigomar system, while entertainment options include an LG OLED television with Bose sound system and multiple Fusion audio zones. Domestic systems include dual 60 L water heaters and comprehensive Victron/Mastervolt charging and inverter infrastructure.

Navigation and connectivity center on a Raymarine suite featuring 19" and 16" Axiom 2XL displays, dual 7" repeaters, radar, AIS, and dual autopilot stations. Starlink satellite internet provides global connectivity. The Hall Spars carbon rig carries mainsail, genoa, staysail, and Code 0 with electric Harken #74 winches; standing rigging was renewed in 2022. A flybridge with twin helm stations and forward lounge with bimini offer additional social and command spaces.

Recent maintenance and upgrades support ready cruising: Volvo engines were serviced in May 2025 with new turbos fitted that year, refrigeration was renewed in 2023, and the Raymarine suite was updated in 2024. Antifouling copper coating was topped up in October 2025. Equipment includes a Highfield 460 tender with Honda 60 HP on a Tenderlift platform, bow thruster, Bauer dive compressor, and twin life rafts.