2014 Lagoon 560

The 2014 Lagoon 560 is a fiberglass catamaran designed in the owner version layout, built by Lagoon's acclaimed production line. At 56 feet long with a 31-foot beam, she combines the stability and interior volume that defines the 560 platform. Twin Yammer engines of 220 horsepower total provide auxiliary power, supported by a 17.5-kilowatt generator. Her twin hulls and shallow draft make her suitable for cruising diverse waters and anchorages.

The interior is organized across four ensuite cabins. The full-beam owner's suite features an island berth and large glass shower. Two forward VIP cabins each have private heads, and a separate crew quarters aft provides additional accommodation. The main salon is bright and open with panoramic visibility, designed in galley-up configuration. Four heads serve the living spaces throughout.

A custom hard top bimini crowns the flybridge and helm, a significant upgrade that enhances weather protection and all-season usability. The deck includes a hydraulic tender lift platform, teak work areas, electric winches, and full sail handling gear. A Mantus anchor and underwater lights are fitted, along with a dive compressor mounted on deck.

The systems have received extensive investment. A 2025 refit included complete engine and transmission rebuilds, new cutlass bearings, new composite thru-hulls, fresh bottom paint, and new HVAC chillers. The electrical architecture centers on a Victron system with 2000 amps of lithium battery capacity at 24 volts, paired with 3400 watts of solar generation via a custom arch. Dual watermakers provide redundancy for water generation. Starlink connectivity and an updated Maretron monitoring system round out the electrical suite. The boat carries extensive onboard inventory including tools, water sports equipment, galley outfitting, safety gear, and cruising provisions.