2020 Lagoon 40

This 2020 Lagoon 40 catamaran combines modern design with practical cruising capability. The hull was built with an aft-positioned mast—derived from racing experience—paired with a self-tacking jib and shorter boom for easier handling. The larger foretriangle and high-aspect mainsail enable efficient sail choices and access to cleaner air aloft, while the sail plan-to-displacement ratio supports strong performance and seaworthiness.

The aft cockpit prioritizes both space and comfort. A dining table to port seats up to twelve, with a relaxation area alongside and additional seating on the aft crossbeam. The helm station sits within easy reach from both cockpit and deck, maintaining clear communication across the crew. Wide hull skirts and a generous platform facilitate water access, dinghy boarding, and safe re-entry.

Below decks, the three-cabin owner's layout emphasizes light and modern elegance. The owner's stateroom occupies the aft port hull, with a mid-hull office and storage area forward of it. A spacious head compartment sits forward. Large hull glazing and integral cabin portholes flood the interior with natural light and sea views. The flowing layout and attention to circulation create a bright, livable cruising environment.

Twin Yammer 4JH45 diesel engines produce 45 horsepower each and have logged under 500 hours. The yacht carries a Fisher-Panda 8-kilowatt generator, four zones of reverse-cycle central air conditioning and heating, and a new SeaWaterPro watermaker (never installed).