The Lagoon 42 Millenium stands as a pinnacle of modern sailing design, crafted for those who seek the ultimate blend of comfort, performance, and elegance on the seas. This exceptional catamaran features a sleek and contemporary profile, with a spacious deck layout that allows for effortless movement and a seamless connection with the ocean. Designed by the renowned naval architects VPLP Design, in collaboration with Lagoon’s in-house team, the exterior aesthetic is both striking and functional, promoting efficient sailing and easy handling. Inside, the Lagoon 42 Millenium offers a world of luxury, characterized by its expansive interior spaces, high-quality materials, and meticulous attention to detail. The interior, designed by Nauta Design, provides a welcoming ambiance with ample natural light, thanks to large panoramic windows that offer breathtaking views. Accommodation is designed to host up to eight guests comfortably, with various customizable layouts to suit different needs. Each cabin is a private retreat, equipped with plush furnishings and en-suite facilities. The Lagoon 42 Millenium is powered by efficient saildrive engines, ensuring a smooth and quiet ride with excellent fuel economy. It’s equipped with the latest in marine technology, providing peace of mind with advanced navigation systems and superior safety features. Whether embarking on an adventurous ocean crossing or enjoying a tranquil day anchored in a secluded bay, the Lagoon 42 Millenium delivers unparalleled luxury and performance. This catamaran is not just a vessel but a gateway to a world of exploration and relaxation.
Length
12.8M
Beam
7.7M
Draft
1.3M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
8
Cabin
4
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
8KT
Max Speed
10KT
Fuel
300L
Range
1500NM
Engine
Yanmar 4JH57
Option 1
Yanmar 4JH80
Option 2
N/A
Naval
VPLP Design
Exterior
VPLP Design
Interior
Nauta Design
New Starting From
€450,000
High Price Brokerage
€420,000
Low Price Brokerage
€350,000
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She tacks without a flinch, and that changes everything about how she is sailed.
Moving the mast aft and stretching the foretriangle gives the Lagoon 42 Millenium a taller, high aspect rig with a shorter boom, matched to a self-tacking jib that lets a shorthanded crew come about without touching a winch. Under sail she settles into an easy rhythm, picking up speed quickly once the breeze builds and holding a flat, stable platform through the tack. Under power, twin Yanmar diesels, 57 horsepower as standard or 80 as an option, deliver a practical 8 knots at cruise and 10 at full throttle, enough to cover 1,500 nautical miles between fuel stops. It is a rig built for two people to manage comfortably, not a full racing crew.
Every curve on her hull has an engineering reason behind it.
The bridgedeck rises in a gullwing shape between the hulls, lifting her clear of the waves that would otherwise slam a lower deck in a head sea. Glazed corner windows wrap the coachroof, cutting cabin heat while keeping the helm connected to the world outside, and a composite bimini shades the cockpit without adding unnecessary weight aloft. VPLP Design keeps the silhouette low and taut for a boat with this much interior volume, while a structural centre beam takes the load of the forestay, the Code 0 sprit and the anchor system in one clean point rather than several. Sustainable, high quality materials run through the build, alongside smart monitoring that lets an owner check the boat’s systems remotely from anywhere.
The cockpit is built to flow straight into the saloon, not sit apart from it.
A single level runs from the aft cockpit, where a table folds out to seat up to ten, through to the saloon without a step to catch a bare foot. To starboard, a dinette seats eight around a table that doubles as a workspace underway, to port, a two person lounge gives a quieter spot to watch the horizon. Below, the galley splits the work sensibly across the bridgedeck, a three burner stove and sink to starboard, refrigeration to port, keeping the cook connected to the cockpit and the saloon at once. Wide, low transom steps make climbing aboard from a tender or a swim genuinely easy, a detail that matters more than it sounds on a boat this sociable.
Four cabins, eight berths, and a full hull given over entirely to the owner.
In her owner’s layout, the starboard hull runs the length of the boat as a single master suite, an island bed, a desk and hull windows large enough to fill the space with natural light. The port hull splits into two further ensuite cabins, one forward and one aft, each with its own head and shower, making a four cabin charter layout just as workable for family cruising as for entertaining paying guests. Nauta Design keeps the joinery light and the palette calm throughout, favouring visibility and volume over ornament. A raised, L-shaped settee doubles as a navigation station, keeping chart work and conversation within the same easy reach.
Built for owners who want to go a long way without complication.
A 300 litre fuel tank and a 1,500 nautical mile range under power make her a genuine long-distance proposition, while a 1.3 metre draught opens anchorages a monohull of similar length would have to skip. Lagoon’s own engineering department integrates the twin Yanmar diesels, the electrics and the boat’s monitoring systems as one package rather than a collection of separate suppliers. Four cabins sleep eight, with room for two crew when an owner wants the extra hands. At around €450,000, she sits at an accessible point in the four cabin catamaran market, without asking an owner to compromise on build quality or interior volume. For a couple or a family looking for a first proper blue-water catamaran, the Millenium is a well judged place to start.
Length
12.8M
Beam
7.7M
Draft
1.3M
Guests
8
Cabins
4
Cruise Speed
8Kt
Max Speed
10Kt
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