The Lagoon 46 Iconic is a masterpiece of modern yacht design, merging elegance with functionality to provide an incomparable sailing experience. As a catamaran built with luxury in mind, it offers spacious living quarters and a layout that maximizes comfort and usability for extended cruising. The Lagoon 46 boasts an overall length of approximately 14 meters, making it compact enough for easy maneuverability in various sailing conditions, yet large enough to accommodate family and friends with ease. Featuring a beam of 7.96 meters, this catamaran ensures stability and plenty of deck space for relaxation and entertainment. The draft of 1.3 meters allows for access to shallow anchorages, while the composite hull material provides strength and durability. Designed by renowned naval architect VPLP Design, with interior styling by Nauta Design, the Lagoon 46 Iconic incorporates cutting-edge aesthetics and practical innovation. The flybridge is a focal point, offering panoramic views and a state-of-the-art helm station. Inside, the bright and airy saloon, equipped with large vertical windows, allows for natural light to flood the interior, creating a spacious and inviting environment. The yacht can comfortably accommodate up to 8 guests in its 4 well-appointed cabins, providing a luxurious retreat for extended voyages. Equipped with twin Yanmar engines, the Lagoon 46 Iconic delivers reliable performance whether sailing or motoring. The catamaran’s design focuses on reducing windage and optimizing sailing performance, making it a pleasure to navigate. With a fuel capacity that supports long journeys and a range suitable for exploring remote destinations, the Lagoon 46 Iconic is the ideal choice for those seeking luxury and adventure on the high seas.
Length
14M
Beam
8M
Draft
1.3M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
8
Cabin
4
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
8KT
Max Speed
12KT
Fuel
1040L
Range
300NM
Engine
2 x Yanmar 57 HP
Option 1
2 x Yanmar 80 HP
Naval
VPLP Design
Exterior
Patrick Le Quément
Interior
Nauta Design
New Starting From
€650,000
High Price Brokerage
€600,000
Low Price Brokerage
€500,000
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The flybridge turns the Lagoon 46 Iconic into two boats in one, a cruiser below and a command deck above.
A long bench seat up top holds the skipper and three companions alongside a full instrument suite, an angled multi-function display, wind read-outs and autopilot controls within easy reach, while a triple-wide sun pad behind the bench folds its backrests flat for lounging once the anchor is down. In the cockpit itself, a folding table seats eight for dinner and a starboard outdoor galley, sink, fridge and serving space, keeps meals moving without anyone leaving the deck. Low, wide transom steps ease the climb up from a tender, and the engine room hatches open aft rather than underfoot, so nobody needs to stand over open machinery just to check the oil.
Angular transoms and a hardtop that lifts at the stern give her the look of movement even standing still.
VPLP Design’s naval architecture and Patrick Le Quément’s exterior styling borrow heavily from the larger Lagoon 50, scaled down onto a lighter, more compact platform. Vacuum infused balsa coring above the waterline and Alpi wood used throughout the interior keep weight out of the structure, a saving that shows up directly in how readily she accelerates and how little she heels once the breeze builds. This Iconic edition adds a redesigned forward living area, new sun pads and direct ladder access to the water from the bow, extending the living space beyond the cockpit and flybridge to the part of the boat most designs waste. The result is a hull that looks drawn for speed and lives up to it under sail.
One full hull for the owner, and enough natural light to forget she is a catamaran at all.
The owner’s version gives the starboard hull entirely to a master suite, a queen island bed reachable from both sides, an elongated settee and a desk, lit by hull windows noticeably larger than on the model she replaces. Forward, the head is sized for two people to use at once, with a separate toilet compartment and a second basin, a small detail that matters every morning at anchor. A four cabin, four head charter layout is available for larger groups or family trips, each cabin built to the same standard as the owner’s version rather than treated as an afterthought. Nauta Design keeps finishes light and uncluttered throughout, letting the windows do most of the decorating.
A 1,040 litre fuel tank is generous for a boat that spends most of her time under sail.
Twin Yanmar diesels, 57 horsepower as standard or 80 as an option, give a practical 8 knots at cruise and 12 at full throttle when the wind drops, while her 1.3 metre draught opens anchorages a similarly sized monohull would have to bypass entirely. Lagoon’s in-house engineering team integrates the fuel, water and electrical systems as one package, built around genuine long-range cruising rather than short coastal hops. It is the kind of autonomy that lets an owner plan a season rather than a weekend, confident that fuel and water will outlast the itinerary.
At around €650,000, she asks a fair price for a larger boat’s thinking in a more manageable size.
Four cabins, eight berths and a crew allowance of two make her equally suited to family ownership or light charter use, while her lighter build, nearly 12,000 pounds under her 50 foot sister’s displacement, keeps performance sharp without sacrificing the volume that makes a catamaran worth owning in the first place. VPLP Design and Patrick Le Quément’s shared credit across naval architecture and exterior styling, paired with Nauta Design’s interior, gives her a coherent identity rather than a collection of borrowed ideas. For an owner moving up from a smaller cruiser or downsizing from something larger, the Lagoon 46 Iconic offers a rare middle ground, genuine passage-making ability without the commitment of a flagship.
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