Lagoon 46 - 2025

LAGOON 46 CATAMARAN FOR CHARTERS

✅ Why Charter a Lagoon 46
1. Exceptional Comfort & Space
The Lagoon 46 offers a remarkably spacious layout, both above and below deck. With its wide beam, it has large social areas, including a roomy cockpit, flybridge, forward lounge, and open-plan saloon.

Multiple cabin configurations (usually 4 cabins 4 heads) make it ideal for groups, families, or shared charters.

Private ensuite bathrooms for each cabin give guests privacy and hotel-like comfort.

2. Flybridge Advantage
One of the standout features is the full flybridge, which is rare in boats this size. It provides:

A dedicated helm station with 360° views.

A shaded lounging area—perfect for sunbathing or sunset cocktails.

3. Ease of Sailing
The Lagoon 46 is designed for easy handling, even by a small or inexperienced crew:

All lines lead to the helm.

Electric winches and bow thruster options help with maneuvering.

Furling genoa and self-tacking jib keep sail handling straightforward.

This makes it a good option for bareboat charters (with proper qualifications) or for skippered trips where guests can still participate.

4. Modern Amenities
Features like air conditioning, generator, watermaker, and solar panels are often included in charter versions.

Fully equipped galley and large fridges/freezers make provisioning and onboard meals easy.

5. Lagoon's Charter Reputation
Lagoon catamarans are among the most popular in global charter fleets, especially in the Mediterranean, Caribbean, and South Pacific.

Their durability, ease of maintenance, and broad dealer network make them a reliable choice for charter operators—meaning good support and consistent quality for you.

Compared to Other Options

While not as fast or performance-focused as a Nautitech or Bali, the Lagoon 46 shines in comfort, livability, and user-friendliness. It’s ideal if your priorities are relaxation, fun, and socializing, rather than pushing sailing limits.

ECO FRIENDLY

Reduce foot print emissions by renting a catamaran from Skyfall Yacht Charter

The emissions here depend heavily on how you use the catamaran (for example):

A. Using Engines Frequently (Diesel Use)
A Lagoon 51, for example, may burn 4–6 liters of diesel per hour per engine under motor.

On a 7-day trip, moderate engine use might burn ~150–250 liters total.

Approximate Total Emissions (entire charter):
~0.4–0.7 tons CO₂ for the whole boat (depending on use)

Divided by 6–10 guests, that’s ~0.04–0.1 tons CO₂ per person.

B. Primarily Sailing Solar Charging (Eco Use)
Newer Lagoons (like the 51) have solar panels that reduce genset/diesel needs.

If you sail most of the time and minimize generator use, emissions can drop significantly—