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• LOA 15.35m / 50' 4''
• Beam 8.10m / 26' 7''
• Draft 1.40m / 4' 7''
• Standard Sail Area 148m²
• Engine Twin 80 HP
• Cabins 4 or 6

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Behold the beauty of the lines and living spaces on the new Lagoon 51.

The Lagoon 51 offers optimized traffic on board and great fluidity. Discover a new model with an amazing layout and offer sustainable solutions. 

Key Features:

Appealing Flybridge

The flybridge is optimized to occupy 80% of the roof with 2 large sunpads at the front of the helm station and a huge C shape seating area. The central table can be lowered to create an XL sunbathing area. The comfortable sofas allow you to welcome your guests to share and enjoy relaxing times, alongside the captain, at the helm of the Lagoon 51. Thanks to its modular seating, you can enjoy navigating the boat alone or with others.

Discover a truly convivial space!

Extended Transoms for a Better Circulation

Step effortlessly aboard the Lagoon 51 thanks to the large and wide transoms. This feature provides safe and practical access to the dockside.

In association with the Tenderlift, this represents a super large balcony by the sea. At mooring, this large bathing platform is an invitation to swim and relax with your feet in the water!

For easy circulation on board, there are only 2 very small steps between the cockpit and the transoms. The level between the two is considerably low, making it the most accomplished solution on the market. Practical and design, it meets a real need.

Welcoming Forward Cockpit 

Walk along the side-decks to reach the forward cockpit.

This beautiful space has an unobstructed view over the ocean and is designed to meet your every need: whether sharing sundowners or laying back comfortably in the middle of the day under the shade sail.

Forward cockpit hosts nice amenities like plenty of cupholders, a nice coffee table, and sun protection to enjoy every moment.

New Generation Interior

Step into a spacious salon- Discover the innovative concepts of space. Thanks to the mast being stepped on the fore-end of the saloon, the view is continuous. The great luminosity, coming from the 360° vertical windows, and the new wood finishes “Alpi sand oak” simply reinforces this feeling of space.

Wherever you are, the volume of this salon is impressive, allowing for easy circulation. In addition, it offers all the practical solutions you would expect on a Lagoon.

Always more comfort for the owners- The owner’s cabin benefits as well from this layout optimization and proposes, as standard, a large walk-in dressing.

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Lagoon 51 Embarks the Seanapps Technology!

The Seanapps application and its smart box simplify your boat’s management and maintenance. The Lagoon 51 will be the very first Lagoon catamaran equipped with this technology.

Whether you want to check your fuel and battery charge levels or schedule maintenance operations, Seanapps helps you streamline and safeguard your boat’s maintenance requirements simply and easily. 

Functionalities -Safety: GPS position – Engine information – Battery level – Bilge level -Navigation: Depth – Wind information – Average speed – Maximum speed – Distance traveled -Comfort: Fuel level – Water tank level – Interior humidity – Interior temperature

Advantages -Check your maintenance operations easily using the application’s integrated maintenance logbook. -Simplify the planning of your boat’s maintenance by scheduling maintenance operations directly with your Lagoon dealer via the application. -Consult our experts to find out how to extend the lifetime and performance capabilities of your boat and all its equipment

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Sale of Lagoon 51

We talk about the advantages of the sailing catamaran Lagoon 51 for sale and about what types of help, including free help, you can get when buying it through the topRik marketplace.

Architectural company VPLP design has developed a new cruising sailing catamaran Lagoon 51, which flawlessly combines modern hull shapes and sailing layout. Living space on deck, in the hulls and interiors is unmatched by any catamaran of this size. It is possible to install solar panels, which will cover all the needs of the catamaran in electricity, with the exception of air conditioning.

topRik marketplace gives you the opportunity to build your own version of the Lagoon 51. Just log in to price calculator on the same page and select the equipment and options according to your preferences and planned expenses. To do this, you do not even have to register, and even more so - to pay.

At this stage, the consultation of the marketplace employees will also be free for you. All of them have been involved in the formation of our fleet for about ten years, which is located in our two marinas and the skipper's school.

The flybridge of the catamaran Lagoon 51 makes up 80% of the total superstructure area. Everything is designed for comfort for the skipper and passengers, whether it is a large family, a friendly company or charter cruise participants. The flybridge includes:

• in front of the helm - two large areas for sunbathing;
• behind the navigator's seat - a recreation area, limited by sofas located in the letter C, and the table in the middle of this group can be lowered, increasing the area to a giant square;
• modular seats of the helmsman's seat make it possible to invite some company;
• a high-mounted boom, which allows you to safely stay on the flybridge not only when docked, but also during movement.

The wide steps provide practical access to the pier and safe and comfortable boarding of the catamaran.

You can even set up your own small beach spot by lowering the platform to move the tender to the same level as the bottom steps of the gangway.

The feeling of openness inside the already spacious “living room” of the wardroom is enhanced by portholes from all sides. Nothing interferes with the 360-degree view due to the fact that the mast is extended into the bow of the cabin, which in turn is somewhat elevated. Alpi light wood finish sand oak expands the space even more.

When you complete your version of the catamaran, just entrust our experts with all the rest of the negotiation with the manufacturer, preparation of documents, transfer of the catamaran to the location you specified.

topRik experts are available to you on the same page Lagoon 51 for sale in a couple of clicks. Time and nerves can’t be restored - we will save yours.

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If you are looking for a luxurious and unforgettable sailing experience, Lagoon 51 is the perfect catamaran.

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• Overall Length 15,35 m / 50’4’’
• Overall Beam 8,10 m / 26’7’’
• Draft 1,38 m / 4’6’’
• Displacement (CE) 19.914 T / 43,910 Lbs
• Sailing area 150 m² / 1,615 sq.ft.
• Mainsail Crab 100 m² / 1,076 sq.ft.
• Genoa 53 m² / 570 sq.ft.
• Code 0 (opt.) 101 m² / 1,087 sq.ft.
• Engines 2 x 80 HP
• Fuel 2 x 520 L / 2 x 137 US gal
• Capacity Water 830 L (219 US gal)
• Beds 6 a 14
• Certification A : 12 - B : 14 - C : 20 - D : 30

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Discover the experience of sailing on lagoon 51: the ultimate luxury catamaran.

If you are looking for a luxurious and unforgettable sailing experience, the Lagoon 51 is the perfect catamaran for you.

With its sleek design and spacious interior, it’s no wonder the Lagoon 51 is one of the most popular catamarans on the market today.

In this article, we’ll explore everything the Lagoon 51 has to offer, from its impressive features to customer reviews, so you can understand why it’s the ultimate luxury catamaran.

Lagoon 51 design and features

The Lagoon 51 is a masterpiece of design and engineering. Its sleek lines and spacious deck make it a stunning spectacle on the water.

With a length of 51 feet and a beam of 28 feet, the Lagoon 51 is larger than many other catamarans on the market, giving her a more spacious feel.

The Lagoon 51 has a sleek, modern design that is sure to turn heads wherever it goes.

The Lagoon 51’s design is not only beautiful, but also functional.

The open cockpit offers plenty of space for entertaining guests or relaxing with family and friends.

The cockpit is also protected by a rigid canopy, which provides shade and protection from the elements.

The Lagoon 51 also features a hydraulic bathing platform, making it easy to get in and out of the water.

But it’s not just the exterior design that makes the Lagoon 51 special.

The interior of the boat is just as impressive.

The Lagoon 51 has four spacious staterooms, each with its own bathroom. The staterooms are well lit and ventilated, with plenty of storage space.

The salon is also spacious and comfortable, with a large dining table and a fully equipped galley.

The Lagoon 51 is perfect for families or groups of friends who want to enjoy a luxury sailing experience.

Comfort and living space aboard the Lagoon 51

The Lagoon 51 is designed for comfort and relaxation. The boat is open and spacious, with plenty of natural light and ventilation.

Staterooms are spacious and well-appointed, with comfortable beds and plenty of storage space. The bathrooms are also large and well equipped, with hot water and towels in abundance.

The salon is the heart of the ship, and is where guests will spend most of their time.

The salon is spacious and comfortable, with a large dining table and a fully equipped galley.

The galley has everything you need to prepare delicious meals, including a stove, oven, refrigerator and freezer. The Lagoon 51 also has a washer and dryer, making it easy to do laundry on board.

The cockpit is another great space for entertaining and relaxation.

The bimini hardtop provides shade and protection from the elements, and there is plenty of seating for guests. The cockpit also features a wet bar, making it easy to serve drinks and snacks while enjoying the beautiful scenery.

Lagoon 51 performance and seaworthiness

The Lagoon 51 is not only a beautiful boat, but also a high performance catamaran.

The boat is designed for speed and agility, making it perfect for sailing enthusiasts. The Lagoon 51 features a powerful rig that is easy to handle, even in difficult conditions.

The boat is also equipped with a high-performance sail plan, which allows it to sail close to the wind and reach high speeds.

The Lagoon 51 is also very stable, thanks to its wide beam and low center of gravity.

This facilitates sailing in rough conditions and reduces the risk of capsize.

The boat is also very maneuverable, making it easy to dock and maneuver in tight spaces.

Customer reviews and comments about Lagoon 51

The Lagoon 51 has received rave reviews from customers around the world.

Many customers have praised the boat for its spacious interior, comfortable cabins and high performance sailing capabilities.

Customers have also praised the boat’s stability and maneuverability, making it an ideal boat for families or groups of friends.

Customers have also praised the Lagoon 51’s service and customer care.

Lagoon has a worldwide network of dealers and service centers, making it easy to get support and assistance anywhere in the world.

Comparison with other catamarans on the market

While the Lagoon 51 is a great boat, there are other catamarans on the market that offer similar features and amenities.

The Fountaine Pajot Saba 50, for example, is another popular luxury catamaran that offers a spacious interior and high-performance sailing capabilities.

The Leopard 50 is another great option, with a sleek design and plenty of deck space.

When comparing the Lagoon 51 to other catamarans, it’s important to consider your specific needs and preferences.

Some boats may be better suited for families, while others may be better for sailing enthusiasts or couples.

Maintenance and upkeep of Lagoon 51

The Lagoon 51 is a high quality boat designed to last for many years with proper maintenance and upkeep.

Like all boats, the Lagoon 51 requires regular maintenance to keep it in top condition.

This includes regular cleaning and waxing, as well as engine maintenance and sail care.

Lagoon provides detailed maintenance instructions for the Lagoon 51, making it easy to keep the boat in top condition.

Lagoon also has a worldwide network of dealers and service centers, making it easy to get support and assistance anywhere in the world.

Frequently asked questions about Lagoon 51

Q: How many people can travel on Lagoon 51?

A: Lagoon 51 can accommodate up to 10 people in four staterooms.

Q: Is Lagoon 51 easy to sail?

A: Yes, the Lagoon 51 is designed to be easy to sail, even in difficult conditions.

Q: How long is Lagoon 51?

A: The Lagoon 51 is 51 feet long.

Q: Is the Lagoon 51 stable?

A: Yes, the Lagoon 51 is very stable thanks to its wide beam and low center of gravity.

Q: Where can I rent or buy a Lagoon 51?

A: You can rent or buy a Lagoon 51 from a Lagoon dealer or distributor, such as Catamarans Barcelona.

Conclusion: Why Lagoon 51 is the ultimate catamaran experience

The Lagoon 51 is the ultimate luxury catamaran experience.

With its sleek design, spacious interior and high-performance sailing capabilities, it’s no wonder why the Lagoon 51 is one of the most popular catamarans on the market today.

Whether you’re looking for a family boat or a high-performance sailing machine, the Lagoon 51 has something for everyone.

So why not book your next sailing adventure on a Lagoon 51 and experience the ultimate in luxury and comfort on the water?

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A CONVIVIAL SPACE

The Lagoon 51 has a flybridge that was optimized to cover 80% of its roof. Equipped with modular seating so you can accommodate as many guests as you would like, this allows you to welcome them to the helm and relax alongside the captain. A unique experience for your guests to enjoy.

Two staircases lead to the flybridge aboard the 51 catamaran, one for the helmsman and one for the guests. This double access allows for a great flow between living spaces on board, a common theme throughout the entirety of the yacht.

Full headroom in the flybridge allows for this space to be safely appreciated at both anchor and underway. Maneuvers are at hand from the steering station, while the guests can walk around without disturbing the helmsman.

Discover a truly convivial and sociable space.

FORWARD COCKPIT

As you walk along the side decks, you’ll reach the forward cockpit. This stunning space has an unobstructed view of the ocean and open horizons. Whether sharing in the sun or laying back in the shade the cockpit has many amenities to make sure you are at your maximum comfort level aboard the Lagoon 51.

The space has a comfortable seating area with a coffee table in the center and sun protection so you’re sure you can enjoy every moment possible while enjoying unimaginable views.

“The raised lounge of the salon offers the best 360° panoramic views of the water.” – Nauta Design

Step into a spacious salon and discover the newfound space of the 51. Thanks to the mast being moved to the fore end of the salon, the view from the room is panoramic. The new wood finished with Alpi Oak Sand reinforces the brightness in the space alongside the natural light pouring in from the windows. This brightness in the salon makes the 51 feel like home.

From every angle and perspective, this catamaran’s salon’s space is impressive allowing for easy movement through the interior. To make it even better, the salon is fully furnished with all the practical amenities one needs aboard their yacht.

As expected, the owner’s suite offers you ideal comfort. The optimization of the 51’s layout design has benefited this space as well by adding a large walk in dressing room as part of the standard layout.

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Lagoon 51 review: surprisingly fun to sail

• Rupert Holmes
• May 26, 2023

Space, comfort and modern amenities abound, but what about sailing abilities? The Lagoon 51 may surprise you there too. Rupert Holmes reports

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It’s a light wind early autumn day in the Mediterranean and we’ve been sailing the Lagoon 51 alternately under Code 0 and genoa at boat speeds occasionally touching 8 knots in 10-12 knots of true wind. It’s easy and fast sailing, with the boat tracking easily, yet surprisingly responsive to the helm.

Approaching an anchorage for a short stop we sail in to the 10m contour, furl the headsail and round up into the wind to drop the mainsail. At the same time the anchor goes down and we use the weight of the boat to set the hook, checking transits as the boat finally settles head to wind. Sailing into an anchorage like this is, of course, familiar to most who have sailed reasonably nimble monohulls of modest size. However, this time I’m on a vessel two stories high, that’s almost 27ft wide and weighs more than 20 tonnes.

The prototype boat’s professional skippers, Nicolas Boutteloup and Manon Pestel, have done this numerous times in the six months they’ve been on board. By the time of our test they’d sailed the boat more than 5,000 miles, having left Les Sables d’Olonne and crossed Biscay in March, en route to the Mediterranean.

They also often leave an anchorage without starting the engines. This prototype Lagoon 51 is set up with around 3kW of solar panels, giving plenty of juice for running the windlass. In fact it’s entirely self sufficient for power, despite a whopping 500lt of fridge and freezer capacity, unless the aircon is used. The only other thing it doesn’t do is heat water, although a solution to that problem may not be far off.

The Lagoon 51 rig is configured very differently to earlier Lagoons, with the mast moved forward to the front of the coachroof. This makes perfect sense from a structural engineering perspective – previously the rig sat on a longitudinal beam supported at each end of the coachroof – so the new arrangement saves weight and complexity.

The single helm offers a high view – but limited when berthing stern to, with transoms out of sight. Photo: Andreas Lindlahr/EYOTY

It also allows for a sail plan with a large roach mainsail (or optional square top main), plus a 120% overlapping headsail. This configuration means sufficient sail area can be achieved with a shorter mast, lowering the centre of effort and reducing weight aloft.

A downside is that self-tacking headsails are no longer feasible, but tacking the larger genoa still proved to be no problem for one person, even though the sheets are handled on opposite sides of the flybridge. On the plus side, designer Vincent Laurent Prévost of VPLP told me this larger headsail, “helps to pull the boat over waves when sailing upwind in a way that doesn’t happen when a catamaran has a small foretriangle.”

So much deck space: the flybridge alone has space for four to six to sit around a coffee table. Photo: Gilles Martin-Raget

To maintain balance the keels are also further forward, reducing interference and improving steering efficiency. The platforms at the aft end of the hulls have also been extended, increasing the size of the bathing platforms and helping dampen pitching when sailing over waves.

Even in quite light airs the helm responds positively, although this is not a close-winded design. The best we managed to windward was a true wind angle a fraction under 55°, which produced 5.5 knots of boat speed in 7-8 knots of breeze. Any attempt to squeeze up closer than this resulted in a big drop of boat speed.

Even with cameras good communication with crew on deck is essential. Photo: Andreas Lindlahr/EYOTY

Bearing away onto more of a reach, with a true wind angle of 70-75° saw speed increase to 6-6.5 knots. This increased to 7 knots once we deployed the Code 0 at a TWA of 110-115°.

On my first sail on the Lagoon 51 a leftover swell created noticeable movement up on the flybridge, although the accelerations were fairly gentle. A more important downside is that the Code 0 creates a huge blind spot of almost 90°. To a lesser extent the same is also true of the jib when the sheet’s eased for reaching. Monohulls of course have a similar problem, but with a flybridge cat you have to descend a flight of stairs to look to leeward.

When close-hauled the situation is much better as you only have to shuffle a short distance across the wide (3-4 person) helm seat to see round the jib. Sitting to one side of the central wheel also allows you to see the telltales easily. The seating behind the helm station means watch keeping doesn’t need to be a lonely experience – this is a convivial and social area with space for up to 6-8 people. It also offers a degree of privacy when berthed stern to a busy quay.

Optional hydraulic lifting transom platform can house a tender. Photo: Gilles Martin-Raget

All sail handling, with the exception of hoisting and dropping reaching and downwind sails is done from the flybridge, where lines lead both sides of the wheel to three winches, all of which were upgraded to electric on our test boat. Similarly, the headsail furler and Code 0 furler both had the optional electric drive.

The three outdoor sitting, dining and socialising areas are a key benefit of this design. The aft cockpit has a pair of generously upholstered three-seater settees, plus a four-person bench across the transom. The cockpit table is offset to port, with two fold-out leaves for dining, leaving a clear walk-through to the saloon, starboard transom and side deck. There’s also a full-size outdoor sink and drainer, with fridge, plus a barbecue right aft.

Test boat has the optional fabric cockpit enclosure, which helps to make this aft area a huge second saloon. Even when the large cockpit table is fully extended for dining there’s still enough space for easy circulation. Photo: Nicolas Claris

However, it lacks the Lagoon 55’s very appealing terrace that can be opened up to the water, as the aft structural beam has to extend above the cockpit sole. Instead our test boat was fitted with a large optional hydraulic lifting platform at the transom that forms a giant sunbathing/swimming platform and incorporates tender stowage.

A small forward cockpit ahead of the saloon has space for 4-5 people, including two sunbeds and a coffee table on top of the windlass. It therefore doesn’t rival the deep, solid cockpit, with all-round party seating, of some brands and lacks direct access from the saloon. However, the Lagoon’s arrangement doesn’t add weight well forward and won’t hold several tonnes of water if a wave crest breaks over the bows – important points for offshore and bluewater sailing.

Palatial owner’s cabin in the starboard hull is flooded with natural light from large windows. Photo: Nicolas Claris

Of course this boat also offers huge internal accommodation, with ample space when the weather dictates spending time indoors with aircon running. The big saloon table has both dining and coffee table modes and space to seat 10, although eight would be more comfortable. This area is slightly raised, with windows at eye level, although the view is blocked on both aft quarters, which makes it less suited as a watch keeping station in inclement weather. There’s also a navstation/desk area, with space to fit a multi-function display. Natural ventilation is primarily from big opening ports in the front coachroof windows.

The galley forms an L-shape on both sides of the aft end of the saloon, with sink, small dishwasher and four-burner gas cooker to port. To starboard is extensive fridge/freezer capacity, totalling almost 400lt.

Two of the three double cabins in the port hull, which also features two heads with separate shower stalls. The mid cabin (on right) has limited stowage. Photo: Andreas Lindlahr/EYOTY

Worktop space is impressive both sides and fiddles are high enough to contain liquid spills and keep items in place in rough seas. Stowage is excellent, including eye level lockers, drawers and lockers below the counter top, plus large underfloor volumes. There’s also a dedicated space for a coffee machine, while a washer/dryer can be fitted in the starboard hull and an additional 100lt freezer in the port hull.

Lagoon 51 layout options

Our test boat was configured with a four cabin/three heads owner’s layout. The port hull houses three double cabins and two heads, both with separate shower stalls. The mid cabin is the smallest of these and has limited stowage, while the forward one has best stowage, but shares the head and shower. An option with two cabins in this hull is also offered. With this arrangement the forward cabin doesn’t gain additional floor space, but becomes fully en-suite and there’s even more stowage.

The test boat is the first Lagoon with new Alpi ‘sand oak’ interior joinery in a lighter tone than earlier boats. Photo: Nicolas Claris

Owner’s accommodation in the starboard hull is palatial, with huge hull windows that eliminate the semi basement feel some older multihulls have. There are also massive stowage volumes in a range of formats, right down to organisation of paperwork, plus a corner sofa and big dressing table/desk.

The huge bathroom forward has his and hers basins, a completely enclosed toilet and big shower.

The many onboard systems make this yacht as comfortable and easy to live on as any home on shore, although maintenance is obviously more complex and onerous. The watermaker produces 100lt per hour on 12V, so can be run from the solar panels, even though it draws 40A. It’s easily accessed, under the floor of the port aft cabin. Equally, the extensive fridge and freezer capacities will provide a huge length of self-sufficiency before needing to reprovision or refuel.

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It’s easy to dismiss boats of this style as being hopelessly compromised, yet the Lagoon 51 surprised me with the way it sails. Despite appearances, it’s still possible to enjoy the sailing experience, although of course it’s a long way from delivering the feel of sailing a lighter multihull such as an Outremer or Neel. However, this boat is about the entire experience of life afloat and will spend a lot of time being used as a platform on which to relax and chill, swim and as a base for watersports. It excels in this respect, yet in winter would also make a fantastic city centre pad. It’s therefore easy to appreciate why these boats are so popular. Few million pound-plus yachts sell in big numbers, yet Lagoon took 100 orders within six months of the first boat hitting the water, with roughly one third of sales to private owners.

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The Lagoon 51 offers the option of XXL solar modules on the roof. This technology delivers an output of more than 3,400 watts for operating the consumers on board. The boat is therefore completely autonomous (with the exception of the air conditioning).

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DESIGN EXTERIOR

Attractive flybridge

The flybridge is optimized so that it 80% of the roof with two large sun loungers in front of the steering position and a huge C-shaped seating area.

The centrally positioned table can be lowered to create an XL sunbathing area.

You can welcome your guests on the comfortable sofas and enjoy relaxing hours together with the captain at the helm of the Lagoon 51. Thanks to the modular design of the seating, you can enjoy the boat alone or with others.

Discover a place that was created for socializing.

Two staircases lead to the flybridge, one for the helmsman and one for the guests. This double access allows a smooth connection between the living areas of the boat.

This sociable place is not only appreciated at anchor, but also while underway. Thanks to the large headroom on the flybridge, it can also be used safely while underway.

Maneuvers can be carried out from the helm while guests can walk around without disturbing the helmsman.

The flybridge of the Lagoon 51 impresses with the modularity of its individual areas, the clever ergonomics and coziness of this large living area with an innovative design.

Front cockpit

You can reach the front cockpit via the side decks.

This beautiful space offers an unobstructed view of the sea and is designed to meet all your needs - whether you want to enjoy a sundowner in the evening or relax under the awning during the day. In the front cockpit, there are plenty of cup holders, a beautiful coffee table and a sun shade to enjoy every moment.

Extended rear platforms for a better flow of space

Thanks to the large and wide stern platforms of the Lagoon 51, boarding is very comfortable and shore leave is safe and practical.

In combination with the tender lift, it becomes an XL balcony above the sea. At anchor, the large bathing platform invites you to swim and relax with your feet in the water!

For easy walking around on board, there are only two very small steps between the cockpit and the stern platforms. The height difference between the two has been significantly reduced. This is the most successful solution on the market - the practical design meets a real customer need.

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Step into a spacious salon. Discover the innovative room concept. As the mast is located at the front end of the saloon, the view is uninterrupted. The great brightness emanating from the vertical 360° panoramic windows and the new "Alpi Oak Sand" wooden surfaces further enhance this open feeling of space.

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