The new Lagoon 51 is ready for the World Premiere at 2022 International Multihull Show (La Grand Motte, France, April 20th 2022).
“We designed the Lagoon 51 as a perfect synthesis of the modernity of the shapes and the sail plan, with living space on deck and inside that is unequalled on a boat of this size,” says VPLP Design.
Focus on the flybridge
The flybridge is optimized to occupy 80% of the roof with 2 large sun pads 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 of the Lagoon 51 allow welcoming guests, 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.
Two stairs lead to the fly, one for the helmsman and one for the guests. This double access allows great fluidity of connection between the living spaces of the boat. This convivial place is appreciated at anchor but also during navigation. Thanks to full headroom in the flybridge, it can be safely used underway.
Maneuvers are at hand from the steering station, while the guests can walk around without disturbing the helmsman.
The extended transom of the Lagoon 51
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.
For easy circulation on board, there are only 2 very small steps between the cockpit and the transoms. The level between the two has been considerably reduced.
The forward cockpit of the Lagoon 51
This 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.
An XXL solar panels option
Lagoon 51 offers options of XXL solar panels on the roof. This technology provides more than 3.400 watts of power to operate the onboard service. The boat is therefore fully autonomous (except for the air conditioning).
The solar panels fit into the lines of the catamaran and do not interfere with life on board. The flybridge and the sun pads on the roof are still accessible and usable even with the panels.
The interiors designed by Nauta
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 reinforce this feeling of space.
The owner’s cabin benefits as well from this layout optimization and proposes, as standard, a large walk-in dressing.
The Seanapps technology
The Seanapps application and its smart box simplify the 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 travelled
– 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.
Lagoon 51 Specs
| LOA | 15,35m / 50’4″ |
| Beam | 8,10m / 26’7″ |
| Draft | 1,38m / 4’6″ |
| Upwind Sail Area (standard) | 150m2 / 1,615sq.ft |
| Fuel capacity | 2x520L / 2×137 US gal |
| Fresh Water capacity | 830L / 219 US gal |
| Number of berths | 6 to 14 |
| Naval architect | VPLP design |
| Exterior design | Patrick Le Quément |
| Interior design | Nauta Design |