Catamaran Charter in Greece - Self Sail (Bareboat) or Skippered Catamaran Sailing Yacht Holidays in Greece

LAGOON 410

Forward cabins: standing headroom: approx. 1,95 m / 6,4 ft - trapezoidal berth 1,48 m x 1,04 m, length 2,0 m / 4,10 ft x 3,5 ft, width 6,7 ft, longitudinal hall shelving, storage under berths , a hanging locker, a cabinet with shelves. Saloon: a large saloon, an open panoramic view, standing headroom: approx. 1,90 m / 6,3 ft a forward saloon, and, 1,95 m / 6,5 ft aft saloon, seating for 8 persons, a varnished wood central table, a stainless steel table support, storage under seats.

Galley-up in saloon: standing headroom: approx. 1,90 m / 6,3 ft, a fiberglass counter with wood fiddles, a wastebasket, a 2-burner stove with oven, a cutlery drawer, a vegetable storage basket, a cabinet under sink, storage under central bench seat, a refrigerator 180 l / 47 gal with 12 V compressor, an insulated icebox 145 l / 38 gal, a navigation station - port side of the saloon, standing headroom-Approx. 1,90 m / 6,3 ft, a navigation instrument mounting panel, a saloon seat serving as a navigation table seat, a navigation table with lifting top.

Heads: standing headroom-approx. 1,90 m / 6,3 ft, a large size marine head, a manual pump, a fiberglass sink with warm/cold water under pressure faucet, a cabinet with mirror, a large fitted shower stall and sink unit, a diamond non-skid with a faucet with warm/cold water under pressure.

Companionway saloon/cabins: standing headroom: approx. 1,90 m / 6,3 ft, wood companionway steps

Aft cabins: standing headroom: approx. 1,85 m , Double berth, 1,50 m x 2,00 m / 4,11 ft x 6,6 ft, a hanging locker, a locker with shelving, a seat and access to escape hatch, engine maintenance access under berth

Heir apparent to its predecessors, the Lagoon 410 is full of innovations. With unmatched standing headroom, 4 cabins, up to four separate beds, and a saloon comparable to that of a 50' cruiser, it's a breakthrough in cruising catamaran design. Never before has the concept of panoramic visibility at sea been so remarkably achieved.

The original roof and window design, plus the imaginative access from the stern skirt to the cockpit and saloon, offers practical space and capacity to live, sail, and entertain, a truly multipurpose usage of surface area and size.

The helm station gives great protection from the elements for the skipper, without compromising visibility.