Lagoon - Lagoon 55 - For Sale

Represented by Andrey Shestakov and Shestakov Yacht Sales, the Lagoon 55fromLagoonis a versatilesailing yachtfeaturing afiberglass hulland a stable multi-hull configuration for comfortable passages and spacious living aboard.

Selecting a Lagoon 55

Choosing the Lagoon 55 makes sense if you value generous volume, reliable propulsion, and easy handling. With a 60 ft (18.38 m) LOA and a broad 29 ft (9 m) beam, this sailing yachtdelivers expansive deck areas and layout flexibility. Shallow-water cruising is supported by a minimum draft of 4.101 ft (1.25 m), while twin inboard Yanmar diesels add confidence to long-range itineraries. Substantial tankage—253.6 gallons of fresh water and 290.59 gallons of fuel—supports extended time off the dock under sail and power.

Features of the Model

• Multi-hull configuration: inherent stability and comfort underway and at anchor.
• Construction: durable fiberglass hullwith a fiberglass deck for longevity and easy maintenance.
• Propulsion: 2 inboard Yanmar diesel engines for dependable performance and maneuverability.
• Capacities: 253.6 gallons of fresh water and 290.59 gallons of fuel for extended autonomy.
• Dimensions tuned for versatility: 60 ft (18.38 m) LOA, 29 ft (9 m) beam, and a draft range from 4.101 ft (1.25 m) up to 410.105 ft (125 m), depending on configuration.

Technical Specifications

• Builder: Lagoon
• Model: Lagoon 55
• Yacht type: sailing yacht
• Hull material: fiberglass and plastic
• Deck material: Fiberglass
• Hull configuration: Multi-Hull
• LOA: 60 ft (18.38 m)
• Beam: 29 ft (9 m)
• Draft (min): 4.101 ft (1.25 m)
• Draft (max): 410.105 ft (125 m)
• Engines: 2 x Yanmar, Inboard, Diesel
• Fuel capacity: 290.59 gal
• Water capacity: 253.6 gal

Pricing and Ordering

For current pricing, availability, and personalized guidance on the Lagoon 55, contact Andrey Shestakov at Shestakov Yacht Sales. Our team will coordinate specifications, timelines, and documentation directly withLagoonand provide comprehensive brokerage support from inquiry to handover.

Questions and Answers

Q: What type of yacht is the Lagoon 55? A: It’s asailing yachtwith afiberglass hulland amulti-hullconfiguration designed for stability and comfort.

Q: What are the key dimensions of the Lagoon 55? A: TheLOAis 60 ft (18.38 m) and thebeamis 29 ft (9 m), providing generous space on deck and below.

Q: What is the draft on this model? A: Draftranges from aminimumof 4.101 ft (1.25 m) to amaximumof 410.105 ft (125 m), depending on configuration.

Q: What powers the yacht? A: The Lagoon 55is equipped with 2inboardDieselengines fromYanmarfor reliable propulsion and maneuvering.

Q: How do I get pricing or place an order? A: Reach out to Andrey Shestakov and the team at Shestakov Yacht Sales for pricing,availability, and step-by-steporderingsupport for theLagoon 55byLagoon.

Owner Experience Review

Owners and testers describe the Lagoon 55as a roomy, family-friendly platform that easily crosses from private cruising to charter-style entertaining. The saloon has a bright, loft-like feel, and layouts spanning 4–6 cabins with galley up/down let owners tailor the boat to liveaboard or guest-focused use. Outside, the flybridge, forward cockpit/terrace, and a large aft cockpit with a fold-down platform create multiple social zones—hence the recurring forum reaction: “They are huge!”

On the water, the motion is comfortable in moderate seas. Under sail, light-air passages typically see about 5–6.5 knots, with averages rising into the 8–9 knot range in more breeze; under power, sea trials reported roughly 9 knots around 2,000 rpm. Steering feel can be a bit sluggish—especially under power or with a poorly tuned rig—and this is not a high-performance, ultra-nimble helm; the design trades sharp feel for volume and amenity. Given the size and systems, many private owners run with a captain and mate, though shorthanded use is still feasible with planning.

Prospective buyers of used examples note lessons from older Lagoonproduction models: reports of bulkhead/tabbing and some window/adhesive issues on earlier series prompted owners to emphasize thorough surveying. Repairs, when needed, can be dusty and time-consuming, and targeted inspection of bulkheads, the bridgedeck, mast-step area, and window bonding is recommended. While these cautions stem from older models, they inform prudent due diligence for any large catamaran purchase.

Pros and Cons

• Vast, bright saloon with 4–6 cabin options and galley up/down layouts suits families and liveaboard use.
• Expansive outdoor living with flybridge helm, forward cockpit/terrace, and large aft cockpit with fold-down platform supports entertaining and charter.
• Comfortable motion in moderate seas and realistic 5–6.5 knots in light air, rising to roughly 8–9 knots in more breeze.
• Steering can feel a bit sluggish, especially under power or with poor rig tune.
• Many owners prefer a captain-and-mate setup due to size and systems, so true shorthanded operation demands planning.
• For used boats, owners advise careful surveys of bulkheads, bridgedeck, mast step, and window bonding due to issues reported on some older Lagoonmodels.

Comparison with Other Models