LAGOON 39

About the LAGOON 39

Naval Architects VPLP Interior design: Nauta Design

Designed by Van Peteghem/Lauriot-Prevost and built by Lagoon Catamaran, the Lagoon 39 was produced in 2013. This model represents a specific iteration in the Lagoon lineup, characterized by its fractional sloop rig with a rotating spar and a displacement of 25732.0 lb.

Best for:

The Lagoon 39 is well-suited for coastal cruisers and those seeking a comfortable, stable platform for relaxed sailing, given its wide beam of 22.28 ft and moderate draft of 4.17 ft. Its popularity for solar panel and watermaker installations suggests it is often used for extended weekend trips or short-term liveaboard scenarios.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 3.02 and a displacement of 25732.0 lb, the Lagoon 39 offers reasonable stability for offshore passages, though its single-year production run and reported structural issues require careful vetting for serious bluewater use.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Lagoon 38 and Lagoon 40, as they share similar design philosophies and target the same market of comfortable, performance-oriented catamaran cruisers. The Lagoon 39's specific production year and rigging configuration distinguish it from earlier or later models in the series.