LAGOON 570

About the LAGOON 570

The Lagoon 570 is a large, performance-oriented catamaran designed by Van Peteghem/Lauriot-Prevost and built by CNB between 2000 and 2008. With a beam of 30.0 ft and a displacement of 33025.0 lb, it represents a significant step up in size and capability from earlier Lagoon models, offering substantial interior volume and modern sailing dynamics.

Best for:

This vessel is ideal for experienced multihull sailors seeking a balance of coastal cruising comfort and offshore passage-making capability, particularly those who value the spaciousness of a 55.92 ft LOA platform. It suits couples or families who prioritize modern sail handling and ample living space, often enhanced by the high prevalence of solar panel and bimini installations in the fleet.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 3.74 and a D/L ratio of 104.85, the Lagoon 570 demonstrates strong stability and moderate displacement for its size, supporting its reputation as a capable offshore cruiser. The widespread adoption of watermakers and wind generators among owners further indicates a fleet frequently engaged in extended bluewater passages.

Comparables:

Primary comparables include the Lagoon 440 and 450 for those seeking similar brand heritage but smaller footprints, or the Fountaine-Pajot Astrea 52 for a direct competitor in the large-production catamaran segment. The Lagoon 570 distinguishes itself with its specific Van Peteghem/Lauriot-Prevost hull design and fractional sloop rig, offering a different performance profile than beamier, slower rivals.