LAGOON 620

About the LAGOON 620

Downwind sail area: 445 m2/4801 sq.ft. Mainsail area: 146 m2/1572 sq.ft. Genoa area: 91 m2/980 sq.ft. Gennaker area: 190 m2/2045 sq.ft. Code 0 area: 185 m2/1991 sq.ft.

The Lagoon 620, designed by Van Peteghem/Lauriot-Prevost and built by Lagoon in 2009, is a large catamaran that prioritizes interior volume and comfort. With a displacement of 71076.0 lb and a beam of 32.81 ft, it represents a significant step up in size for the brand, though the exact number of hulls built is not specified in the source data.

Best for:

This vessel is best suited for experienced coastal cruisers and those seeking spacious liveaboard comfort, as its massive beam and high sail area require careful handling and substantial docking fees. It appeals to owners who prioritize interior amenities and modern electronics over lightweight performance.

Bluewater capability:

With a Capsize ratio of 3.17 and a D/L ratio of 149.05, the Lagoon 620 has moderate offshore stability, but its wide beam and shallow draft of 5.09 ft limit its ability to handle heavy seas compared to heavier displacement monohulls.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Lagoon 570 and 50, which offer similar catamaran layouts but with narrower beams and lower displacements, making them easier to handle in tight marinas. The Leopard 48 and Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42 are also relevant competitors in the large catamaran segment, though they differ in hull form and rigging configurations.