With a good 15 knots of easterly wind we found ourselves out of Pittwater and cruising up the coast at a comfortable 8.5 knots of boat speed.

Stopping in Port Stephens for 2 nights to avoid a monster northerly we set off again on the Saturday morning.

A Lagoon owner, Paul who took delivery of his Lagoon 42 in France August 2020 joined us for the rest of the trip to see what this awesome model of Lagoon was all about. He was buzzing from the last 4 months spent cruising the Med on his own boat and was keen to get back on board a Lagoon with us for this trip.

The crew were kept warm and dry up on the flybridge, with a clear view over the boat, and well protected from the elements, we were comfortable and safe, especially for the night time watches with just one crew member on watch, one on standby and one getting some much needed rest.

For the duration of the trip the boat was comfortable and dry, there was a lot of rain however the boat provided superior protection with its hard top Bimini windscreen.

Arrival at the seaway was at 0230 in the morning and we were glad to have the chance of a shower and a refresh during the motor up the Coomera river before arrival at the Boat Works at 0400.

In its first year of production Lagoon launched 150 Lagoon 46‘s. With such a high demand for the new Lagoon 46 model, the company was forced to expand their already incredible capacity and build 6 additional boats available for summer 2020 to meet the market demand.

These slots are offered worldwide! They will go very fast.