Lagoon 55 wins British Yachting Awards
The Multihull Group is delighted to announce that the Lagoon 55 has won the Multihull of the Year award at the British Yachting Awards 2021 !
This award was given by the readers of the magazines Sailing Today and Yachts & Yachting. These established and respected British media outlets recognize the best boats, sailors, races and achievements in the world of cruising and racing.
The announcement of the award was made at the British Yachting Awards ceremony in London on November 30th.
The Lagoon 55, the brand’s new sailing yacht, has also been nominated for European yacht of the Year 2022 and for Multihull of the Year 2022.
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