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Step aboard the latest generation of eco-conscious cruising with this Lagoon 51 review cateloge . Designed with sustainability and comfort in mind, the Lagoon 51 is setting new standards in solar integration, deck layout, and social spaces.
These Lagoon 51 reviews from international boating media highlight the model’s unique flybridge design, upgraded sail plan, and innovative features that support energy autonomy at sea. Whether you’re focused on green technology or liveaboard luxury, this catamaran review offers an objective look at performance and practicality.
TMG Yachts is proud to represent the Lagoon 51 in Australia and follows the latest Lagoon 51 reviews to help buyers navigate their decision with confidence. Scroll through walkthroughs, boat tests, and real-world feedback to see how this model is redefining the mid-size cruising catamaran.
The Lagoon 51 has a flybridge that was optimized to cover 80% of its roof. Equipped with modular seating so you can accommodate as many guests as you would like, this allows you to welcome them to the helm and relax alongside the captain.
In this review, we try to understand why on The British Yachting Awards 2022 the sailing catamaran Lagoon 51 became Multihull of the Year immediately in the year of its world premiere.
With a lighter structure, forward mast, shorter rig and overlapping genoa, the Lagoon 51 is even livelier on the water than her predecessor while also introducing the new emphasis on solar power that will characterise the brand’s future models.
Promising to be more ecological, more accessible and more connected, the Lagoon 51 announced by surprise – or almost – at the beginning of the year is full of promise.
One could sum up Lagoon’s philosophy in three words: elegance, conviviality, safety. Continuity between interior and exterior, direct and indirect lighting, harmonious proportions, warm atmosphere and ergonomic spaciousness, Lagoons yachts were the first to value a lifestyle on board a catamaran.
Review of the sailing catamaran Lagoon 51, built in France by Lagoon, innovators of sailing catamaran boats since 1982.
From the moment you step on board (very easily it turns out, given the completely redesigned transoms that allow easy one step access from the side of the pontoon), Lagoon have once again designed a cat with style, performance and comfort but she is most definitely not style at the expense of function.
The flybridge of the 51 becomes a real living area, featuring reversible helm rests. Numerous solar panels are in evidence, and these are custom cut to reconcile aesthetics and efficiency (3,400 Wp).
Lagoon, the sailing catamaran arm of French sail and powerboat specialist Beneteau, has given a tantalising first look at its all-new Lagoon 51.
The Lagoon 51 is the latest offering from Lagoon and promises to make waves with its fluid onboard living conditions and luxury finishes.
Once more, Lagoon is stretching its legs and moving ahead with bold statements and a clear intention towards a greener future.
When discovering the first visuals of the brand new Lagoon 51, we notice 4 major evolutions compared to its predecessor, the Lagoon 50, which are related to access and comfort on board, to the exterior living spaces, to the interior layout and to eco-responsibility.