Lagoon 51

Lagoon 51 is a model that emphasizes luxury without compromising on functionality and all the practical solutions that Lagoon is known for. From the lavish yet highly practical flybridge to the enormous saloon filled with natural light and great air circulation, this boat has it all. Lagoon’s commitment to sustainability is another key feature of this model; the roof is covered with well-integrated solar panels that can generate as much as 3,040 watts of solar energy.

HIGHLIGHTS

Some common themes throughout this entire boat are harmony, flow, and accessibility. Lagoon 51 is a model that is easy to enjoy for everyone onboard. The living spaces are connected in such a seamless way that it is very easy to move around the vessel for both crew and guests and for everyone to get the most out of their trip. This model is ideal for those who want to invite many guests at a time since it is built to accommodate large groups of people readily.

Like on Lagoon 46, the flybridge is one of the main highlights on Lagoon 51, and it’s one area that Lagoon has undoubtedly put a lot of work into. The flybridge on this model simply surpasses all expectations. It has dual access points and great visibility; from here, the captain has a 360 view of the surroundings and a camera for docking. The large seating area will enable guests to accompany the captain on the flybridge, making for a unique experience. The seating may also be arranged to fit more people while the helm station is not in use. With protection from the elements and an incredible view, it's arguably one of the best places on the boat.

It is not possible to talk about Lagoon 51, without mentioning the interior. The generous salon is nothing short of spectacular. It is a highlight on its own and the use of space here is truly impressive. Standing here, you have a panoramic view of the ocean all around you, thanks to the large windows that cover all four walls and the position of the mast, which contrary to other Lagoon models, has been moved further towards the front. You might be surprised at how light and airy the salon is, making it look, if possible, even more spacious.

Finally, the solar panels on this Lagoon 51 are another feature that truly sets it apart from other models. The system is so well designed that it does not interfere at all with life onboard and it blends seamlessly into the sleek design without impacting the aesthetic of the exterior.

SPECIFICATION

Concept: Manufacturer: Lagoon
Architect: VPLP Design
Studio exterior designer: Patrick le Quement
Studio interior designer: Nauta Design

Length overall (LOA): 15.35 m
Waterline length: 14.31 m
Maximum beam: 8.10 m
Draft: 1.40 m

Maximum sail area upwind: 148 m²
Mainsail: 95 m² Lazy bag full-length lathe sail
Genoa: 53 m² Self-tacking jib
Steering: Steering wheel
Cabins: 4-6 Crew: 8-12 people
Bathrooms: 4

Engines: Yanmar 2 x 80 HP saildrive
Fuel: 1040 L
Freshwater: 830 L
Blackwater: 310 L