Lagoon has confirmed its 19.77-metre Lagoon 60 for the Genoa Boat Show from 1 to 6 October 2026 alongside the 43 and 47. The sailing catamaran’s broad aft cockpit and configurable interior offer a substantial sub-24m cruising proposition rather than a compact dayboat.

A substantial sailing-catamaran footprint

The official specification lists a 19.77m overall length, 18.27m hull length, 9.87m beam and 1.65m draft. That beam changes marina selection, alongside the vessel’s length, and needs confirming with the actual berth provider before arrival.

The open aft cockpit is arranged around access to the water, with opening side terraces and steps towards the swimming platform. These are central features of the design rather than additions that can simply be assumed to fit every berth.

A flexible saloon and guest arrangement

Lagoon offers a choice of galley-up and galley-down saloon versions, along with four- or five-cabin accommodation schemes and options involving crew space. The yacht’s interior should therefore be evaluated from the individual plan rather than from a generic model name.

The manufacturer quotes an accommodation range of eight to fourteen berths depending on configuration. An owner planning extended family use or charter should check the actual cabin specification and certification relevant to that yacht.

Cruising systems and sail plan

Lagoon lists 230 square metres of upwind sail area, twin 150hp Yanmar engines, 1,300 litres of fuel and 960 litres of fresh water. Those capacities need to be understood together with generator, air-conditioning and guest demand rather than converted into an unsupported universal range.

The builder names VPLP Design for the naval architecture, Patrick le Quément for the exterior and Nauta Design for the interior. The resulting arrangement makes the separation of guest spaces and circulation routes a priority.

Confirmed October display

Lagoon’s official Genoa listing names the 43, 47 and 60 for the six-day October show. This is a scheduled display, not a claim of a new model launch or a confirmed sale.

Visitors should book individual inspections through the builder or authorised dealer. Details here come from Lagoon’s event notice and current manufacturer specifications.

Official sources: primary reference 1, primary reference 2. This article is independently written by Luxury Yacht Guide.