Four catamarans cover a wide ownership spectrum

Lagoon will show the Lagoon 38, 43, 51 Iconic and 55 in Annapolis, creating a broad progression through its cruising-catamaran range. For LYG readers, the 43, 51 Iconic and 55 are particularly relevant because they sit comfortably within the luxury-yacht size band.

The display allows buyers to compare how beam, deck area, accommodation and handling expectations change as the yachts grow. That is especially useful with catamarans because an increase in length often produces a substantial increase in usable living space.

Annapolis gives multihull buyers direct access

The show runs from 15 to 18 October 2026 in Annapolis, one of North America's most important centres for cruising sailboats and multihulls. Lagoon is inviting visitors to step aboard and meet the brand team during the four-day event.

Direct inspection matters because catamaran ownership involves more than simple cabin counts. Buyers can assess cockpit circulation, helm positions, visibility, boarding access and how naturally the saloon and exterior spaces connect during day-to-day cruising.

The 51 Iconic adds a current focal point

The Lagoon 51 Iconic gives the display a particularly current centrepiece alongside the established 43 and larger 55. Its presence helps buyers compare newer interior and exterior thinking against models positioned above and below it in the range.

For owners considering extended cruising, these comparisons can reveal whether a larger catamaran's additional volume justifies the extra marina space, operating cost and handling complexity. Annapolis offers the opportunity to make those judgments aboard the actual yachts.

A focused setting for owner conversations

Lagoon is also using the event as a place for private tours and direct conversations with its team. Those discussions can cover practical ownership questions that are difficult to resolve through online configuration tools alone.

With four catamarans gathered in one location, the display should be particularly useful for buyers who already know they want a multihull but have not yet decided where within the Lagoon range their preferred balance of space and manageability lies. Seeing the boats together should make that choice more concrete.

Official sources: www.catamarans-lagoon.com.