Four yachts in the organiser's list

Lagoon has confirmed an Annapolis sailing display from 15 to 18 October 2026. Its official event page names four models: the Lagoon 38, 43, 51 Iconic and 55.

The 51 Iconic and 55 offer the larger-yacht angle for owners comparing multi-cabin cruising designs. Both are below 24 metres, and the 43 also qualifies for LYG, while the 38's eligibility depends on its recorded overall length.

The Lagoon 51 Iconic measures 15.60 metres in LYG's production database. The official manufacturer photograph used here depicts that exact model.

The 51 Iconic's cruising arrangement

An in-person viewing can show how its saloon, guest areas and outdoor deck spaces connect. Those are practical questions for owners intending to spend extended periods aboard.

The Lagoon 55 is recorded at 18.38 metres in the LYG database. It broadens the named Annapolis selection beyond the 51 in size and intended accommodation.

Prospective owners should assess the handling and crew implications of that extra scale. A larger catamaran can offer different space arrangements, but it also requires a realistic operating plan.

A larger Lagoon 55

The manufacturer says visitors may request a private tour with its team. The actual specification of each show yacht should be confirmed before a journey is arranged.

Lagoon's published introductory copy refers inconsistently to two models while listing four by name. This article follows the explicit named model list, not the shorter wording in that sentence.

The event takes place in Annapolis, United States, from 15 to 18 October. Lagoon's official listing provides the source for the dates and the four-model roster.

Reading the published fleet precisely

This is distinct from the brand's earlier Genoa appearance, which has a different set of yachts. LYG will not transfer model availability from one event to another.

The models discussed are genuine production yachts with verified official images. No unannounced Annapolis debut or sales result is inferred from the invitation page.