This is a rare opportunity to own one of these beautiful yachts at an incredible price

Incredible experiences. That’s what Lagoon’s famed 620 is all about. Two Lagoon 620 catamarans have recently entered the preowned market in Southeast Asia, and they are in immaculate condition. To have a catamaran of such size, from such a well-respected shipyard, entering the used market in our part of the ocean, is a rare occurrence indeed, and so this opportunity should not be missed. We’ll get into some of the specifications of both these multihulls in more detail soon, but first let’s extol the virtues of Lagoon’s excellent 620.

Incredible capacity

One of the best things about a catamaran of this size (the Lagoon 620 has an LOA of 62’ / 18.9 m) is that even the narrow hulls (normal for a multihull) become significantly more voluminous. Therefore, cabins sizes are larger for a better resting experience. The Lagoon 620 can have up to five cabins in her hulls, although the examples on sale here have three and four cabins respectively.

Aside from this, a similarly expansive experience can be expected on deck. A rigid awning covers most of the large aft dining area that is serviced by a wet bar, giving more than adequate cover against our strong tropical sun. Moving into the main saloon, this area is a roomy social area now with a control station for navigation and auto-cruising.

The actual piloting of the boat has been moved upwards onto the flying bridge. Here skippers can choose between her port or starboard helms – a brilliant design choice for a yacht of this size and width for better docking and overall visibility during low speed manoeuvring.

The flybridge is not all business either. Here boaters will find a full area with an L-shaped settee and double sunpads. This elevated space is going to be a favorite spot whether at speed or anchor.

Incredible luxuries

Naval architects Van Peteghem Lauriot Prévost are the designers of the Lagoon 620, and the firm has won more awards than any other multihull designers in the world in this category. The Lagoon 620 is a luxurious sailing platform and so to this end spaciousness (as celebrated above), layout options, and elegance has been given special attention.

Vertical windows allow for copious amounts of natural light, while motorised blinds keep the rays away when necessary. Although there is the option of having a central galley in the saloon, the current owners have chosen instead to have a lateral galley. This separates the galley proper from the saloon, and gives the saloon a luxurious lounge with a cocktail table to port, while to starboard are motorised double dining tables. This layout further furnishes the saloon with extra space.

As mentioned the first Lagoon 620 features a three-cabin layout, while the other features four cabins. Both have their strengths, certainly, but it must be said that these cabins do not resemble the ‘average’ multihull cabin. Each cabin is roomy and richly appointed, with cubbies, drawers, wardrobes, and sundry other spaces for storage, as you will see in some of these pictures.

You can find an immersive and detailed 360-degree tour of these particular Lagoon 620s here.

Lagoon 620, 3 cabins

Price : USD 1,950,000
Location : Raja Ampat, Indonesia
LOA : 18.9 m / 62’
Beam : 10 m / 32’10”
Engine : 2 x Volvo Penta D3-1501-H
Engine hours : 2389
Water capacity : 4 x 240 litres
Fuel capacity : 2 x 650 litres

Additional equipment
Tender : Highfield Ocean Master 460
Life raft : 2 x Plastimo Radeau Transocean ISO 8P
Fridges : 1 x galley fridge/freezer ; 1 x cockpit fridge ; 1 x flybridge fridge ; 1 x cockpit ice machine ; 1 x flybridge freezer

Lagoon 620, 4 cabins

Price : USD 1,950,000
Location : Raja Ampat, Indonesia
LOA : 18.9 m / 62’
Beam : 10 m / 32’10”
Engine : 2 x Volvo Penta D3-1501-H
Engine hours : 2613
Water capacity : 4 x 240 litres
Fuel capacity : 2 x 650 litres

Additional equipment
Tender : Highfield Ocean Master 460
Life raft : 2 x Plastimo Radeau Transocean ISO 8P
Fridges : 1 x galley fridge/freezer ; 1 x cockpit fridge ; 1 x flybridge fridge ; 1 x cockpit ice machine ; 1 x flybridge freezer

Let’s conclude here

Not to belabour a point, but truly, having not just one, but two catamarans of 60 feet appearing in the preowned market in this side of the world really is a rare occurrence and the chance should not be missed. What’s more, as a sailing catamaran, the Lagoon 620 can stay out at sea for long periods of time. Interested buyers can also see that they both have relatively low engine hours, which is a positive sign on their condition. As always, please get in touch with us for additional information, as we have a detailed brochure ready for perusal.