Browse Lagoon 42 Catamaran Charter Deals
Curvy, fast, and comfortable, the Lagoon 42 will not disappoint novice to expert sailors alike.
Intended to replace the popular Lagoon 420, the Lagoon 42 includes many of the exceedingly popular Lagoon features. As one of the fastest luxury catamarans on the market, it is a joy to sail and cruise along in.
| Category | Details & Specifications |
| Designers | VPLP Design & Patrick Le Quément |
| Key Performance | Gullwing bridge deck for smoother rides in rough water; mast moved aft for better sail balance and reduced pitching. |
| Sailing Handling | Self-tacking jib (tacking is as simple as turning the wheel); higher aspect ratio rig for easier sailing. |
| Exterior Deck | Large aft deck with a rectangular dining table seating 7–8 people; port-side day lounge. |
| Tri-Sliding Door | Provides wide access to the galley and superior airflow throughout the cabins and saloon. |
| Interior Saloon | Open-plan U-shaped galley with an Eno stove and top-loading fridge; dining table for 7–8 guests. |
| Nav Station | Outboard-facing station with a second set of instruments to monitor the helm from inside. |
| Cabin Layouts | Available in 3-cabin (starboard hull dedicated to a master suite) or 4-cabin versions. |
| Privacy & Comfort | Every cabin features its own private head (bathroom) and approximately 2 meters of headroom. |
| Natural Light | Luminous interior with 5 roof portholes and wrap-around cabin windows. |
| Visibility | Elevated steering station with excellent lines of sight and a protective Bimini top. |
| Amenities | Often equipped with solar panels, generator, water maker, air conditioning, and a 3m dinghy. |
| Level Decking | Seamless walk-through design from the interior saloon to the exterior aft deck. |
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Designed by the renowned Patrick Le Quement and French naval architects from VPLP Design, who gave the boat lovely curves befitting VPLPs signature racing hulls. With a large aft deck, you’ll be able to enjoy plenty of time outdoors, enjoying Sundowners from a large rectangular dining table that will comfortably seat 7-8 people. There is also a well-sized day lounge on the port side for more seating.
Like many of the other Lagoon models, the mast has been moved backwards to enable more downwind sail choices and reduce pitching. The higher aspect ratio rig with the taller mast makes for easier sailing. To further make sailing easier, the Lagoon 42 has a self-tacking jib, so now tacking is as simple as turning the wheel.
Additionally, you’ll find that this catamaran has a pretty smooth ride, as Lagoon’s gullwing bridge deck helps in rough waters.
With a nicely designed steering station, you’ll find the Lagoon 42 has great visibility and plenty of room. You’ll enjoy a nice Bimini top to provide some shade while you’re up there. Like many other luxury catamarans, it is so nice to have level decking where you can easily walk from the inside to the outside. Finally, this model has a nice tri-sliding door that gives galley access and allows nice airflow throughout the cabins.
The Lagoon 42 layout is a great benefit. Inside this luxury catamaran, you’ll enjoy a spacious U-shaped galley that is well equipped with a three burner Eno stove and a top-loading fridge. The galley is open to the rest of the living space which includes an L-shaped couch where you can sit to run the outboard-facing nav station. The nav station includes a second set of instruments so you can monitor things at the helm from inside as well. The saloon also has a nicely sized table that seats about 7-8 people.
Like a lot of luxury catamarans, the interior living space is spacious and comfortable. You can find her in a 3 or 4-cabin layout. The 3-cabin layout includes an amazing master that runs the span of the starboard hull. Each cabin has its own head, for maximum comfort and privacy. The cabins also have great headroom, at just around two meters.
Aside from the great layout, the Lagoon 42 is luminous and well ventilated with 5 portholes along the cabin roof, wrap-around cabin windows, and tri-fold doors to the deck. Lagoon’s high-quality woodworking offers a beautiful and elegant finish.
She can be outfitted with plenty of bells and whistles for all the luxury sailing enthusiasts out there. With solar panels, a generator, a water maker, air conditioning, speakers in the saloon and cockpit, and a three-meter dinghy, the Yacht4Less recommended Lagoon 42, the “Beauty L,” has all that you need to enjoy your luxury sailing yacht charter. If you have specific requirements, talk to your Yacht4Less Charter Consultant so we can find the right boat that fits your needs!
Aside from the extras listed above, Yacht4Less can arrange water sports equipment, provisioning, and whatever other needs you may have.
Additionally, you can also arrange to have her on am all-inclusive fully-crewed or just skippered option. Imagine how luxurious it would be to spend a week aboard a Lagoon 42 fully crewed with a captain and private chef to take care of whatever needs you may have.
Our recommendation is the Lagoon 42 “Beauty L,” which can be chartered from Athens, in the Alimos (Kalamaki) marina which is a mere 30 km from Athens International Airport.
Athens, the capital of Greece is in the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula and is well connected by air or sea. There are several airlines that have non-stop flights between the USA, Canada, the UK, and the rest of Europe, and several more that offer one or two stopovers. You could also get to Athens by boat if you’re coming from Italy. Take the ferry from Brindisi, Bari, Ancona and Venice to Patras Port, where you can then take a two-hour bus ride to Athens.
For a week on a luxury catamaran sailing yacht charter, it is surprisingly affordable depending on the time of year you charter. Between September and May, the offseason, the price for a Lagoon 42 catamaran charter is about €3.700. In the shoulder seasons, May-June and Aug-Sep, you can expect to pay €6.000. In high season prices go up; June-July is about €7.300 and July-Aug is about €8.900. Of course, these prices don’t include Yacht4Less reductions.
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Keep an eye out for exclusive Yacht4Less deals for booking in advance, loyalty discounts, and last minute deals as well! At Yacht4Less we guarantee the best price possible for your luxury sailing experience.
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With comfort, performance, and design - the Lagoon 42 is the perfect luxury sailing catamaran for your sailing holiday. Contact the Yacht4Less team for more information about this particular model, or to enquire about the many other available boats!
The yachting community's most-asked questions, answered by our experts.
The Lagoon 42 offers a sleek design, easy handling with a self-tacking jib, and excellent comfort - perfect for both beginner and experienced sailors seeking performance and luxury.
It typically accommodates 6 - 10 guests depending on the layout - available in 3 or 4 cabin versions, each with private en-suite bathrooms and generous living space.
With its tall mast, high-aspect ratio rig, and set-back design, the Lagoon 42 provides smooth, efficient sailing and reduced pitching, even in rougher waters.
Yes, it's extremely family-friendly due to its stable platform, spacious indoor-outdoor flow, and safety-focused design - making it easy for families with kids to enjoy sailing.
The Lagoon 42 features a spacious saloon, wraparound windows for natural light, U-shaped galley, nav station, and high-end wood finishes for elegant comfort.
Yes. Common extras include air conditioning, solar panels, a generator, water maker, speakers, and a large dinghy - especially on crewed charters like “Beauty L” from Athens.
One featured model, “Beauty L,” is available from Athens’ Alimos marina, ideal for exploring the Saronic Gulf or Cyclades islands in Greece.
Prices start around €3,700/week in the off-season, up to €8,900/week in high season. Final cost varies with dates, extras, and location - Yacht4Less offers discounted deals
Yes. You can charter it bareboat (if licensed), skippered, or fully crewed - perfect for personalized experiences with a captain and private chef.
It is one of the more beginner-accessible catamarans available. The self-tacking jib removes one of the most involved crewing tasks from tacking, the elevated helm station gives clear visibility, and the wide, level deck makes moving around the boat safe and intuitive. Stability at anchor and underway is noticeably better than a monohull of equivalent size. First-timers are still better placed on a skippered charter so they can enjoy the experience fully, but those with even a small amount of sailing background will find the 42 forgiving and confidence-building.
