Boats for saleLagoon 450 Flybridge

Lagoon 450 Flybridge – For sale

DESIGNER:
LAGOON
TYPE:
Sail
  MODEL DETAILS
ID
15213
DATE LISTED
2026-07-09 00:01:13
CATEGORY
Sail
YEAR
2013
BRAND
LAGOON
MODEL
Lagoon 450 Flybridge
DESIGNER
VPLN Design
PRICE
EUR
$
390000
LOCATION
Tahiti, French Polynesia
  SPECS
LENGTH OVERALL (M)
13.96
BEAM (M)
7.87
DRAFT (M)
1.3
ACCOMMODATION
3 Double + 1 Saloon
HULL TYPE
multihull
  CONTACT
BROKER
36 Degrees Brokerage
Eric Pinel-Peschardiere
Mobile:
+689 87 70 77 16
Email:
eric@36degrees.nz

The 2013 Lagoon 450 Flybridge stands as one of the most capable and sought-after cruising catamarans ever built. At 13.96 metres on the waterline with a commanding 7.87-metre beam, this is a boat that delivers genuine offshore range without sacrificing the comfort you expect from a premium liveaboard platform. Three double cabins plus a dedicated saloon berth means she sleeps a crew or charter party with ease — no compromises, no folding cushions, just proper sleeping quarters for everyone aboard.

The flybridge configuration adds a whole other dimension to passage-making and entertaining, giving helmsman and guests elevated sightlines across some of the world's most spectacular sailing waters. And speaking of spectacular — this Lagoon is currently based in Tahiti, French Polynesia, sitting at the doorstep of the South Pacific's most coveted cruising grounds. VPLN Design's naval architecture delivers a hull that tracks well offshore and handles trade wind passages with confidence.

Lagoon's reputation in the bluewater catamaran market is second to none, and the 450 Flybridge remains a benchmark model that holds value and attracts buyers worldwide. Priced at EUR $390,000, this is an exceptional entry point into serious Pacific cruising aboard a boat that needs no introduction.

Lagoon 450 Flybridge

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