By bringing together the internationally-recognized talents of VPLP (naval architects) and the Nauta Design studio to create a luxurious, high-performance deep-water catamaran, Lagoon has once again stolen a march on the opposition in terms of comfort, handling and style.
~Lagoon 560: innovation through experience
practical design and on-deck safety
elegant and functional use of space
comfort and efficient performance
~Lagoon expertise
infusion-moulding for increased weight saving (important for a catamaran), an optimal structure, and greater protection for the environment and shipbuilders
interior woodwork in Alpi® reconstituted wood, a sustainable source that comes in a choice of finishes: light oak or teak
vertical glazing for better protection against the sun and optimal space and height below deck
gull-wing bridge deck with two steps for greater comfort in heavy seas
VPLP design: performance under sail guaranteed!
elegant and comfortable interiors by Nauta Design
~Above decks
the fly bridge is a veritable upper-deck saloon (access via closeable stairway). Its helm station provides perfect visibility and includes a magnificent spot for sunbathing at the rear
the cockpit is fully protected from the sun and sea spray and is on the same level as the galley, saloon and chart table. Includes large sliding glass door
large and practical foredeck cockpit
transom platforms specially designed for safe boarding
~Below decks
cabin layouts that break with the tradition of having the furniture fitted parallel to the hulls
the cockpit is directly accessible from the owner's cabin (starboard) and guest cabin (port)
owner's cabin includes office, separate washroom and direct access to the cockpit
guest cabins include VIP accommodation with separate washrooms
saloon includes L-shaped galley separated by a stowage unit that can also accommodate a TV set on the saloon side
chart table is forward facing and includes stowable electronics panels and control boards
natural light in cabins thanks to large hull windows
indirect lighting in saloon and cabins for soft lighting and the saloon windows can be fitted with blinds
engine compartments are far from the living areas and perfectly insulated
~Performance
"In a 25-knot strong breeze, sailing full and by, the GPS varied between 8.5 and 9.2 knots... Next morning, in a light breeze, we were able to set full sail (280 sq. m!). The 560 sails great in as little as 3 knots of real wind."
Multicoques Magazine, FR / Multihulls World, UK - February 2011
"A breeze of between 9 and 12 knots allowed us to fully appreciate the quality of the designers' work. Despite a displacement of 30.3 tonnes, the boat made steady progress, was agile when manoeuvring and quickly picked up speed after each tack."
Yacht & Sail, IT â November 2010
~The Lagoon 560 comes in 2 versions
Essential: this version comprises all the essential features to ensure you get the best out of your Lagoon catamaran at a more affordable price.
Comfort: fully equipped for long-distance cruising.
Draft: 4 ft. 11 in.
Beam: 31 ft. 0 in.
Displacement: 66812
Fuel tank capacity: 344
Water tank capacity: 252
