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Dive from the deck, swim in the crystal-clear waters of Bonifacio, in Corsica, then head to a secluded cove to spend the afternoon... Aboard the new Lagoon 38, getting away from it all takes on a whole new meaning ✨ 🎥 @LouisTricot #lagooncatamarans #lagoon38 #mylagoondreamdestination #dreamdestination #newcatamaran #sailing #welcomeonboard _______________________________________________________ CATAMARAN INNOVATORS SINCE 1984 Lagoon was formed in pursuit of connection – with ourselves, our loved ones and the world around us. By bringing the human experience to the 7 seas, we’ve been able to unleash an unbridled sense of curiosity and instinctual need for quality since 1984. Something we wouldn’t have accomplished without a collective passion for spectacular destinations and even better journeys getting there. As confirmed sailors, we all know that our boats have to be fast, comfortable and safe: seaworthy. We build them based on our love of the sea and the constant aim of good-quality work. We design them as if we were the future owners. As shipbuilders and sailors, it is part of our logic. Subscribe to Lagoon YouTube Channel : https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UCWVdVCBpjeIGtaJGgjyiT6g Website : https://www.catamarans-lagoon.com/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/lagooncatamarans/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/lagooncatamarans/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lagoon-catamarans/

Part of our 2 week vacation in the waters of British Columbia - we made our way to Desolation Sound. The farthest north we ventured was to the Octopus Islands, anchoring there for a night. The trip in was beautiful passing through The Whole in the Wall passage at slack tide. The hike trailhead was a quick dinghy ride away to Waiatt Bay. The trail to Newton Lake took us about an hour to get up to the top with a few scrambles on the way up. Everything was well maintained and the DIY nature of the signs was picture perfect - they were a big help. The lake water was warm and clear. We got there in the late afternoon so the sun was hitting just right. This was the highlight of the trip for the kids - until we arrived at Prideaux Haven the next day!