New Lagoon 38, always dream big. March 2025

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Complete guided tour in 3D to learn everything

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Rate this catamaran from 1–10 ⚓ and tell us your dream cruising destination! Lagoon SIXTY 7 © Lagoon Catamarans Length: 66 ft 1 in (20.15 m) Beam: 32 ft 10 in (10.00 m) Draft: 3 ft 9 in (1.15 m) Displacement: approx. 106,500 lb (48.3 t) Top Speed: 19 knots or 22 mph (35 km/h) Cruising Speed: 14 knots or 16 mph (26 km/h) Range: up to 3,190 nautical miles or 3,670 miles (5,908 km) Price: approx. US$ 4.4 Million The Lagoon SIXTY 7 brings serious long-distance cruising to the luxury catamaran class. With a layout that sleeps up to 12 and expansive lounging space from bow to flybridge, it's built for slow days and big horizons. Twin engines—either Volvo D6 340 HP or Yanmar 440s—give it a solid cruising speed, while the massive 1,450-gallon fuel capacity means it can go far between fill-ups. Add in design from VPLP and interiors by Nauta, and you've got comfort that rivals superyachts. Current pricing starts around US$ 4.4 Million. #LagoonSixty7 #PowerCatamaran #LuxuryYacht #CruisingCatamaran #Shorts

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While crossing the Mona Passage, 35 nautical miles offshore, we ran into trouble with our Yanmar 4JH4E. We were motoring in light winds when we noticed a change in the exhaust pitch — turns out, seawater wasn’t flowing properly. We checked the impeller and, strangely, it looked intact… but it could spin freely by hand — not a good sign. After getting towed back to our anchorage at midnight (huge thanks to Michael, who came out and saved us!), we dug deeper and discovered that the gear inside the old water pump had worn down badly. It turns out the pump wasn’t making full contact with the internal gear, likely due to an aftermarket impeller and shallow gear engagement. We ordered a new OEM water pump from R&B Power in San Juan, and they were awesome — super responsive and got us the part

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