Lagoon 77 Catamaran Yacht – An Unbeatable Choice!

Launched in 2019, Lagoon Seventy7 is a refined 77-foot luxury catamaran that’s the newest and largest of its kind from the Lagoon yacht building powerhouse. Van Peteghem-Lauriot Prevost (VPLP) was behind the vessel’s charming exterior design while Nauta Design conceptualized its chic interior.

Seventy 7 features an ingenious design, incorporating free-flowing spaces from the salon to the aft deck with multiple simple yet stylish social and relaxation areas. The catamaran exudes a luxurious and graceful ambiance, both on the interior and exterior, which makes it a perfect toy for the most discerning vacationer.

A closer look at the various aspects of the Lagoon 77 Catamaran yacht will make you fall in love with it the more. Here is what the vessel has to offer:


Accommodation

Lagoon 77 has a total of four cabins: a Master Cabin (Owner’s Suite), 2 Double Cabins, and 1 Twin Cabin. There are 3 Double and 2 Single beds in these cabins, which can accommodate up to 8 guests in complete luxury. Each cabin is spacious and has an ample amount of natural light entering in.

Perhaps one of the most outstanding features of the vessel is the Owner’s Suite, which is located in the forward hull area. Measuring a cool 25 square meters, the cabin provides superb living space on 2 levels; on the deck and on the hull.

The cabin’s inside is furnished with a king-size bed, bookcase, storage area, desk, walk-in robe, and a sofa. There is also a sizable, well-lit, and spacious bathroom that’s at your disposal.

In addition, the Owner’s Suite is fitted with a hydraulic platform, which can be lowered to create a small private beach overlooking the sea and provides direct access to the water too.

For added convenience, the cabin has direct access to both the cockpit and foredeck as well as direct (and private) access to and from the saloon. What more can you ask for in terms of accommodation when cruising at sea?

Interior

The vessel’s interior is sublime with marble and precious wood decorations, thoughtful layouts, and extremely stylish fixtures. The saloon, which has companionways to the owner’s suite, maintains an open-plan layout and boasts neutral color palettes that create a relaxing ambiance.

Along the starboard side, there are two comfortable seating areas with the mizzen mast splitting the space and providing the much-needed
shelving. The port side, on the other hand, houses a formal dining space that is highlighted by windows and aft sliding-glass doors.

Also, within the same saloon space, lies a bar with an assortment of drinks for parties and other occasions. Below the decks are 3 impressive cabins and a fully-equipped chef’s galley. So Lagoon 77’s interior is as organized and comfortable as it is conveniently accessible.

Exterior

Just directly above the saloon is a large aft cockpit featuring an al fresco dining space with amply cushioned seating and a direct access platform to the transom and flybridge.

At the flybridge, there is space where you can dine or recline; all while enjoying the stunning views of the sea and surrounding islands. The exterior also includes a forward Cockpit with informal lounge seating and an access point to the foredeck.

The cat’s extensive bow is fitted with trampolines, providing an ideal platform where you can stretch out and relax under the soothing sun. Lagoon 77 comes with a choice of 3 headsails but its striking golden mainsail is what makes it particularly enchanting even from a distance.

Performance

The seventy7 cat is equipped with a twin 180-hp engine, a 1600L (423 G) water tank, and a 2800 L (740 G) fuel tank. With that, you can hit maximum speeds with ease and sail quite consistently in all sea conditions.

While at sea, you can cruise at decent speeds of 11 knots per hour, which is sufficient enough to allow enjoy the caressing wind as you cruise on. It is also important to note that there’s a backup generator that is on standby whenever the power goes down.


Where Does It Sail?

Lagoon 77 is available for sailing in Croatia, with a variety of destinations to choose from. Sailing in summer with this vessel can particularly be convenient and fun. The preferred pick-up point for the Lagoon 77 is Marina Kastela and Split, Croatia. You can also be picked from ACI Dubrovnik if you feel that’s the most convenient point for you.

Why Charter Lagoon 77?

Chartering Lagoon 77 is, first and foremost, a golden opportunity to cruise at sea in full glamour. Just a quick run through the vessel’s features such as the cabins, saloon, and the interior & exterior layout paints a picture of utmost comfort, luxury, and convenience. That’s ideally what any holidaymaker would most certainly die for.

If you love getting the adrenaline pumping, even just a little while at sea, then there are many watersports activities you can engage in while on Seventy7. Some of the equipment you can make use of while onboard include a dinghy, water ski (for both kids and adults), snorkel gear, floating mats, and fishing gear. The vessel also has a swimming platform, for getting into and out of the waters smoothly.

Tagging along with one or two of your friends or family members as you go on a sailing tour with Lagoon Seventy7 is definitely something that will make the adventures more fun, thrilling and memorable. With the vessel’s massive size, there’s enough space for play, social activities, and relaxation for as many people as 8.

What makes sailing in Lagoon 77 more fun is that it comes with a crew of 3 hence you don’t have to worry much about the processes of running the vessel like being at the helm, preparing meals, or keeping an eye on the engines. Yours will just be to unwind, explore and create lasting memories as you cruise along.


Conclusion

If you’ve been thinking of going on a sailing vacation but don’t have a vessel in mind to enjoy your time on the water, then Lagoon 77 could set you up for the experience you desire to have at sea. Being among the newest and most sophisticated catamarans in the market, there is a lot you can expect in terms of comfort, swiftness, and seaworthiness. Exploring the seas certainly never gets better with this vessel.


Specifications

  • Type: Cat
  • Beam: 11 Metres
  • Draft: 1.90 Metres
  • YearBuilt: 2019
  • Builder: Lagoon
 

 

Have you already sailed the Lagoon 77? If so, you are welcome to share your experience in the comments below.

 

Top 10 Things To Do in St. Maarten – On Your Charter Vacation

St. Martin is, without doubt, one of the smallest gems in the Caribbean that are cherished by sailors and vacationers alike. The fact that the island is shared by two different nations, France and Netherlands, makes it quite special. The southern Dutch side of St. Martin is well known for its vibrant nightlife, busy resort beaches, duty-free jewelry shops, and casinos.


The French side, on the other hand, is home to nude beaches, delectable French cuisines, countless boutiques as well as huge outdoor markets. With these two culture-rich sides of St. Martin, there are literally countless activities to engage in while on your yacht charter vacation on this side of the Caribbean.


But do you really know some of the main activities that can make your holiday on the island both fun and memorable?

Well, here is a list of the top 10 things to do in St. Maarten that you may need to consider:

1. Sint Maarten Scuba Diving for Certified Divers

Diving in the waters of St. Martin is as adventurous as it is rewarding. There are more than 55 dive sites that surround the island, with some being home to a stunning variety of corals and marine creatures and others playing host to age-old shipwrecks.

Sint Maarten (the Dutch side of the island) has more wreck dive sites than the French side. Some of the highlight wreck sites here include Gregory, Fuh Sheng, Porpoise, The Bridge, Carib Cargo, and Proselyte. If you would want to see a colorful variety of hard and soft corals, king-size crabs, lobsters, turtles, and lots of marine fish, then Long Bay Reef would be a perfect choice on this side.

Fish Bowl site also has a delightful variety of corals, sponges, and other marine life that’s worth exploring.

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St Martin Diving activity

2. Philipsburg Foodie Walking Tour

Taking a walk through ST. Martin’s capital, Philipsburg, as you sample a range of Dutch, French, and Creole foods, is something you’ll definitely love if you’re a true foodie. There is also a gamut of rum cocktails, wines, and other savory delights on the streets for the taking. But the Philipsburg Foodie Walking Tour doesn’t just end with taking several delicious bites, sipping elixir cocktails, and walking around. You’ll also get to learn more about the island’s history and culture through an experienced tour guide as you go along.

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St Martin food walking tour

3. St-Martin and St Maarten: Sightseeing Tour of the French and Dutch Sides of the Island

A sightseeing tour to St. Martin’s Dutch side (St. Maarten) and French side (St. Martin) is something that can surely never disappoint. You can enjoy the sun as you get immersed in the pleasant views of Grand Case Beach or Orient Beach or go to Grand Case, which is ideally the Caribbean’s gourmet capital, to experience first-hand the charming food ambiance and catch amazing sights of the area’s tranquil coastline.

Visiting Marigot, the French side capital with a striking European ambiance is something that can reward you handsomely. Stroll through the streets that are lined up with beautiful original colonial buildings as you soak in the town’s tropical scenery and get to learn more about the history of Lesser.
Antilles

At Philipsburg, the side Dutch capital, you can climb up Fort Amsterdam to experience the breathtaking views of the nearby bay and the surrounding areas. Cole Bay Hill is also a spot you should not miss because from there, you can enjoy panoramic views of Philipsburg town and other islands like St. Eustatius, Saba, and Anguilla.

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St Martin Sightseeing Tour

4.St-Martin and St Maarten Island Sights, Shopping, and Maho Beach Tour.

A 5-hour or so tour with a local guide on both the Dutch and French sides can set the face for you to enjoy the amazing sights around. After getting a historical overview of Phillipsburg, you’ll immerse yourself in the magnificent views of the island and shorelines from several points like Simpson Bay as well as Cole Bay Hill.

From there, head to the iconic Maho Beach and watch with awe as airplanes fly above you, either taking off or approaching the nearby Princess Juliana International Airport. A visit to Orient Beach for a leisurely walk and sightseeing can also prove to be great.

From there, go to Coralita Bay Nature Reserve, overlooking St. Barths, and feed iguanas. Proceed to Marigot, where you can explore the restaurant and shop-lined streets to sample the most delightful eats in town and shop for various products, all duty-free.

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St Martin shopping activity

5. Art Tour: Visit the Artists of St. Martin

A half-day art tour to the French and Dutch sides of St. Martin Island is truly a deserved experience. The tour will take you to 4 of the renowned local artists, where you’ll explore their galleries and studios as you chat with them in the process.

The eclectic artworks paint a picture of St. Martin’s people, culture, and the nature surrounding the island. You can buy one or two art pieces from the studios to keep them as souvenirs when you get back home.

Note: This tour may include tea, coffee, and banana bread on various stops as complimentary.

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St Martin Artist Tour

6. La Samana Wine Tasting and Marigot

At Belmond La Sammnana’s Le Cave, your senses will be awakened as you go on a wine-tasting adventure at the resort’s underground wine distillery. An expert sommelier will act as a guide and will usher you into one of the Caribbean’s most expensive wine collections, accompanied by a set of fruit and French cheeses.

With more than 12,000 wines to sample, the wine-tasting experience here just gets finer and better. The resort also serves locally-branded rum, which can be great to indulge in. From there, head off to Marigot and shop for top European brands, purchase luxury jewelry, and pick a few charming souvenirs.

To finish your tour in style, visit one of the restaurants on the Marigot promenade and enjoy delectable lunch or cup of coffee as you get lost in the picturesque views of ST. Maarten.

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St Martin Wine Tasting

7. St. Maarten History Tour

One of the other most interesting things to do in St. Martin takes a 4-hour or so tour starting from Philipsburg, the capital of Sint Maarten. As you go all the way around the island, you’ll get to learn important facts about the half-French, half-Dutch island’s natural history, culture, traditions, and geology, all narrated by an experienced guide.

The tour also presents a unique opportunity to visit various landmarks and stunning viewpoints such as Fort Amsterdam, Fort Louis, Great Salt Pond, a former plantation, and more. Along the way, you can stop for some iced coffee, tea as well as Caribbean cake.

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St Martin History activity

8. Flavors of St. Maarten Food Tour

The culinary experience on this side of West Indies never at one point gets boring. And if you can take a 4-hour guided food tour around, you can appreciate what the local restaurants have on offer.

Stop by a couple of the hidden, locals-only spots, and you’ll get delighted with a range of French, Dutch, and Creole cuisines.

A comfortable and air-conditioned coach is definitely the best way to get around on your food tour and your guide will point out important island landmarks as your ride along.

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St Martin Flavor tour

9. Jeep Wrangler Explore ST. Maarten

Hopping onto a 4-door Jeep Wrangler and riding around the island can be a great way of exploring the beautiful sceneries around without having to deal with huge crowds and/or long lines. You’ll be provided with highlights of the best spots to visit, the directions, and a map for the same. Navigating around with the Jeep is easy as there’s only one road, with two lanes, going around the island.

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St Martin Jeep Wrangler tour

10. Jet Ski Flyboard Experience

There’s nothing as exciting as floating above the surface of the shimmering waters of the Caribbean on a flyboard. You can almost feel like a superhero. Now, the ST. Martin Jet Ski Flyboard experience allows you to explore the ocean on a water-propelled fly board that is attached to the Jet Ski’s instructor. While at it, you can enjoy fantastic views from a vantage point as you enjoy an adrenaline-filled ride in the air.

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St Martin Jet Ski Flytboard

Conclusion

If you charter a vessel to sail St. Martin, then visiting many spots within the island can be easier, faster, and more fun. While there, remember to try a couple or most of the above-listed activities for a fun-filled adventure on the island.

What activities have you practiced in St Maarten? You are welcome to share your experiences in the comments below.