Bareboat Catamaran Lagoon 39
Lagoon 39 catamaran for independent exploration of the Cyclades
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About Bareboat Catamaran Lagoon 39
The Lagoon 39 represents five decades of catamaran refinement by Lagoon Yachts, delivering a steady platform for bareboat sailing across the Aegean. Built in 2014, this four-cabin catamaran accommodates up to ten guests across two hulls, offering the shallow draft and stability essential for navigating Greece's island-studded waters.
The designers Marc Van Peteghem and Vincent Lauriot Prevost applied their combined racing and cruising expertise to create a hull form that balances seaworthiness with livability. The layout prioritises light and air, with fixed hull windows and strategically positioned hatches ensuring natural ventilation throughout the accommodation spaces.
Highlights
- •Twin-hull stability ideal for novice and experienced bareboat sailors
- •Four private cabins with natural light and cross-ventilation
- •Shallow draught permits exploration of anchorages larger monohulls cannot reach
- •Proven Lagoon 39 platform with established support infrastructure throughout the Aegean
The Charter Experience
Bareboat sailing in the Cyclades demands self-reliance and rewards it with unmediated access to hidden anchorages, whitewashed villages, and crystalline waters. The Lagoon 39's proven design and manageable scale suit independent skippers seeking to thread between Mykonos, Paros, Antiparos, and the lesser-known isles without the constraints of a crewed itinerary. Summer winds favour reaching courses, while the catamaran's twin rudders and wide beam provide confidence in variable conditions.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might depart Athens, island-hop through Tinos and Syros, then venture south to Antiparos and Despotiko before returning via Paros. Alternatively, explore the quiet granite isles east of Mykonos, where anchorages remain accessible only to shallow-draught vessels.
Specifications
11.7 m
10
4
8
Catamaran
2014