Bareboat Catamaran Lagoon 450 (2012)

This Lagoon 450 catamaran delivers the stability and space expected of a modern dual-hull design, with particular emphasis on self-sufficiency and onboard convenience. Six cabins accommodate up to 12 guests across four double staterooms with ensuite facilities, two forward single berths suited to younger passengers, and a convertible salon arrangement. Full air conditioning, a 100-litre hourly water production system, and dedicated 11kW generator power ensure independence during extended passages.

The layout rewards relaxed cruising with four distinct living areas: a generously proportioned saloon, aft and forward cockpits, and a flybridge seating six. All winches operate electrically, including the davit-mounted tender hoist. Twin steering stations (accessible from both sides of the aft cockpit) and forward working areas reflect serious design for bareboat operators. Under canvas, the yacht performs competently; in calm anchorages, the volume below decks favours comfort over performance.

Charter terms are flexible, with five-day minimums (seven days during peak season). The price includes dinghy with outboard, snorkelling kit, bed linen, towels, and post-charter turnover. Optional crew (skipper or cook/hostess) may be engaged weekly, and advance provisioning is available should you prefer not to source provisions locally.

The Andaman Sea offers reliable anchorages, turquoise shallows, and limestone karsts between Phuket and the Similans. This catamaran is ideally sized for independent groups seeking to explore quiet coves, limestone islands, and established mooring fields without the overhead of a crewed vessel. The dual hulls provide shallow-draft access to areas unreachable by monohulls of comparable comfort.