Bareboat Catamaran Lagoon 450
Lagoon 450 catamaran for independent sailing in the Virgin Islands
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About Bareboat Catamaran Lagoon 450
The Lagoon 450 is a dual-hulled vessel built for confident sailors seeking freedom in the Caribbean. Her shallow draft and wide beam deliver stability at anchor and responsive handling under sail, making her equally suited to protected anchorages and open-water passages.
Three queen cabins provide comfortable accommodation for smaller groups or extended families. The layout prioritises both privacy and social space, with an elevated flybridge offering uninterrupted views across the water. Navigation and seamanship systems include autopilot and depth finding equipment, supporting autonomous operation across multi-day itineraries.
Built in 2011, this catamaran combines the reliability of proven design with the versatility modern charterers expect. She handles well in varying sea states and remains forgiving at the helm, whether you're an experienced cruising sailor or rediscovering the sport after years ashore.
Highlights
- •Three separate queen cabins with full en-suite heads
- •Elevated flybridge for navigation and observation
- •Twin-hulled design delivers stability and shallow-water capability
- •Equipped with autopilot and depth finder for independent cruising
The Charter Experience
The Leeward Islands present an ideal playground for bareboat exploration. Anchor off Virgin Gorda's boulder-strewn bays, reach northward to Anegada's shallow reefs, or push south towards the Grenadines. The consistent trade winds favour downwind passages, whilst the protected Sir Francis Drake Channel offers respite and excellent holding ground. Marinas at Tortola and Jost Van Dyke provide provisioning, fuel, and rest days between longer passages.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin with coastal sailing from the British Virgin Islands base, following the weather window south towards Virgin Gorda and The Baths. Days two and three explore the quieter anchorages of Anegada before returning westward, with the fourth day reserved for provisioning and rest. The second week opens options for longer passages towards Jost Van Dyke or the deeper cruising grounds of the southern Grenadines, depending on wind and crew appetite.
Specifications
45.0 m
3
8
Catamaran
2011