Adriatic Tiger

Lagoon 620  is an innovative solution to the needs of today’s cruising yachtsman: beautiful design, strength, comfort & performance. LAGOON 620 is ideal for the client who want to experience the art of living aboard in an innovative way.

There is just nothing to compare to relaxing aboard this charming & luxurious catamaran. The architects Van Peteghem – Lauriot Prévost and Lagoon R&D (exterior) department and Nauta Yachts (Interior) fitted the Lagoon 620 with the latest developments in naval architecture. Lagoon 620 with five queen size bed en-suite cabins design is very accommodating. Complete interior layout is elegantly incorporating wood finish, upholstery, inner liners, and more. A functional flybridge can also accommodate guests thanks to separate crew and reception areas. Saloon and cockpit are beautifully integrated and include “wet bar”, areas for lazing around and the option on taking delicious meals inside or out without having to make any adjustments.

Lagoon 620 – the art of living…

Exceptional living space, both above and below deck choice of 5 queen size bed en-suite cabins in which can sleep up to 10 guests. Crew has their separate quarters  This powerful deep-water catamaran combines the outstanding comfort of a luxurious houseboat with excellent performance, both under sail and engine power.  Lagoon 620, available for charter in Croatia, has 5 queen size berth cabins (sleeps up to 10 guests), all en-suite, plus separate cabins for three professional crew members.

BELOW DECKS

• immense saloon with clearly defined dining, relaxing, sitting and navigation areas
• large central galley option allows you to add a large double cabin aft (port), with private washroom, and a central cabin with bunk beds
• owner’s cabin in the starboard hull with private sitting area and direct access to the cockpit
• luxurious, well-designed cabins with side access to beds, washrooms with separate showers
• large hull windows and picture windows in the galley and aft starboard cabin give plenty of natural light
• indirect lighting in saloon and cabins provides softer light and the saloon windows can be fitted with blinds
• engine compartments are far from the living areas and perfectly insulated