Lagoon 380-S2
Optional hard top bimini now available!

After 300 L-380's built, Lagoon introduces the newly re-designed S2 (second series) version with these upgrades: Large hull windows in cabins (same as the Lagoon 440) for improved natural lighting, Harken winches and deck gear, new galley with more counter space/storage, new nav station with more space for equipment, new owner's cabin with privacy door and more room, new bench seat in cockpit alongside the bulkhead with integrated cooler, new no-knot trampoline for barefoot comfort, versatile salon and cockpit table arrangement that allows for interchangeability, new steering position with larger console and double seat, additional winch for halyards on port for ease of sail handling. Come see the world premier of the new Lagoon 380 S2 in Ft. Lauderdale, March 2005.

Average price: $320,000. Call for current availability.

Lagoon 500
2005 Production Sold Out! Mid-2006 Available Now.

The Lagoon 500 is the newest design by world-renowned naval architects Marc Van Peteghem and Vincent Lauriot Prevost, who have won a record number of awards for catamaran designs (in 2004, boats they designed won four first places in the famous Transat race). In December I visited Lagoon's custom boat-building yard in Bordeaux and saw first-hand the advanced design that will be a hallmark of the new 500.

Average Price: $800,000.

Privilege 395-E
Premiering at Miami Boat Show, February 17th - 21st 2005.

If luxury, high-end fit and finish is important, this is the yacht for you. This is the first Privilege 395 in the United States and it is the first Privilege built with Solomon Electric Motor Technology, featuring a newly designed 144-volt DC generator. In December I visited this yacht in production at the factory in Les Sables d'Olonne, France, I can say this is the most luxurious sailing catamaran in the 40ft. range built today.

Average Price: $490,000.

Privilege 495

I recently visited the Privilege 495 on display at the Paris Boat Show. Super high-end finish, luxurious appointments such as new maple wood interior, wenge wood flooring and an owner's suite that occupies the entire forward section of this yacht with a centerline berth located mid-ship on bridge deck. At 49 feet in length, with a beam of 24 feet, the Privilege 495 incorporates the very latest thinking in combining comfort with cruising performance to create a fast yet spacious boat.

Average Price: $750,000.

Privilege 720
The most luxurious catamaran on the market today!

This luxurious 72' catamaran is the first flybridge design from the drafting table of noted naval architect Marc Lombard. Efficient layouts from Privilege include numerous variations to suit your individual needs and the 35'7" beam provides the ultimate in deck and living space making this yacht ultra-comfortable. Other features include full cockpit dining/cocktail table with seating for 8, large aft deck with full dive platform, automated electronics system, all sail control lines led to center-line helm station on flybridge, and high-end fit and finish such as stainless steel, exotic hard wood, frosted glass and unique lighting fixtures. If you are interested in owning the most luxurious catamaran on the market today, the Privilege 720 should be at the top of your list.

Average Price: $4,500,000.

Fountaine Pajot Highland 35
Debuts in mid-2005!

Compact design for budget-conscious power catamaran enthusiasts, the Highland 35 is perfect for coastal cruising and weekend outings. This 35 has one head and three spacious cabins with impressive volumes for her size and features a large cockpit perfect for leisure and entertaining, a fly bridge helm station that also offers comfortable seating for six. The Highland 35 comes standard with 75hp diesel engines with a range of up to 1000 miles at 6.5 knots.

Average Price: $250,000.

Fountaine Pajot Queensland 60
Internationally renowned naval architect Daniel Andrieu develops the Queensland 60.

Several layouts available including four cabin/four head with huge owner's suite, and powered by twin 715 horsepower engines, the Queensland 60 offers all the advantages of a catamaran - stability, abundant living space and long range.

Average Price: $2,700,000.

Privilege Transcat 48

I recently saw the Privilege Transcat 48 at the factory in Les Sables d'Olonne, France. The panoramic views, the ergonomics of the galley, the conviviality of the bar, the comfort of the interior steering station, the atmosphere of the cabins with their en-suite heads, and the care and detail of the finish, all evoke the attraction of life at sea. The essential construction elements are rigorously selected and approved by world recognized Certification Societies such as Lloyds, the Norwegian society Nordsk or Bureau Veritas.

Average Price: $800,000.