LAGOON 620 “ASTROLABE” (2021)

Second-hand

Built in 2020 by CNB, ASTROLABE represents the culmination of this iconic range that has established itself as a reference on the market for large cruising catamarans.

CARACTERISTIQUES IDENTITE
Longueur / length 18,90m Marque / brand LAGOON
Largeur / beam 10,00m Modèle / model 620
Tirant d’eau / draft 1,55m Constructeur / builder LAGOON
Déplacement / displ 29000 kg Année 2021
Tirant d’air / air draft 31m Pavillon / flag maltais
GV / mainsail 146m2 TVA / VAT paid
Genois / genoa 91m2 Leasing non
Moteurs / engines 2 x 110cv Volvo Visible à / visible at South of France

This Lagoon 620 stands out for its custom fittings, originally designed with the help of a designer, and its contemporary finishes combining light oak, dark floors and refined materials.

With its five cabins, its large panoramic saloon including a fully equipped kitchen, its generous outdoor spaces and its friendly flybridge, ASTROLABE offers a particularly pleasant living environment, both at anchor and during navigation.

The two aft cabins with independent access from the aprons are an additional advantage for comfort and privacy on board.

A generously equipped unit for the long cruise

ASTROLABE has in particular two Volvo engines of 110 HP, a generator ONAN of 19 kVA, two desalinators, a centralized air conditioning and a B&G electronic assembly.

The outdoor equipment includes a large flybridge with bimini, teak decks, a hydraulic walkway and electric davits for the tender.

Currently used privately, ASTROLABE benefits from regular maintenance. The information provided notably mentions an antifouling and an intervention on the rigging in February 2026.

The opinion of CathYacht International
ASTROLABE brings together several sought-after assets: a recent vintage for the series, a personalized interior, five cabins and complete equipment for the big trip.

1.650.000 € TTC

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