2014 Lagoon 400 S2 ‘S/V Voyager’: A Proven Cruising Cat

A well-kept, owner-loved Lagoon 400 S2 offered from the island of Krk — comfort, reliability, and everything cruisers actually use.

Few production catamarans have earned the following that the Lagoon 400 enjoys, and S/V VOYAGER, a 2014 Lagoon 400 S2 presented by Zee Kalinic from Malinska on the Croatian island of Krk, shows why. The 400 S2 became one of Lagoon’s best-selling models for a reason: private owners praise the balance and comfort, while charter managers respect the reliability, easy sail handling, and straightforward maintenance.

Cockpit and Deck

The aft cockpit flows seamlessly into the saloon, forming one large connected social space with shaded seating, two tables, and easy access to the water through both transoms. Sail handling is managed from the raised starboard helm station — still one of the most popular layouts in the 40-foot range. Ground tackle is serious: a Mantus anchor pairs with a nearly new Quick windlass and 100 meters of chain, welcome insurance in exposed anchorages.

Systems and Helm

Navigation is handled by a full Raymarine suite. Below, the twin 30 hp Yanmar diesels with saildrives were recently serviced, with new oil, filters, and belts — a small but telling sign of an attentive owner.

Interior Living

Inside, the saloon is bright and airy thanks to Lagoon’s signature 360-degree windows. The U-shaped galley sits aft, opening directly to the cockpit for effortless entertaining, and comes equipped with a large fridge, gas stove, oven, and generous storage. Both hulls mirror one another in the four-cabin, four-head layout — two double cabins per side, each with its own private head and shower. It’s a configuration that works equally well for a cruising family or for owners who want the flexibility of chartering.

Market Context

The Lagoon 400 remains a liquid segment of the used catamaran market. Recent figures from YachtSite give useful context for buyers weighing this listing:

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