Lagoon 570 Catamarans For Sale

sales on record
3
years built
2000–2008
length range
57–57 ft
for sale now
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The Lagoon 570 is a production cruising catamaran built by Lagoon with hull and structural design by Van Peteghem & Lauriot‑Prevost. Examples documented here emphasize long, slick hulls and a structural approach intended for offshore use: multidirectional fiberglass laminates with carbon reinforcement in high‑load areas, balsa‑cored interior structures produced under vacuum bagging and using vinylester resin. These construction details are consistent with a platform configured for extended passages and blue‑water reliability.

Layout and deck arrangements vary by owner specification. Several boats are described as owner versions with galley‑down configurations (portside galley), large panoramic salon windows, generous sheltered cockpits and ample deck space including trampolines. One configuration replaces a flybridge with twin aft helms and a low boom, providing improved visibility and handling from dual aft steering stations; some yachts are fitted with carbon‑fibre helms and folding propellers for propulsion efficiency and reduced drag under sail.

Systems and fit‑out on the examples range from heavy refits to modern energy upgrades. Reported equipment includes twin Yanmar diesel engines (75 hp in one example), generator, Raymarine E120 multifunction displays, NavTex, autopilot, electric winches, electric heads in the owner’s cabin, and extensive galley appliances (full‑size fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, gas oven and hob). One vessel documented a substantial LiFePO4 battery installation (approximately 5,000 Ah / 60 kWh) combined with solar and wind generation, enabling air conditioning and a watermaker to operate for extended periods without charging in that specific refit.

Operational history in the listings shows both coastal use and ocean passages, including a trans‑Pacific crossing, and use in luxury crewed charter operations for at least one example. The combination of robust composite construction, performance‑oriented hull form, twin‑engine redundancy and comprehensive systems makes the design suited to long‑range cruising when maintained and outfitted to an owner’s intended use. Individual yachts vary significantly by year, equipment and refit history, so condition and installed systems should be verified for any specific boat.

Specifications

TypeMultihull
Years Built2000 – 2008
BuilderLagoon, CNB Yard
DesignerMarc Van Peteghem / Vincent Lauriot Prevost
Constructionvinylester

Dimensions

LOA55" 11' / 17.06m
LWL52" 00' / 15.85m
Beam30' 00'/ 09.15m
Draft04' 07' / 01.40m
Mast Height79' 08" / 24.27m

Performance

Displacement33025lbs / 14.98t
Engines2 x 75 HP Yanmar Engines 4JH4-TE Turbo

Lagoon 570 Yachts For Sale

Lagoon 570 (Florida)

Asking $145,000 (USD)
Location West Palm Beach, FL, US (Florida)
S/V FUTUNA is a 2004 Lagoon 570 for sale by broker.
Introducing the Lagoon 570, a stunning 57-foot catamaran from 2004, renowned for its exceptional design and performance. This used vessel features a robust fiberglass hull with a fin keel, ensuring stability and agility on the water. Powered by two reliable Volvo D2-75 inboard engines, each delivering 75 horsepower, this catamaran is equipped for both leisurely cruising and spirited sailing. The Lagoon 570 is designed for comfort and convenience, featuring an electric windlass for effortless anchoring. Its spacious layout offers ample room for relaxation and socializing, making it perfect for gatherings on the water.…

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S/V FUTUNA: A 2004 Lagoon 570 and the Broker Behind It

Some listing videos walk you bow to stern. This one does something different: it introduces you to the person on the other end of the phone. Cal, the broker representing the 2004 Lagoon 570 S/V FUTUNA, films from the water in West Palm Beach and spends a few candid minutes explaining how he got here. The short version: he grew up on the rivers around Pittsburgh with ski boats, speed boats and houseboats. Sailing came later — around 2000, when his father took him out and he found it maddeningly slow.…