Lagoon will present one of its broadest lineups of the season in Cannes, led by the Lagoon 47, with the EIGHTY 3 marking an important step forward in the luxury power catamaran segment
The Cannes Yachting Festival, taking place September 8 to 13, 2026, has traditionally been one of the key venues where major brands showcase their priorities to European and international buyers. Among the brands arriving in Cannes with a particularly strong fleet, Lagoon stands out with a display that reflects the breadth of its range.
The new Lagoon 47 is expected to attract the most attention, with its presentation in Cannes as one of the key points of Lagoon’s appearance at this year’s show. The Lagoon 47 arrives as the successor to the Lagoon 46 and continues Lagoon’s approach to cruising catamarans, with a differently organized layout. Key updates include an improved flybridge, direct access from the salon to the forward cockpit, and a spatial organization that further connects the interior and exterior areas.
Lagoon 47 points to a new generation of catamarans in which Lagoon’s recognizable approach to comfort, stability, and life on board is paired with more contemporary solutions for layout and use of space. This gives the model particular relevance for buyers who see a catamaran both as a family yacht and as a potential asset for professional charter.
EIGHTY 3, the new motor catamaran at the top of the Lagoon range, is also expected to draw attention. Following its earlier world premiere during Lagoon Exclusive Days in Bordeaux, EIGHTY 3 will show in Cannes how seriously Lagoon is entering the segment of large luxury motor catamarans. At 24.4 meters in length and 11 meters in beam, with a concept strongly focused on personalization, this model is intended for owners seeking space, autonomy, and a high level of comfort.
Alongside these two models, Lagoon will present a broader selection of its sailing and motor catamarans in Cannes, including Lagoon 38, Lagoon 43, Lagoon 51, Lagoon 55, Lagoon 60, SIXTY 5, and EIGHTY 2. The display fleet will offer a broad overview of the Lagoon range, from compact cruising catamarans designed for family sailing and charter operations to larger models in the luxury segment.
Cannes is therefore a good opportunity to view the Lagoon range as a whole and to better understand which model suits a particular way of sailing, ownership, and use. With catamarans, the real difference often becomes clear only when everyday scenarios are compared: how many people stay on board, whether the focus is on private cruising or charter, how much the exterior space is used, and how involved the owner wants to be in the operation.
This is where a boat show presentation turns into a concrete purchase decision. For buyers from the region, Kramer Yachting, the official Lagoon dealer in Slovenia, plays an important role, providing support in model selection, purchase, and structuring ownership through a turnkey system.
Kramer Yachting builds its approach on comprehensive support, from the first consultation and choice of catamaran to financing, registration, charter management, and maintenance. The turnkey system provides a clearer and operationally simpler path into ownership, while giving the owner a more secure, worry-free, and profitable investment model.
For future owners, a clear structure, a reliable partner, and the option to use a Lagoon catamaran privately or place it under professional management as part of a charter program are all essential.
Read the interview with Mr. Rok Kramer, Director of Kramer Yachting.
