The Lagoon 400 is a catamaran from Lagoon. Founded in 1984 as the catamaran arm of Jeanneau and now part of the Beneteau Group, Lagoon builds at Bordeaux and in Vendee. It specialises in cruising catamarans from roughly 38 to 78 feet and is the largest builder of them in the world. The hull measures about 12 metres. It sleeps up to 12.
Adriavela lists 11 boats of this model. They were built between 2010 and 2018, so the layout and the equipment differ from one hull to the next. The hulls here carry 4 to 6 cabins and 8 to 12 berths.
They leave from bases up and down the coast, Alimos Marina, La Marina de Valencia and Ormos Panagias among them. A 7-day charter starts at €3,237, which is €462 a day. 1 of them are quoted on request. A catamaran puts the cabins on two hulls and the living space between them, so it sleeps a full group without anyone passing through someone else's berth, and it lies flat at anchor - which is why these go first in July and August.