LAGOON 450 F

Lagoon 450 F | Catamaran Charter | Volos | Greece

The Lagoon 450 is a beautiful classic catamaran that has been developed in a joined effort by Lagoon, the VPLP architects and the Nauta Design office. Like her successor, the popular Lagoon 440, she performs exceptionally well under sail, and offers incomparable comfort in the salon and the cabins.  Large glazed panels on the hulls make her interior bright and airy. She is based in Marina Volos, which is the perfect starting marina if you wish to explore the beautiful Sporades islands, like Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos, and Skyros or the Gulf of Volos. 

Overview 

Year: 2020

Length: 13.96 m / 45.80 ft.

Beam: 7.84 m / 25.27 ft. 

Draft: 1.30 m / 4.27 ft

Main Sail: Full Batten

Genoa: Furling

Engine: 2 x 57 HP

Fuel Capacity: 1,040 l / 274.74 US gal  

Water Capacity: 600 l / 158..50 US gal

Base: 

Marina Volos (Greece)

Charter Type:

Bareboat Charter

Skippered Charter

Accommodation 

Guests: 8+4          

Cabins: 4+2

Berths: 8+4

Cabin Configuration:

4 Double-bed cabins with en-suite facilities

1 Skipper cabin with Pullman bed at bow

Convertible sofa double bed

Showers: 4

WC: 4

Equipment

Standard Equipment:

All of our catamarans are equipped with the standard equipment listed below

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Extra Equipment (included in the price)

• Generator

• Air Condition

• Inverter

• Hydraulic Gangway

• Electric fans in salon and in cabins

• Solar Panels

• Radio, CD player, MP3 player, TV

• Coffee maker

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Extra Equipment (on demand):

• WiFi, Safety Net, Inflatable Kayak, Stand-Up Paddle (SUP)

Charter Rates

Low Season: From 4,500 Euro / week

Mid-Season (June & Sept.) : From 7.000 Euro / week

High Season (July & Aug.) : From 8.200 Euro / week

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Several discount schemes may apply:

e.g. Early booking, repeat client, 2+ week charters.

Please contact us for a personalized offer

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Obligatory extras (not included in the above rates):

• Port fees

• Fuel cost

• End cleaning

• Refundable security deposit

Photos

   Please note that some of the above photos are taken from the brochure of the boat manufacturer

Standard Equipment 

Deck & Cockpit Equipment

Gangway, Cockpit, Cockpit table, Cockpit cushions, Cockpit shower, Trampoline, Electric anchor windlass, Spare anchor (Reserve/Auxiliary Anchor), Fenders, Winches, Winch handle, Self-tailing winch, Electric winches, Emergency tiller, Dinghy, Davit, Electric bilge pump, Mechanic bilge pump, Wire (shroud cutter), Batteries (Start batteries, battery- charger,etc.), Mooring ropes

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Sails, Covers, Rigging

Batten mainsail, Roll genoa sail, Lazy bag, Lazy jacks, Bimini top, Sprayhood

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Spares and Tools

Boat documents, Boat manuals, Toolbox, Engine’s spares, Sail repair kit, Dinghy repair kit

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Navigation Equipment

Cockpit compass, Hand-bearing compass, Nautical charts, All instruments needed to work with nautical charts (pencils, parallel ruler, dividers, plotters, etc.), GPS chart plotter, ECICDS (Electronic Chart Display Information System), Radar, Autopilot, Echo-sounder/Depth-sounder, Speed & Distance log device, Navigation/Positioning lights, Fog horn, Black ball shapes, Barometer, Binoculars, Wind-instrument

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Safety Equipment

Horseshoe lifebuoy, Life jackets, Life raft, Box of flares/Distress flare box, Radar reflector, Emergency helm, Floating light, Torch light, Safety belt, Bosun’s chair, Fire extinguisher, First aid kit, Marine VHF radio, GMDSS, EPIRB distress radio beacons

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Galley Equipment

Gas stove, Refrigerator, Pans, Glasses, Cups, Plates, Bowls, Cutlery

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Linen

Pillows, Bed linen, Towels

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Extras

Pressurized water system, Hot water