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The benchmark for blue water cruising

With a load capacity far greater than that of the Outremer 45, this best-selling family boat from the Outremer range, twice awarded European Yacht of the Year and Boat of the Year in the United States, is the benchmark cruising catamaran for families sailing around the world. Powerful yet easy, with unequaled resilience, it has proven itself on all the seas of the globe.

A perfectly protected and comfortable cockpit

The rigid bimini allows the whole cockpit to be protected and to completely isolate external elements thanks to protective covers. The U-shaped cockpit is particularly well protected, especially for young children. The cockpit table, in two parts, is easy to install, but it can also be transformed into a bed while keeping a table that can be used for meals on the side.

A customizable sail plan

You will enjoy a large choice of sails and rig: self-tacking solent, genoa, staysail, carbon or aluminum mast, fixed or rotating. To better adapt to your tastes and preferences, your sail plan can also be adapted! For sailors who want to favor ease of handling and simplicity, the self-tacking solent and a downwind gennaker will allow you to go to the far side of the world with the greatest of ease. Demanding sailors may prefer a genoa combined with a staysail, a gennaker or even a spinnaker. To lower the center of gravity and further improve performance in light airs, a carbon mast, possibly a rotating mast, is a good choice.

A comfortable payload

The hull is designed to accommodate all the comfort elements needed for blue water cruising. A beautiful tender, a watermaker, a washing machine, of course, but with more than 3 tons of possible payload, you can also add a generator, air conditioning, a dive compressor or heating, and beyond that, bikes, surfboards and paddleboards will keep you busy at stopovers, and children will be able to take all their favorite toys with them…

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« Saga Voyage » The Héliès family

A family of passionate sailors from Brittany, with four children: the father, an airline pilot and the mother, a company manager, have been sailing all around the globe. After a round the world adventure onboard their Outremer 51 Moby, they have recently switched to a 55ft catamaran named Saga!

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AN INVITATION TO RELAX

This catamaran has been created for you to make long crossings in exceptional comfort.  Relax on the flybridge, with its innovative, modular layout and clever ergonomic design, and enjoy the view:  your dream of travel to far-off destinations is finally coming true.

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The new furling boom improves your sailing experience

Destined for the Lagoon 46 and Lagoon 51, the mechanism of this boom is not hidden by a cover, but remains visible, a unique concept for greater ease of use.

This particularity offers multiple advantages, notably the ability to observe and control reefing, furling, and other sail handling operations with great precision.

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AN OCEAN OF PLEASURES

The silhouette of the Lagoon 51 reveals unique aft transoms, ensuring easy, safe movement on board.  Together with the swim platform, this space becomes a true balcony on the water while cruising, and at anchor, an invitation to swim.

A STEP FORWARD IN DURABILITY

With woodwork from FSC-certified forests and upholstery entirely created from recycled materials, our crew have imagined an elegant and comfortable catamaran with an innovative design.  To power the various equipment on board, the coachroof accommodates large solar panels, perfectly integrated into the lines of the Lagoon 51, for an even more environmentally responsible catamaran.

A PEACEFUL HAVEN

You will instantly fall in love with the spacious owner’s suite aboard the Lagoon 51:  a private retreat, ideal for relaxing and unwinding.  This elegant cabin benefits from an optimized layout and features a large, walk-in closet.

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• Hull length 15,35 m / 50'4''
• Length overall 15,6m / 51'2"
• Beam overall 8,10 m / 26’7’’
• Water draft 1,40 m / 4’7’’
• Air draft 23,1 m / 75’9’’
• Light displacement (EEC) 19,7 T / 43,44 Lbs
• Sails area upwind 149 m² / 1,603 sq.ft.
• Square top mainsail (opt.) 98 m² / 1,054 sq.ft.
• Genoa 53 m² / 570 sq.ft
• Code 0 (opt.) 95 m² / 1,022 sq.ft.
• Engines 2 x 80 CV / HP
• Fresh water capacity 830 L / 219 US Gal
• Fuel capacity 1,040 L / 275 US GAL
• Berths From 8 to 14
• CE certification A : 14 / B : 14 / C : 16 / D : 30

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Catamaran AURA 51

A name that evokes positive energy….

Her name evokes a halo of light, a vital force, and positive energies… This n ew Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran  has become the symbol of the shipyard’s commitment to its  environmental transition . Aura” also means “the wind” in ancient Greek; Nereid, Aura was the personification of the morning breeze…

A promise kept for this  new 51-foot sailboat  that is elegant, agile and high performing. The  Aura 51  marks a new stage in the evolution of the Fountaine Pajot Sailing Catamarans range and the desire of the shipyard in La Rochelle to go further in its environmental approach.

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In the gorgeous glénan archipelago in brittany.

Embark with Amy, Nathalie and Nick for a cruise that respects the sea grass beds, the fauna and the marine flora, in the  Glénan Archipelago , renowned for its magnificent preserved islets and its regular breeze. What better place to discover this  new sustainable catamaran , and to enjoy her sleek line and her many comfortable spaces, both while sailing and at anchor.

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Energy autonomous catamaran.

Putting the environmental transition at the center of the deployment of this boat and those that will follow in our shipyard is a major challenge. Thus, we have  multiplied by 5 the integrated surface of the deck  to install  solar panels , which means that the boat is able to accommodate 2000 watts of solar panels.

By adding other features in favor of sustainable development, such as  batteries that can be recharged thanks to the sun , we have  a vision of a boat in the near future, with an electrical impulse and negative consumption , i.e. capable of producing more energy than she consumes without having to resort to fossil fuels in a normal use. In the same way, the electricity generated by renewable energy will allows to produce drinking water, cold, or air conditioning necessary on board.

Lots of space and a 6 cabin/bathroom version, unique on the market

“In order to demonstrate this change of generation and ambition, the Fountaine Pajot Shipyard has focused on  three principles to optimize this Aura 51 model : first of all, we wanted to maximize the number of cabins in a vessel of this size. First, we wanted to maximize the number of cabins in a boat of this size. We are the only ones today to offer 6 cabin/bathroom spaces for a  50-foot catamaran . We have also worked on the versatility of the model and have even gone as far as three Owner versions (Maestro-Double Maestro-Full Maestro) in addition to the 6-cabin version, which has never been offered by Fountaine Pajot until now.”   Romain Motteau, Managing Director

The Aura 51 benefits from a fine work of our designers for many innovations inside and outside the boat. The  new deck design  marks the arrival of a new generation of Fountaine Pajot boats, while the new cockpit design offers maximum transversal openness and an almost unique volume between the saloon, the galley and the exterior cockpit. The large convivial spaces are beautifully designed both inside and outside, making the Aura 51  a yacht that is both extremely pleasant to live in and in harmony with nature.

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Outremer 51 Review – The Ultimate Cruiser’s Dream Boat?

The Outremer 51 catamaran has captured the attention of sailing enthusiasts with its blend of speed, performance, and liveaboard comfort.

As a revamp of the beloved 49-footer, this French-built vessel extends its predecessor’s legacy by offering not just additional space but also various features that have solidified its place in the bluewater cruising world.

With its notable design, it promises an almost formidable presence on the water, bringing forward an air of elegance and style that reflects the sophistication of its owners.

Whether you are eyeing the second-hand market or contemplating a fresh purchase, the Outremer 51 is lauded for its ability to maintain value and deliver exhilarating sailing experiences.

Known for consistently hitting the sweet spot between a comfortable ride and adrenaline-pumping speeds, this catamaran could well be the vessel to transport you across seas with both grace and pace.

In this Outremer 51 review, I unpack what makes her stand out, providing insights into its design, amenities, and overall seaworthiness.

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Key Takeaways

• The Outremer 51 merges swift sailing with liveaboard luxury.
• Advanced navigational tech ensures a safe and enjoyable journey.
• Meticulous design contributes to a high resale value.

Design and Construction

As you explore the Outremer 51, you’ll notice that it’s a masterful blend of speed, functionality, and beauty—a true testament to modern catamaran design. Let’s dive into the specifics that set this vessel apart.

Hull and Deck

The Outremer 51’s hull and deck showcase a meticulous design approach aimed at achieving top-notch performance without compromising on durability. Axe bows dominate the front, enhancing buoyancy and handling in heavy seas, while hard angles on the transoms contribute to the overall hydrodynamic efficiency. The structure is composed of fiberglass with a foam core, selected for its optimal strength-to-weight ratio . You’ll find the deck is laid out intuitively, with all sailing controls within reach, enabling easy single or short-handed sailing.

Interior Layout

Your comfort at sea is paramount, and the Outremer 51’s interior layout is designed with this in mind. The saloon and cabins are awash with natural light , thanks to the ample hatches and windows. The interior is a second-generation design by Franck Darnet, maintaining a stylish look with practical fixtures. The Outremer 51 offers a balanced distribution of space, allowing for spacious living areas , efficient navigation stations , and cozy sleeping quarters . The cabins are equipped with sufficient storage and amenities to ensure a pleasant experience during extended ocean passages.

Performance

When it comes to slicing through the water with ease, the Outremer 51 caters to your need for pace combined with the comfort of a cruising yacht. Let’s look into what makes this catamaran a swift and reliable option for your sea-faring adventures.

Sailing Capabilities

The Outremer 51 is designed to excel in various wind conditions thanks to its efficient hull design and sail plan. With low wind resistance and high stability , this catamaran gets up to speed rapidly, even in light breezes. Its extended bows increase buoyancy and contribute to its ability to cover distances swiftly, as its performance-optimized shape effortlessly translates the wind’s power into motion. Imagine carving through the ocean confidently, whether you’re navigating tight maneuvers or embarking on long passages.

Engine and Maneuverability

Powered by twin engines, the Outremer 51 is as capable under power as it is under sail. These engines not only provide redundancy but also ensure that you have sufficient maneuverability in marinas or when the wind drops. The catamaran’s design allows for responsive handling, giving you peace of mind as you make those tight turns and dock with precision. The thoughtful placement of winches and controls makes handling the Outremer 51 intuitive, turning complex maneuvers into simple, fluid motions.

Living Aboard

Embarking on an adventure with the Outremer 51, you’ll discover that it isn’t just about the journey – your comfort on the open seas is paramount. Here are key insights on what makes living aboard the Outremer 51 a breeze.

Comfort Features

Imagine yourself lounging in a spacious salon with panoramic windows that offer an unobstructed view of the ocean’s horizon. Your living space is bathed in natural light, making it a soothing place to relax. Now, picture a cozy owner’s hull on one side of the catamaran, complete with a queen-sized bed, private head, and shower. The guest hull on the opposite side mirrors this comfort, ensuring that both you and your guests enjoy privacy and comfort after a long day of sailing.

Storage Solutions

Navigating storage on a catamaran can often be a tricky affair, but not on the Outremer 51. You’ll find ample storage space cleverly integrated throughout the vessel. Clever cabinetry , hidden compartments, and thoughtful shelving mean that every item has its place, whether it’s your sailing gear, provisions for your voyage, or personal belongings. Not only is the storage practical but it’s also designed to be easily accessible, ensuring a clutter-free living environment that enhances your onboard experience.

Electronics and Navigation

In navigating the open waters, your Outremer 51 is equipped with state-of-the-art electronics and navigation systems that ensure a confident and safe journey. The communication equipment onboard means you’re never out of touch, no matter how far offshore you venture.

Navigation Systems

Your Outremer 51’s helm is thoughtfully laid out with easy-to-read displays and intuitive controls. Here’s what you’ll typically find:

• GPS Chartplotters: These provide accurate and real-time positioning information that’s crucial for charting your course.
• Autopilot: A reliable system that automates steering, which is especially helpful during long passages.
• Radar: Essential for low-visibility conditions, helping you spot vessels, buoys, and other potential hazards early on.
• Wind Instruments: These supply real-time data on wind speed and direction, allowing for precise sail adjustments.

Communication Equipment

Staying connected is vital, whether it’s for safety, weather updates, or just to share your adventures. Your catamaran typically includes:

• VHF Radio: For short-range communication, essential for talking with marinas, bridge operators, and nearby boats.
• Satellite Phone: Crucial for offshore passages where cell service is non-existent; this keeps you linked up with the rest of the world.
• AIS (Automatic Identification System): This not only lets you see other vessels but also lets others see you, which is vital for collision avoidance.

Modern sailors treasure the balance between disconnecting from everyday life and staying safe at sea. Your Outremer 51 strikes this balance perfectly, providing you with peace of mind to truly enjoy your ocean escapades.

Safety and Maintenance

Ensuring your Outremer 51 remains a haven of safety and in prime condition demands attention to detail. Let’s unpack what equipment you need and the maintenance tasks that’ll keep you sailing smoothly.

Safety Equipment

Before you set sail, double-check that your Outremer 51 is equipped with the following essential safety gear:

• Life rafts : Enough for all crew members, serviced annually.
• Fire extinguishers : Strategically placed and checked regularly.
• EPIRB : Registered and tested for an emergency signal.
• Flares : A variety of handheld and aerial, within the expiry date.
• Life jackets : One for each person aboard, with lights and whistles.
• Man Overboard (MOB) equipment : Includes recovery system and throwable flotation devices.
• Bilge pumps : Both manual and automatic, inspected frequently.
• Navigation lights : Confirmed for correct operation before departure.
• VHF radio : With DSC capability, battery checked and charged.
• First aid kit : Fully stocked per the number of crew and voyage length.

Maintenance Checklist

Regular maintenance ensures your catamaran sails at peak performance and stays reliable. Here’s a brief checklist to guide you:

• Hull inspection : Look for any signs of damage or osmosis every 6 months.
• Rigging : Inspect shrouds, stays, and fittings annually for wear and corrosion.
• Sails : Examine for tears, abrasions, and UV damage, especially after heavy use.
• Engines and generators : Perform oil changes, filter replacements, and belt checks as per manufacturer’s specifications.
• Winches : Service them annually, checking for smooth operation and lubricating as needed.
• Safety gear : Verify expiration dates and functionality bi-annually.
• Seacocks and through-hulls : Inspect and lubricate every 6 months to ensure they operate freely.
• Electrical systems: Check connections and battery levels and charge regularly.
• Freshwater system : Clean and treat the water tank and check for leaks periodically.
• Bilges : Ensure they’re kept clean and free of debris to prevent clogging of pumps.

Pros & Cons

Before diving into the specifics, let’s take a closer look at what sets the Outremer 51 apart from its peers, as well as some considerations that might give you pause. With a design geared for performance and a variety of features that cater to comfort and practicality, weighing these aspects is crucial for your decision-making.

• Performance-Oriented Design : The Outremer 51 boasts a lightweight build that enhances speed and agility. With a well-thought-out hull design, you’ll find it cuts through the water with grace, often outperforming expectations.
• Spacious Cockpit and Deck Layout : Your experience on deck is characterized by comfort, with a large forward-facing U-shaped settee and a table with drop-down leaves accommodating up to 10 guests, ensuring that social gatherings are a breeze.
• Excellent Visibility at the Helm : All lines lead back to a helm situated on the bulkhead, providing clear sightlines that make solo sailing more manageable and keep you in control as the captain of your vessel.
• Interior Elegance : Inside, you’re treated to a selection of wooden finishes that allow you to customize the interior to reflect elegance that matches your style.
• Cost with Added Options : While the base model is well-equipped, as you start adding options, the price tag can climb, which is an important financial consideration.
• Helm Exposure : At the helm, the elements can be more directly felt, leading many owners to install additional protection like a dodger and bimini for comfort on longer journeys.

Frequently Asked Questions

In this section, you’ll find answers to common inquiries about the Outremer 51 catamaran. Whether you’re curious about performance, pricing, or craftsmanship, these FAQs are designed to provide you with concise, specific insights.

Q: What are the standout features of the Outremer 51 catamaran?

The Outremer 51 is known for its speed, ability to cover distance efficiently, and upgraded livability from its predecessor. Key features include a more angular coachroof design, feedback-influenced improvements for better living onboard, and performance-enhancing tweaks to the hull and transom design.

Q: How does the Outremer 51’s performance compare to the Outremer 45?

Compared to the smaller Outremer 45, the 51-foot version boasts enhanced performance through its stretched hull, resulting in faster speeds and more stability. Moreover, the additional length provides a smoother ride with improved handling characteristics.

Q: What is the average price range for a used Outremer 51?

The price for a used Outremer 51 varies based on the year, condition, and equipment included. Market trends show that Outremer catamarans hold their value well due to demand, with prices often reflecting the high-quality construction and popularity among cruisers.

Q: What are common feedback points from owners about the Outremer 51’s livability and comfort?

Owners frequently praise the Outremer 51 for its comfortable living spaces, both inside and out. The boat’s design incorporates owner feedback, which has led to enhancements, including a more habitable interior, efficient use of space, and a cozy yet seaworthy layout for long passages.

Q: How does the sailing speed of the Outremer 51 compare to other catamarans in its class?

The Outremer 51 catamaran is recognized for its impressive sailing speeds, averaging 9-10 knots on long passages, with the potential to exceed these figures under optimal conditions. Its performance is frequently cited as competitive or superior to other catamarans in its class.

Q: Can you provide details on the construction and craftsmanship of the Outremer 51?

The construction of the Outremer 51 catamaran showcases high-quality craftsmanship with a focus on strength, durability, and weight optimization. The meticulous attention to detail in the design and build process ensures a robust, reliable vessel ready for extended bluewater cruising.

Final Words!

In selecting the Outremer 51, you’re not just choosing a vessel; you’re choosing a style of sailing that celebrates speed, sea-worthiness, and personalization. While contemplating your sailing dreams, consider the Outremer 51 as a companion that doesn’t just get you there but transforms the journey into an exhilarating adventure. Keep in mind the necessary trade-offs for performance, but rest assured, they are made without compromising the essence of a pleasurable sailing experience.

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Fountaine Pajot Aura 51

New 51… Call her now… Aura 51

The Aura 51 marks a new stage in the evolution of the Fountaine Pajot Sailing Catamarans range and the desire of the shipyard in La Rochelle to go further in its environmental approach.

A new Deck design that’s easier to move around

The deck layout of the Aura 51, which has been completely redesigned, marks a new era for the Fountaine Pajot range and provides even more space and comfort. A great new feature for this 51-foot cruising catamaran is its complete opening between the saloon and the cockpit. An innovation that facilitates communication between the galley and the large cockpit table, and which will offer you an even greater feeling of freedom and space, characteristic of the Fountaine Pajot range.

Renewable energy with large capacity 

The Fountaine Pajot design office, in collaboration with the Olivier Racoupeau Design team of naval architects, imagined the Aura 51 to be able to accommodate a large surface area of solar panels without compromising on design.

Its large flybridge, with its friendly lounge and sunbathing area, is fitted with solar panels that are totally flush-decked, integrating with the lines, capable of producing 2000 Watts of renewable energy. A successful gamble that allows the Aura 51 to generate 5 times more solar energy than other yachts equipped with solar panels.

Space and a multitude of layouts including a 6-cabin/6-bathroom version

To suit the greatest number of people, the Aura 51 adapts to your desires and your cruising needs, available in 4 different layouts. Each cabin has its own bathroom area, including the 6-cabin version – a first on the catamaran market for a 51-foot model, as is the double Maestro version, another yard exclusive. The Full Maestro version offers a huge owner’s cabin in the entire port hull.

The Aura 51 is undeniably a cruising multihull that is pleasant to live aboard and respectful of its environment. This catamaran will take you on board for sustainable and comfortable cruising, not forgetting the sailing sensations!

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The Aura 51 marks a new stage in the evolution of the Fountaine Pajot Sailing Catamarans range and the desire of the shipyard in La Rochelle to go further in its environmental approach.

A new Deck design that’s easier to move around The deck layout of the Aura 51, which has been completely redesigned, marks a new era for the Fountaine Pajot range and provides even more space and comfort. A great new feature for this 51-foot cruising catamaran is its complete opening between the saloon and the cockpit. An innovation that facilitates communication between the galley and the large cockpit table, and which will offer you an even greater feeling of freedom and space, characteristic of the Fountaine Pajot range.

Renewable energy with large capacity  

The Fountaine Pajot design office, in collaboration with the Olivier Racoupeau Design team of naval architects, imagined the Aura 51 to be able to accommodate a large surface area of solar panels without compromising on design. Its large flybridge, with its friendly lounge and sunbathing area, is fitted with solar panels that are totally flush decked, integrating with the lines, capable of producing 2000 Watts of renewable energy. A successful gamble that allows the Aura 51 to generate 5 times more solar energy than other yachts equipped with solar panels.

Space and a multitude of layouts including a 6-cabin/6-bathroom version

To suit the greatest number of people, the Aura 51 adapts to your desires and your cruising needs, available in 4 different layouts. Each cabin has its own bathroom area, including the 6-cabin version – a first on the catamaran market for a 51-foot model, as is the double Maestro version, another yard exclusive. The Full Maestro version offers a huge owner’s cabin in the entire port hull.

The Aura 51 is undeniably a cruising multihull that is pleasant to live aboard and respectful of its environment. This catamaran will take you on board for sustainable and comfortable cruising, not forgetting the sailing sensations!

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Double Maestro version 2 Owners Suites + 2 Bathrooms / 2 double cabins + 2 Bathrooms Full Maestro version1 Big Owner Suite + 1 Bathroom / 3 double cabins + 3 Bathrooms Maestro 5 cabins version1 Owner Suite + 1 Bathroom / 4 double cabins + 4 Bathrooms 6 cabins version6 double cabins + 6 Bathrooms

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If you are looking for a luxurious and unforgettable sailing experience, Lagoon 51 is the perfect catamaran.

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• Overall Length 15,35 m / 50’4’’
• Overall Beam 8,10 m / 26’7’’
• Draft 1,38 m / 4’6’’
• Displacement (CE) 19.914 T / 43,910 Lbs
• Sailing area 150 m² / 1,615 sq.ft.
• Mainsail Crab 100 m² / 1,076 sq.ft.
• Genoa 53 m² / 570 sq.ft.
• Code 0 (opt.) 101 m² / 1,087 sq.ft.
• Engines 2 x 80 HP
• Fuel 2 x 520 L / 2 x 137 US gal
• Capacity Water 830 L (219 US gal)
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• Certification A : 12 - B : 14 - C : 20 - D : 30

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Discover the experience of sailing on lagoon 51: the ultimate luxury catamaran.

If you are looking for a luxurious and unforgettable sailing experience, the Lagoon 51 is the perfect catamaran for you.

With its sleek design and spacious interior, it’s no wonder the Lagoon 51 is one of the most popular catamarans on the market today.

In this article, we’ll explore everything the Lagoon 51 has to offer, from its impressive features to customer reviews, so you can understand why it’s the ultimate luxury catamaran.

Lagoon 51 design and features

The Lagoon 51 is a masterpiece of design and engineering. Its sleek lines and spacious deck make it a stunning spectacle on the water.

With a length of 51 feet and a beam of 28 feet, the Lagoon 51 is larger than many other catamarans on the market, giving her a more spacious feel.

The Lagoon 51 has a sleek, modern design that is sure to turn heads wherever it goes.

The Lagoon 51’s design is not only beautiful, but also functional.

The open cockpit offers plenty of space for entertaining guests or relaxing with family and friends.

The cockpit is also protected by a rigid canopy, which provides shade and protection from the elements.

The Lagoon 51 also features a hydraulic bathing platform, making it easy to get in and out of the water.

But it’s not just the exterior design that makes the Lagoon 51 special.

The interior of the boat is just as impressive.

The Lagoon 51 has four spacious staterooms, each with its own bathroom. The staterooms are well lit and ventilated, with plenty of storage space.

The salon is also spacious and comfortable, with a large dining table and a fully equipped galley.

The Lagoon 51 is perfect for families or groups of friends who want to enjoy a luxury sailing experience.

Comfort and living space aboard the Lagoon 51

The Lagoon 51 is designed for comfort and relaxation. The boat is open and spacious, with plenty of natural light and ventilation.

Staterooms are spacious and well-appointed, with comfortable beds and plenty of storage space. The bathrooms are also large and well equipped, with hot water and towels in abundance.

The salon is the heart of the ship, and is where guests will spend most of their time.

The salon is spacious and comfortable, with a large dining table and a fully equipped galley.

The galley has everything you need to prepare delicious meals, including a stove, oven, refrigerator and freezer. The Lagoon 51 also has a washer and dryer, making it easy to do laundry on board.

The cockpit is another great space for entertaining and relaxation.

The bimini hardtop provides shade and protection from the elements, and there is plenty of seating for guests. The cockpit also features a wet bar, making it easy to serve drinks and snacks while enjoying the beautiful scenery.

Lagoon 51 performance and seaworthiness

The Lagoon 51 is not only a beautiful boat, but also a high performance catamaran.

The boat is designed for speed and agility, making it perfect for sailing enthusiasts. The Lagoon 51 features a powerful rig that is easy to handle, even in difficult conditions.

The boat is also equipped with a high-performance sail plan, which allows it to sail close to the wind and reach high speeds.

The Lagoon 51 is also very stable, thanks to its wide beam and low center of gravity.

This facilitates sailing in rough conditions and reduces the risk of capsize.

The boat is also very maneuverable, making it easy to dock and maneuver in tight spaces.

Customer reviews and comments about Lagoon 51

The Lagoon 51 has received rave reviews from customers around the world.

Many customers have praised the boat for its spacious interior, comfortable cabins and high performance sailing capabilities.

Customers have also praised the boat’s stability and maneuverability, making it an ideal boat for families or groups of friends.

Customers have also praised the Lagoon 51’s service and customer care.

Lagoon has a worldwide network of dealers and service centers, making it easy to get support and assistance anywhere in the world.

Comparison with other catamarans on the market

While the Lagoon 51 is a great boat, there are other catamarans on the market that offer similar features and amenities.

The Fountaine Pajot Saba 50, for example, is another popular luxury catamaran that offers a spacious interior and high-performance sailing capabilities.

The Leopard 50 is another great option, with a sleek design and plenty of deck space.

When comparing the Lagoon 51 to other catamarans, it’s important to consider your specific needs and preferences.

Some boats may be better suited for families, while others may be better for sailing enthusiasts or couples.

Maintenance and upkeep of Lagoon 51

The Lagoon 51 is a high quality boat designed to last for many years with proper maintenance and upkeep.

Like all boats, the Lagoon 51 requires regular maintenance to keep it in top condition.

This includes regular cleaning and waxing, as well as engine maintenance and sail care.

Lagoon provides detailed maintenance instructions for the Lagoon 51, making it easy to keep the boat in top condition.

Lagoon also has a worldwide network of dealers and service centers, making it easy to get support and assistance anywhere in the world.

Frequently asked questions about Lagoon 51

Q: How many people can travel on Lagoon 51?

A: Lagoon 51 can accommodate up to 10 people in four staterooms.

Q: Is Lagoon 51 easy to sail?

A: Yes, the Lagoon 51 is designed to be easy to sail, even in difficult conditions.

Q: How long is Lagoon 51?

A: The Lagoon 51 is 51 feet long.

Q: Is the Lagoon 51 stable?

A: Yes, the Lagoon 51 is very stable thanks to its wide beam and low center of gravity.

Q: Where can I rent or buy a Lagoon 51?

A: You can rent or buy a Lagoon 51 from a Lagoon dealer or distributor, such as Catamarans Barcelona.

Conclusion: Why Lagoon 51 is the ultimate catamaran experience

The Lagoon 51 is the ultimate luxury catamaran experience.

With its sleek design, spacious interior and high-performance sailing capabilities, it’s no wonder why the Lagoon 51 is one of the most popular catamarans on the market today.

Whether you’re looking for a family boat or a high-performance sailing machine, the Lagoon 51 has something for everyone.

So why not book your next sailing adventure on a Lagoon 51 and experience the ultimate in luxury and comfort on the water?

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Specifications

• Length: 50’1″
• Beam: 24’5″
• Min Draft: 3’1″
• Max Draft: 7’8″
• Displacement: 10 T / 13.7 T
• Mast Clearance (without antenna): 75’8″
• Mast Height: 69’1″
• Mainsail: 915 sq.ft
• Mainsail: 979 sq.ft. (option)
• Self-tacking Jib: 430 sq.ft
• Genoa and Staysail: (option)
• Spinnaker (option): 1184 sq.ft.
• Gennaker (option): 1507 sq.ft.
• Engines: 2 x 40 HP
• Fuel cap: 88 gal
• Water capacity: 100 gal
• EC Approval: Offshore Category A
• Architect: C. Barreau and F. Neuman
• Interior Design: Franck Darnet Design

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Outremer 51 owner’s review: archer.

A big thank you to Seth Hynes from the Sailing Family for his insights into Archer: his Outremer 51 in our catamaran owner´s reviews section. There is some great information here for anyone who is thinking about buying one of these blue water Outremer Catamarans now or in the future.

Seth and Elizabeth have now sold Archer (Seth is now working for HH Catamarans), but this interview remains a great guide to the Outremer 51.

Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your boat:

My name is Seth Hynes. Two years ago my wife, Elizabeth, and I bought “Archer,” a second hand 2014 Outremer 51 “owner’s version” performance cruising catmaran. We are currently sailing around the world with our three boys. What follows is a detailed review of the pros and the cons for this boat. Please note we are not sponsored by Outremer and this is an honest account of what we’ve found.

Why did you choose the Outremer 51?

Simply put, we think this is the perfect family cruising boat. She’s an example of three decades of learning being put into one vessel with the simple design brief of “being able to sail around the world multiple times safely and reliably, with outstanding performance and comfort.” This boat features a quality build standard and performance metric not normally found in the Catamaran category. Furthermore, she’s backed by one of the best post-sales customer service departments in the industry. We couldn’t be happier with our purchase.

When was she launched?

She was launched in 2013 as one of the newer 51 foot models (15 meters). This was the year that Outremer lengthened the stern of of their 49 foot model, redesigned the interior and improved weight savings through the build process. While the 49′ was a great boat, they only made it better with the launch of the 51′.

What’s the best thing about her?

Sailing Performance. We have been delighted with how well this boat sails at all angles. We cruise comfortably at 9-10 knots and use a 215 nautical mile average as our ‘safe’ planning distance. We point as well as most cruising monohulls and we blast by them on a beam reach or a run. Our top sustained boat speed was a downwind run between Fakarava and Tahiti where we had the boat comfortably sailing 19 knots sustained (I think we were sailing at the same speed as the waves and the effect was one of flat seas in the middle of the Pacific Ocean). This is the boat that will lure a serious monohull lover over to the ‘dark side’ of catamaran appreciation.

What would you change, if anything?

Head room! Ha Ha… That’s a little unfair as I’m 6’4″ (193cm), but the saloon roof is a little short on the port and starboard sides. I can stand up in the middle, but near the steps down to the hulls I routinely hit my head. For the most part I can stand up everywhere, but in that particular area I wish it was slightly higher.

What are the “Must Have” Options buying new in your opinion?

The boat comes pretty stocked already, but the must haves are definitely the tiller and tiller seat options (this is kind of the brand’s DNA and I would think an Outremer without them would have a harder time selling on the used market) – besides, they’re also great fun and an excellent safety backup. Our boat also boasts a protected helm seat, which is an excellent option if you like to sit at the helm in inclement weather as we do.

What are the “Nice to Have Options”?

Nice to have options include a Carbon Rotating Mast (which I would only get if you are considering racing competitively or find yourself frequently sailing in light air). Similarly, Carbon Fiber sails or a Park Avenue Boom seem like overkill to me on a what is really a cruising cat, but if you have the money and don’t mind replacing them sooner, then go for it! We also have the carbon fiber reinforced longeron upgrade which allows for a self-tacking staysail, which is really helpful in achieving those tight upwind sailing angles.

Which options are not worth bothering with?

Most owners skip installing a Generator and a Washing Machine because of the additional weight and fear of increased complexity and maintenance. The efficiency of Solar energy and Lipo batteries really makes a generator unnecessary these days, so I would recommend skipping these options unless you plan to sail in the higher latitudes or expect poor weather for long periods of time.

How are the electrics, plumbing etc

The electrical and plumbing systems are top notch, as you would expect from this builder. We’ve had the usual issues that all boats have with pumps failing and filters getting clogged, but this is more a boating issue than an Outremer one.

Is she easy to maintain? Servicing engines, standing rigging etc

Yes. Some catamarans have the engines under the stern bunks, but on the Outremer the engines are easily accessible via the transom. I had to change a fuel filter leaving Puerto Rico and it was nice to be in and out of the engine room within 4-5 minutes. Access and working room around the engines are outstanding and we didn’t even need to stop the boat. All running rigging is visible with nothing below decks and there are multiple halyard redundancies, oversized winches and all lines are dynema cored. Even the lifelines are dynema.

Is she easy to sail short-handed? To shorten sail?

Given her size (hull and rig) and the associated loads, I would say this boat can be single handed but is really designed for a sailing couple to manage. That said, on a light wind day one competent sailor could manage it alone (if your insurance lets you!). All running rigging leads back to the cockpit and there are more than enough winches to simultaneously ease the halyard and furl in the reef, but two people helping is more ideal. Just being honest.

What’s she like in heavy weather / a blow / big seas

Unfortunately we have some experience here. Compared to our last condo-maran, the Outremer is incredibly stable, especially on a reach or a run. Her extended bows and 24′ beam create a much flatter sailing platform and the raised bridgedeck eliminates a lot of the slamming that most cruising cats experience. But compared to a displacement craft like a monohull, she still hobbyhorses more when sailing into the wind and waves. This is further compounded by her speed capability and the captain needs to decide how much speed should be sacrificed for comfort heading upwind in rough conditions. Meanwhile, going downwind is a charm. We saw 40 knots of sustained wind in the aptly named windward passage between Haiti and Cuba, and the boat was so efficient we found ourselves comfortably cruising downwind at 10 knots with bare poles. The speed capability of this boat really changes the way you look at cruising and it’s hard not to get overly confident in your abilities.

How is the helm position?

The helm can be controlled from four different positions: the carbon-fiber wheel at the helm seat, the two carbon-fiber tillers and the forward facing navigation table. On our boat, the helm seat is very well protected with a dodger and bimini installed by Outremer. It’s a little exposed from the Starboard side where no panel exists, but you could install one if you so desired.

How does she sail in light winds?

Lighter air is where this boat really shines versus its heavier competitors (think Catana, Balance and Seawind). The Outremer is the lightest of this category with the most aggressive sail plan, and as a result we RARELY find ourselves motoring. In fact, light air sailing is our favorite type of cruising because the seas are flat but the boat still maintains a decent boat speed. It’s a major feature that cannot be overlooked.

How does she sail close hauled?

As mentioned above, with the Staysail option and the use of the standard daggerboards, our boat can sail upwind as well as any cruising monohull. We typically find our best VMG around a 42 degree apparent wind angle which translates into a ~60 degree track upwind. That’s pretty amazing given all the compromises you make buying a catamaran versus a monohull. Any catamaran that claims better is either made of carbon fiber or is exaggerating.

Typically, what’s your average speed on passage?

We look to sail at a sustained ~9 knot average speed, equaling 215 nautical mile days. Remember, our young boys are aboard so this is sailing conservatively (we like to maintain a 10-11 knot average during daylight hours and then slow the boat down with a precautionary reef at night).

What’s she like under power? Speed, manouevrability?

Very balanced. This boat was designed to be sailed at speed and the daggerboards and rudders are appropriately sized to handle the conditions. The rig is also in the right place and we experience very little to no weather helm when using the mechanical tillers (which provide direct feedback).

Is she easy to dock, what’s the visibility like?

Docking is not necessarily the easiest thing to do on this boat, although that may be a personal issue! However when compared to our last boat the extended bows add a lot of freeboard and windage, which makes docking in tight spaces difficult in a breeze. We also need to lower our daggerboards or we find ourselves sliding sideways too easily, so it is a new process we’ve had to manage learning. Needless to say, we prefer to anchor!

What is she like on the hook?

We find the boat pure joy on the hook. We’ve frequently had other families visiting us for a week or more with plenty of space. The rear cockpit is one of the largest in her class and our outside table seats 10 people comfortably (that’s just not possible on any monohull I’ve ever seen). Obviously a 50 foot “condomaran” with a fly bridge and a bow sofa area might be more comfortable, but we feel the tradeoff for a truly bluewater boat is worth it.

Is she comfortable down below? Cabins/saloon/galley/heads.

The Outremer is very comfortable down below, but it’s not going to win the award for spaciousness against a boat designed for the Charter market. The hulls are intentionally skinny, because skinny is fast, but they’re wide enough for queen size berths and plenty of closets. It’s also quite visible that this boat is robustly built because there are tight bulkhead openings, which I view as a real plus. It scares me to see the large openings in the competitive boats as bulkheads are a key element of rigid boat design. I feel the Outremer has balanced comfort with build quality and speed quite well.

How is the finish of the interior? Does she creak under sail?

The joinery fit and finish is top of its class. Yes, you can find better woodwork in a Hinkley, but Outremer does an outstanding job for the catamaran category. This is evident under-sail where almost no noise comes from the floors or the furniture, something that cannot be said about our last catamaran.

Is she good for hosting guests?

As discussed above, yes, excellent. It would help to have the four cabin charter version, but for our family the three cabin layout is preferred.

What kind of modifications have you done and why?

We added more solar to the bimini, which seems like a logical thing to do given the low cost and added benefit of extra power, especially with five people aboard. We also turned the guest shower into a standing closet and added a 12 volt freezer, allowing us to keep frozen foods longer. That’s all we’ve done.

Any plans for further customisation?If you were to swap her for another boat, what would that be?

As the saying goes, “the best boat is the one you have!” If you’re thinking about going cruising, just make it happen and enjoy the boat you have. Yes, we love our boat, but we’re no happier than our neighbors in a 30 year old monohull. Just get out there and go sailing!

How is the after sales service from Outremer?

I’m glad you asked, because we have been amazed at the support from Outremer. Although we are second hand owners, Outremer treats us like we bought the boat from them a couple weeks ago. Sure, the warranty is gone, but they have a dedicated owner phone number and email that they respond to within 12 hours, even on weekends! They also manage an “owner’s group” on Facebook where everyone can share ideas and get feedback from the brand. And recently, we found ourselves in need a new crossbeam and Outremer ordered us a new one without any payment up-front. It’s the kind of service you wish every company would provide, but sadly so few do. This is a real selling point and I want to commend them on supporting their brand for what will surely be a long future ahead.

Anything else you would add to help people thinking of buying an Outremer 51?

Look at more than just the brochure and the sales price. Understand that when you buy an Outremer you are buying a boat that has not cut any corners or used lesser materials to save cost or time. This is a boat where the bows are protected by several watertight crash lockers and the hulls are built with modern sandwich composites above the waterline, but thick, rock-solid monolithic laminates below. Weight savings is key, but not at the expense of structural integrity. Compare the boat weight and sail-plan versus the competition and you will find that no other boat comes close to offering what Outremer does. They build a simply fantastic boat. the-sailing-family.com

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Experience new horizons with the Lagoon 51 AEGEUS' amazing layout and sustainable solutions. The Lagoon 51 marks the beginning of a new generation of Lagoon catamarans while maintaining the lines that make up Lagoon's DNA. This 51ft Lagoon catamaran reveals an optimized on-board circulation and great fluidity, prioritizing sustainable activities and living spaces on the yacht. The modern appealing flybridge sets a new precedent for entertaining spaces on catamarans in its class. The modular C seating allows for maximized relaxation and communication with the Captain while cruising. Enjoy a terrace on the sea with the extended transoms, a design feature that ensures a seamless flow between ocean and vessel. The aft deck uniquely offers full headroom due to the high coach roof and the new sundeck becomes a fresh place to enjoy breeze, shade and comfort.

Advertised by DMA Yachting, the breathtaking charter yacht AEGEUS is a 51 ft sailing catamaran. The most attractive features of AEGEUS are her absolute comfort and fantastic layout. AEGEUS spends the summer and winter season in Greece. She was delivered by the famous yacht builder Lagoon in 2023. The well-planned yacht layout features 6 large cabins and easily accommodates a group of 12 guests.

AEGEUS is presented primarily as a sailing catamaran. The the core layout is spread out from the main saloon, which connects to the aft deck. The aft deck is generous, with a prominent dining and seating area and that's where most of the meals are served. The fascinating cabins offer unbeatable views in the morning and are located just below deck. The cabins are located in the 2 massive hulls. Multiple portholes supply a sunny feeling, with the option for darkness and privacy.

The sailboat features Engines: 2 x YANMAR 4JH80 80HP / Generator: 13kw engines and a generator.

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2024 Charter Rates: High Season Rate (July & August): 19,500 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses Mid Season Rate (June & September): 17,500 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses Low Season Rate (Rest months): 14,500 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses V.A.T 12% (subject to change without prior notice) & APA 25% of the charter fee not included in the rates. ***All charters are operating Sat - Sat, 17:00 - 09:00 ***Meals on Half Board basis. The Cook/Hostess prepares daily breakfast, lunch and light snacks during the day, and up to 2 dinners per week.2024 Charter Rates: High Season Rate (July & August): 19,500 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses Mid Season Rate (June & September): 17,500 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses Low Season Rate (Rest months): 14,500 EUR / Week + VAT + Expenses V.A.T 12% (subject to change without prior notice) & APA 25% of the charter fee not included in the rates. ***All charters are operating Sat - Sat, 17:00 - 09:00 ***Meals on Half Board basis. The Cook/Hostess prepares daily breakfast, lunch and light snacks during the day, and up to 2 dinners per week.

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CAPTAIN - Peter Fox Peter Fox (also known as "Foxy" or "Silver") is a 70-year-old adventurer with a heart set on the sea. Born in East Africa and educated in the UK, Peter's life has been a tapestry of exploration and service. After a stint with the Royal Marines and a career in retail security, Peter retired at 51 to pursue his passion for sailing and uncovering the histories of Mediterranean lands. With sailing ingrained in his soul since childhood, Peter has logged an impressive 262,800 nautical miles over the last 19 years, mainly navigating the Mediterranean's azure waters. As a skipper, he's not only mastered the art of solo sailing but has also captained numerous charter boats, from basic yachts to luxurious catamarans. Peter's expertise extends beyond sailing; he's a weather forecasting aficionado, often guiding fellow sailors and even providing crucial support for transatlantic rowing challenges. As a skipper, Peter goes above and beyond, customizing sailing holidays to match his clients' interests, ensuring every voyage is a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. From drift swims in hidden coves to delving into ancient histories, Peter's attention to detail ensures every moment at sea is unforgettable. With his warmth, experience and dedication to safety, Peter Fox guarantees a sailing experience like no other. COOK/HOSTESS - Zoi Gkretsi Zoi is Greek, born in 1988 and lives in Athens. She is a sailor and culinary enthusiast, whose passion for both sailing and Mediterranean cuisine has shaped her remarkable career. Zoi’s professional voyage includes a blend of hospitality, service, and culinary artistry while her journey aboard luxurious yachts has been nothing short of adventurous. Her experiences include yacht deliveries, maintenance, and luxury service at sea. Her dedication shines through as she navigates both the waves and the galley. She speaks Greek (as a mother tongue), English, Spanish, and German. When not sailing, Zoi hikes, practices yoga, and immerses herself in literature. Her culinary skills extend to traditional Mediterranean dishes and combined with her maritime expertise, she is dedicated to creating memorable moments on the open waters.

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