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There are four giant Harken winches with 14 jammers —
seven each side — which handle all the running rigging.
In addition, the buttons for the furling Code 0, staysail,
and genoa are to port and starboard. The helm station is
comfortable with a broad seat.

Interior Layout: Smart Separation, Elegant Space
The saloon is huge and loosely divided into three areas,
with the galley aft and to port, and a small nav station aft
to starboard. In fact, this galley area is really just a sink,
wine cooler, and fridge, plus storage space — because
the actual galley is just aft of this, completely separate,
with its own entrance in the cockpit.
Down here, you have a good space for cooking with a
huge full-height fridge, four-ring hob and oven, plus
ample workspace and a small crew dining area. There is
an option to expand the galley in the main living area,
dispense with the large ‘crew’ galley to starboard, and
turn this into an extra cabin. This marginally reduces the
feeling of space in the saloon, but might work better if
you had plans to charter the boat out a lot.
Staying in the saloon and forward on the port side is a
huge seating area with a coffee table in the middle, and
then a dining area to starboard. It’s all very open, with
sliding patio doors into the cockpit and a large door
leading to the forward cockpit.

The Owner’s Suite: A Floating Apartment
Descend to starboard and you are in the owner’s suite.
This is huge, very light, and spacious. The double bed
is athwartships, and there is more than enough space to
walk on either side of the bed, along with a desk area
forward of this. Aft is the bathroom, which has a total-
ly separate heads and steps aft which, as already men-
tioned, lead directly onto the aft section of the cockpit.
The smoked glass ensures privacy while also letting in
masses of natural light. It’s an extraordinary place to take
a shower.
Staying in the starboard hull and forward of the state-
room — and completely separate — is a large guest
double with ensuite. There’s plentiful room and a good
feeling of space.

Effortlessly anchored Built for long-distance comfort and
in crystal-clear waters,
the Lagoon 60 is in its quiet luxury, the Lagoon 60 proves that
element — combining
striking design with performance isn’t always about speed —
laid-back elegance.
sometimes, it’s about ease.

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