2003 Lagoon 43 PC

Step aboard and you’ll notice how the wide beam of the Lagoon 43 PC gives the saloon a true “condo on the water” feel, with panoramic windows that keep everyone connected to the view. The split-level layout keeps noise and vibration away from the living spaces, so evenings stay relaxed even when you’re underway. Side decks are broad and secure, making it easy to handle fenders or lines short-handed. The flybridge offers commanding visibility for docking and a social helm where friends naturally gather. Twin hulls mean shallow draft access to tucked-away anchorages, while the generous cockpit overhang keeps the seating area shaded and breezy for long afternoons off the hook.

This Lagoon 43 PC is particularly well-suited to warm, shallow cruising grounds with scattered sandbars, reef lines, and island chains. The power catamaran platform delivers stable, level running in confused chop and afternoon wind waves, helping keep guests comfortable on longer passages. Its modest draft opens up channels and coves that deeper monohulls avoid, ideal for dropping the hook close to the beach. Wide, covered outdoor spaces provide welcome shade during peak sun, and the flybridge becomes a prime spot for spotting wildlife and navigating through clear, shallow water. Efficient twin diesels and ample tankage make it a practical choice for extended hops between marinas and remote anchorages.