Lagoon SEVENTY 8 – Key Features
- Top speed 20kts with John Deere engines
- Range 4800NM – cruising at 8kts
- A lot of volume 30m monohull motor yacht
- Every option conceivable onboard – perfect entertaining equipment
- Owners version – ensuite with marble finish
- Two VIP cabins for guests
- Full size chefs galley
- Comfortable crew cabin
- Loads of space – indoor and outdoor for seating, eating and entertaining
- Flybridge upstairs – seat up to 12 people
- Smart and well thought out
- Beautifully finished
- The Australian market has embraced this brand and this concept
This Lagoon SEVENTY 8 really stands out, with very little in the market to compare to these standards…
This vessel is now on the market in Sydney.
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