40′ Lagoon

The catamaran is the perfect vessel for a day of luxurious sailing. Stable and balanced, it promises a smooth ride across the water. Inside the galley, you’ll find a dining area that comfortably seats six—ideal for intimate gatherings. Step outside, and you’ll discover an inviting outdoor lounge area next to the Captain’s Chair, perfect for soaking in the fresh sea air.

At the bow, there’s additional space to unwind, complete with sailing nets where guests can relax, gaze into the deep blue ocean, and perhaps even spot some whales or dolphins.

For those in search of a spacious, comfortable, and stylish sailing experience, this 40-foot Lagoon catamaran is an excellent choice. This stunning vessel boasts a designer’s touch throughout and was named the best in its class by Sailing magazine.

The cozy cockpit salon can comfortably host up to 12 adults, making it perfect for a lively party on the water. If you crave the sun and breeze, head to the expansive front deck and lounge on the large trampoline, where you’ll feel like you’re floating on air.

Inside the salon, enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the ocean and sky, creating a serene and immersive experience. Thanks to its twin hulls and wide beam, this catamaran offers incredible stability, minimizing any worries of seasickness.

Your journey will take you from Marina del Rey Harbor along the breathtaking coastline to Malibu and Palos Verdes, offering stunning views of the Los Angeles skyline. Spend a sunny afternoon on the shimmering ocean, relax and unwind, and return just in time to catch a magnificent West Coast sunset. This will be a voyage you won’t soon forget.

Rate includes:

• Rent of the boat and its on-board equipment
• ⁠Base Fuel
• ⁠Boarding Fees
• ⁠Merchant Processing Fees
• Safety Required
• Smart Captains to choose from.
• Complimentary soft drinks, and water provided by Killer Shrimp
• ⁠Please do not wear high heels, bring confetti, glitter, or red wine.
• ⁠No illegal drugs. Marijuana is illegal federally and therefore is illegal in the water as it falls under federal jurisdiction of the United States Coast Guard.