2004 Lagoon 380 Boat in Saint Augustine, FL 32084 US
Built in 2004
380
2 Engines (2x Twin Yanmar)
38 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
Upgrades
- Air Conditioning and Reverse Cycle Heat (3 Units) 2X 6500 BTU's and 1 8,000 BTU
- Generator - Northern Lights - Approx. 900 Hours
- Chain - 300 feet, 10mm, galvanized
- Anchor- 33kg Ronca
- Lithium batteries- 600Ah 12V Victron NG (2x300Ah)
- Inverter/battery charger- Victron Quattro-II 12/3000
- Victron Lynx Smart BMS NG
- Victron Lynx Distributors (3)
- Victron Cerbo GX and Cerbo GX Touch
- Victron Smart MPPTs solar charge controller
- 900W bifacial solar panels
- 450W flexible solar panels- Renology
- Radar- B&G Halo 20+
- AIS- NAIS-500 Class B AIS with NSPL-500 Antenna Splitter and GPS-500 GPS Receiver
- B&G Chart plotter- Zues 3s 9-inch
- Life raft- Seago Sea Master ISO 9650 Type1 6 Person
- Seawater Pro DC Water Maker, 600W/ 17GHP
- Portable fridge- IceCo 63.4QT VL60ProS
- Racor 500MA Fuel Filter/Water Separator
- EPIRB- ACR GLOBALFIX V6 GPS
- Running rigging: outhaul, mail sail furling line, traveler lines, jib sheets, jib furling line, mainsheet, spinnaker halyard
- Dock lines
- Starter batteries (2)
- Breville electric oven
- Exterior cockpit cushions
- Life jackets
- Life ring
- Clothes washer
- Starlink (Regular not Mni)
- Kuuma Grill
- Fusion by Garmin sound system
- Mopeka water tank level sensors
- 2018 AB Marine AB9.5Al, aluminum hulled RBI hypalon dinghy.The tender is powered by a Tohatsu, M9.8B, 9.8HP outboard engine.
This latest LAGOON takes after the family members of longer standing, yet it has developed its own personality. With its truly original interior layout and an owner's version with what can finally be called a real owner's head, where the separate shower offers unequaled comfort, the LAGOON 380 is the pampered model of the line. Thanks to its superb bar, the panoramic salon and galley connect directly with the cockpit. Its grand interior volume for a 38 footer veils the fast and seaworthy hulls, while the classic mooring system foretells the loveliest anchorings to come. Ingenious and innovative, like all LAGOONs, the LAGOON 380 is not really the smallest, except for its length.
• Large cockpit, functional as deck salon, access from port transom • Self-draining cockpit • Steering station on roof bulkhead, engine controls, engine panels, compass, room for electronics • Steering system by cable • Epoxy/glass rudders and shafts • Emergency tiller • Steering station • Varnished wood cockpit table with cover • Storage locker in cockpit seat • Gas storage
• Main 12v electrical panel, 12 circuits • Voltmeter, circuit breakers, battery monitor • 2 engine batteries: 12 v- 70 Amp • 2 house batteries: 12 v-140 Amp
• Twin 18 Hp sail-drive engines • Engine cut-off in cockpit • Dual-lever engine control at helm station • Soundproofed engine compartments • Engine air intake in transom • Engine blower • Seawater filter • Access to engine compartment on transom • Fuel filter/separator • Fuel tank capacity 2 x 100 l / 2 x 26 gal
• Composition: polyester and vinylester resin • Foam sandwich hull construction • Balsa core deck and nacelle construction • Solid one-piece countermold • Laminated wooden bulkheads
• 1 fully-roached mainsail, sail area 47m2 / 505 sq.f. and battens • 1 furling genoa, sail area 31 m2 / 334 sq.ft. with UV protective band
• Anodized aluminum mast, 15m / 49’, deck stepped, with mainsail track and cars • Single spreader rig • Anodized aluminum boom • 2 hull-mounted shroud chainplates • 1 crossbeam-mounted forestay chainplate
• 1 mainsail halyard • 1 genoa halyard • 1 multi-purchase mainsail sheet and traveler in aft cockpit • 2 genoa sheets • 2 genoa tracks with genoa car • 2 genoa cars with adjustable fairleads • 2 roof winches, 40 ST • 2 mainsail reef lines • 1 main sail outhaul • 1 mainsail topping lift • 1 genoa furling line • 2 Lazy-jacks • 2 winch handle • 2 winch handle holders in cockpit
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 8/30/26 | Initial price | $179,000 |
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The 2004 Lagoon 380 has garnered positive feedback from customers who appreciate its versatility and performance
Many users highlight its spacious interior and well-designed layout, which makes it ideal for both leisure cruising and extended voyages. The ample living space, including a large salon and comfortable cabins, is frequently praised for accommodating families or groups of friends. Sailing enthusiasts often remark on the boat's stability and ease of handling, making it suitable for sailors of all experience levels. The Lagoon 380’s excellent balance and maneuverability in various weather conditions enhance the overall sailing experience. Customers also note the quality of construction and materials used, reflecting Lagoon's reputation for durability and reliability. Maintenance and upkeep are commonly viewed as manageable, thanks to the boat's design. Overall, the Lagoon 380 is viewed as a solid investment for those looking to explore the open waters while enjoying the comforts of home. Its blend of performance, comfort, and practicality continues to resonate with owners and charterers alike.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
Pros
Spacious Design: The Lagoon 380 offers an impressive amount of space for a 38-foot catamaran. With its open layout, it provides comfortable living areas and sufficient storage, making it great for families and extended sailing trips.
Stability: The catamaran design ensures excellent stability both in calm and rough waters. This feature makes it ideal for cruising, as it reduces the risk of heeling and enhances the overall sailing experience.
Performance: Known for its decent sailing performance, the Lagoon 380 is capable of good speeds while maintaining fuel efficiency. Its design allows for easy handling, making it suitable for both novice and experienced sailors.
Family-Friendly: With its multiple cabins and heads, the Lagoon 380 is perfect for family cruising. The layout allows for privacy while offering shared living spaces for gatherings.
Easy Access: The layout includes wide side decks and a spacious cockpit that make moving around the boat safe and easy. This accessibility is a key feature for those new to sailing or for families with children.
Versatile Use: Whether for long-term cruising, chartering, or as a weekend getaway boat, the Lagoon 380 adapts well to various uses, making it a versatile choice.
Cons
Age and Wear: As a 2004 model, the condition of individual boats can vary significantly based on how well they have been maintained. Some older boats may require upgrades or repairs.
Limited Speed Under Power: While the Lagoon 380 performs well under sail, its motor performance may be limited compared to monohulls, which can be a consideration for motoring long distances.
Headroom: Although generally spacious, headroom in certain areas may be limited compared to larger catamarans, which could be a concern for taller sailors.
Cost of Maintenance: Owning a catamaran can come with higher maintenance costs due to the dual hulls and additional systems compared to monohulls.
Second-hand Market Variability: The resale value can be inconsistent depending on market demand and the condition of the vessel. Buyers should carefully inspect and assess before purchasing.
Made For
The 2004 Lagoon 380 is designed for a wide range of sailing enthusiasts, making it an excellent choice for both seasoned sailors and newcomers to the world of catamaran cruising. Its compact size and user-friendly layout make it suitable for couples seeking a comfortable adventure on the water, as well as families looking for a spacious and stable vessel. Additionally, the Lagoon 380 appeals to those who enjoy coastal cruising, island hopping, or even embarking on longer journeys. With its impressive balance of performance, comfort, and versatility, this catamaran is perfect for anyone looking to explore the open sea, enjoy leisurely weekends, or live aboard. The Lagoon 380 caters to various lifestyles, whether you’re an avid sailor, a vacationer, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of life on the water.
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| Price | $179,000 | $199,000 | $145,000 | $249,000 | $260,000 | $289,000 |
| Location | Saint Augustine | Saint Augustine | West Palm Beach | Bradenton Beach | Palm Coast | Vero Beach |
| Nominal Length | 38' | 38' | 57' | 42' | 38' | 38' |
| Beam | 21' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Draft | 4' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | Twin Yanmar | Yanmar | Volvo | Yanmar | Yanmar | Yanmar |
| Total Engine Power | 30 hp | 29 hp | 75 hp | 75 hp | 29 hp | 29 hp |
| Days on Market | 2 | 523 | 206 | 121 | 236 | 292 |
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CAMACHEE COVE MARINA, 3036B HARBOR DRIVE, ST. AUGUSTINE, FL, 32084
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