Catamaran
Lagoon 40, KOWALSKI
Charter company Dream Yacht Charter
Length
11.74 m ⁄ 38.5 ft
Production year2022
Capacity12 persons
Basic Parameters
- Boat typeCatamaran
- Production year2022
- Capacity12 persons
- Cabins4
- No. of Showers4
- No. of Toilets4
- Length11.74 m
- Beam6.76 m
- Mainsail TypeFull batten
- Genoa TypeFurling / Roll
- Draught1.35 m
- Water tank capacity600 l
- Engine power90 hp
Comfort
- Plotter in cockpitYes
- FridgeYes
- Solar panelsYes
- DinghyYes
- Bow thrusterNo
- Baden platoNo
- SprayhoodNo
- Folding tableNo
- Bunk bedNo
- TeakNo
- GrillNo
- TVNo
- A/CNo
- HeatingNo
- Power generatorNo
Excluded charges
Mandatory
Refundable Security Deposit
4000.00 €
A refundable deposit is required at yacht pick-up and will be returned to you when the yacht is returned without damage.
Optional Services
RECOMMENDED
Cancellation Insurance
In case you have to cancel your payment, eg due to illness, quarantine, etc. Find out more.
RECOMMENDED
Travel Insurance
In case you fall ill, need medical attention or cause damage in a foreign country. Find out more.
Outboard engine
from 80 to 120 € per week
Only a limited number of charter companies offer an additional engine in the basic price, most of them do not. Ask our salesman about it, he can arrange the engine for you.
Professional Captain
Your captain will safely sail with you along a pre-determined route and you will relax and enjoy the views from the deck of the magnificent yacht.
Transfer
Let us take you from the airport or train station to the marina to your boat.
Early check-in
Don't wait until the evening to pick up your boat and get an extra day of vacation. Take over the boat in the early afternoon.
Paddle Board (SUP)
Have lots of fun with an inflatable paddleboard. We'll lend you a paddle and pump too.
Safety Net
Protect yourself and your children from falling overboard. We will not only lend you a safety net, but we will also install one on request.
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Yacht location on the map
Kotor, Port of Kotor, Kotor, Montenegro
Charter company Dream Yacht Charter
Frequently asked questions
- To charter a boat, a valid skipper's licence is required. If you don't have one, you have the option to rent the boat with a professional skipper. Simply indicate this when you make your booking enquiry, and we will be happy to match you with a qualified skipper.
- The answer to this question can be complex, as licensing requirements differ depending on the country where you plan to charter a boat. For instance, a licence that is accepted in one country may not be recognised in another. Additionally, some countries require that you hold a licence issued by your own country of residence. For a comprehensive understanding of the various types of skipper's licences and their international validity, please consult our Guide to International Skipper's Licences.
- Prices for additional services can be found on each boat's page. Under the Basic Parameters section you will find a link to detailed information. The price on our website does not include transit log, tourist tax and other additional services.
- You will confirm your reservation by first sending payment by the date indicated on the contract you receive from the dealer.
- Opting for EXTRA insurance lowers your deductible to only 10% of the deposit amount in case of a claim, as opposed to the 20% deductible with BASIC insurance. Additionally, EXTRA coverage includes insurance for secondary sails and liability protection. For a full breakdown of deposit insurance options, please refer to our detailed guide.
It's certainly not a requirement, however we always recommend cancellation insurance to our customers, especially when booking boats well in advance. Unexpected events have always complicated holidays and you risk forfeiting your funds. We've summarised 7 reasons why it pays to take out cancellation insurance.
- Check out more frequently asked questions about the booking process, payments and insurance, from captain's licenses to picking up your boat at the marina.
Lagoon 40
Smaller but very comfortable catamaran. Lagoon 40 is a stable two-hull sailing boat, on which you will enjoy plenty of comfort and sailing. Lagoons have quality sails, both the basic ones (mainsail and genoa) and the additional ones –gennaker.
Capacity and equipment
The boat is suitable for 6 to 12 people depending on the interior layout. The number of bathrooms (two to four) logically depends on the number of cabins. Lagoon 40 usually offers three to four cabins. The model is recommended especially for families with children. On the front lounging nets you will enjoy the sun and the beautiful views.
Where can you sail from?
With the Lagoon 40 you can sail to Croatia, Greece and Italy. A great alternative to these well-known but somewhat crowded destinations in high season is Montenegro, where the Lagoon 40 Kowalski or the Lagoon 40 Elanor are moored in the Balearic Islands. However, you can also visit exotic landscapes in search of this model – the Lagoon 40 Charrette catamaran in the British Virgin Islands, the Lady Gaby in the Bahamas or even explore the coast of Australia with the Lumiere.
Lagoon Shipyard
One of the world's most renowned catamaran shipyards emphasizes innovation and pioneering. At Lagoon, new catamaran models have not only been manufactured but also developed since 1984. The technicians here have also completed one really interesting commission: the trimarans that appeared in the 1995 Hollywood blockbuster film Waterworld.
Maximum comfort, impressive performance
Emphasis on spaciousness, comfort and a certain degree of luxury are the hallmarks of the brand's boats. Impressive at first glance, the design is never an end in itself, always designed to allow a natural connection between the interior and the exterior. The catamarans are equipped with the latest technology and smart devices such as an electricity generator, a drinking water maker or air conditioning. Ensuring the best possible quality of your stay on board is a priority. However, comfort is not at the expense of performance, Lagoon catamarans are always pleasantly "rideable".
The most popular models
The Lagoon brand is part of the Bénéteau Group. Among the most popular models of this shipyard are the Lagoon 450 or the larger Lagoon 52. Catamarans are generally very popular in Thailand, but those from the Lagoon brand enjoy a particularly good reputation among the wealthy clientele.
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Beneteau Group
Originally a French company, the group represents a large number of smaller companies involved in the shipping industry, including Jeanneau, Lagoon, Prestige, Excess... Founded in 1884 by Benjamin Bénéteau, the brand still has the hallmark ofa traditional family business, as it is still run by distant relatives of the founder. Today, it is a group of companies with an impressive portfolio.
Innovation and prestige
Beneteau prides itself on research and innovation. Their boats take part in the most prestigious yacht races around the world. For example, the Figaro model pioneered the use of foils in racing sailboats. They have a reputation as a true authority in the world of boat building. The fact that the best designers and architects in the world regularly apply for employment with this manufacturer is testament to its extraordinary prestige.
The most popular models
Beneteau's best-known brands include the cruiser Oceanis, the slightly sportier First and the sport-racing Figaro. Among the powerboats, the Flyer, Swift Trawler, Gran Turismo or Antares stand out. Most popular on the charter market are the Oceanis 38.1 for holiday cruising, the First 35 for regattas or sport cruising and the Antares 36 for fast motoring.