Lagoon EIGHTY 3 Joins Monaco's Superyacht Fleet at 24.97m

Lagoon's EIGHTY 3 joins the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 catalogue at 24.97 metres, placing the catamaran above Superyacht Guide's 24-metre fleet threshold. The organiser lists the 2026 vessel at berth C28, adding a multihull perspective to a fleet dominated by conventional motor yachts.

A 24.97-metre place in the fleet

The official show entry records a length of 24.97 metres, an 11-metre beam and a draught of 1.9 metres. Those dimensions explain why the catamaran's usable deck width differs markedly from that of many single-hull yachts of comparable length.

Lagoon presented the model at Quai Chicane as part of its 2026 Monaco participation. The organiser calls it a catamaran and attributes construction to Lagoon, while the show listing should not be rewritten as evidence of a separate new sale or delivery.

The significance of the beam

An 11-metre beam gives the arrangement a notably wide footprint for a yacht under 25 metres long. That can influence how designers distribute guest lounges, exterior seating, tender access and the relationship between the main deck and the water.

The builder stresses the scope for personalisation rather than prescribing one immutable interior for every owner. An individual yacht's final configuration, equipment and available capacity therefore depend on the contract and technical specification, not on a standard publicity image alone.

Where the yacht belongs editorially

At 24.97 metres, the EIGHTY 3 belongs in the Superyacht Guide fleet rather than the Luxury Yacht Guide's strictly sub-24-metre directory. The show list also includes other multihulls, which allows the format to be compared without treating sail and motor catamarans as identical markets.

This length distinction is especially important around the 24-metre boundary, where models in neighbouring product families can fall on opposite sides. The reported 24.97 metres is the organiser's stated length, not a rounded category label that can be changed for convenience.

A show appearance, not an invented milestone

The 2026 Monaco listing identifies the vessel and its berth during the September event. It does not by itself establish that a new owner accepted delivery on the publication date, nor does it give an official sale price for this report.

This account records the exhibition and the dimensional facts, while leaving any later contract or production update to a dated builder statement. The hero is Lagoon's official EIGHTY 3 model image, not a photograph claimed to have been taken at berth C28.

Official sources: www.monacoyachtshow.com. This report preserves the dated distinction between a show appearance, a completed milestone and a planned future delivery.