Aboard the 2022 Lagoon 42: Twin‑hulled comfort for Miami’s open water

MIAMI CATAMARAN FIELD GUIDE

Aboard the 2022 Lagoon 42: Twin‑hulled comfort for Miami’s open water

A modern 42' Lagoon catamaran charter in Miami that sleeps eight and comes equipped with a full galley, GPS/autopilot and required safety gear — this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.

Aboard the 2022 Lagoon 42: Twin‑hulled comfort for Miami’s open water.

Duration
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Location
Miami
Operator
Superior Charters & Yacht Sales
Category
Catamaran
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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On a 42‑foot Lagoon catamaran out of Miami, the sea becomes functional luxury: four cabins and berths for eight, a fully equipped galley and navigation electronics let an experienced crew turn days at sea into extended, capable passages. Superior Charters & Yacht Sales outfits the 2022 boat with Coast Guard safety gear and modern systems so the focus stays on sailing rather than scrambling for basics.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Room for eight in four private cabins
THE BOAT

Room for eight in four private cabins

The Lagoon 42 (2022) is arranged for comfort: four cabins, four heads and berths for eight guests. The 25'3" beam and twin‑hulled layout free up living space and a large cockpit for communal time while underway or at anchor.

A full galley and grilling setup
THE GALLEY

A full galley and grilling setup

Expect a fridge/freezer, microwave, a three‑burner propane stove with oven and an LP gas BBQ — the boat is provisioned for cooking aboard, though guests must supply food, linens and towels themselves.

Modern navigation and safety systems
THE NAVIGATION

Modern navigation and safety systems

Electronics include GPS chartplotter, autopilot, depth sounder and knotmeter; the vessel also carries required Coast Guard safety gear and an electric windlass for anchoring convenience.

What the day feels like

What the charter feels like

On deck the Lagoon 42 reads as a deliberate blend of performance and livability: a hard bimini and dodger for sheltered passages, furling headsail and conventional mainsail for straightforward sail handling, and onboard systems that let a competent crew focus on route and weather rather than rigging. The layout and utilities are scaled for multi‑day life aboard, provided you bring the personal linens, supplies and provisions the boat does not supply.

Room for eight in four private cabins

THE BOAT

Room for eight in four private cabins

The Lagoon 42 (2022) is arranged for comfort: four cabins, four heads and berths for eight guests. The 25'3" beam and twin‑hulled layout free up living space and a large cockpit for communal time while underway or at anchor.

A full galley and grilling setup

THE GALLEY

A full galley and grilling setup

Expect a fridge/freezer, microwave, a three‑burner propane stove with oven and an LP gas BBQ — the boat is provisioned for cooking aboard, though guests must supply food, linens and towels themselves.

Modern navigation and safety systems

THE NAVIGATION

Modern navigation and safety systems

Electronics include GPS chartplotter, autopilot, depth sounder and knotmeter; the vessel also carries required Coast Guard safety gear and an electric windlass for anchoring convenience.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this charter works for — and who should think twice.

1
Seasoned SailorsWell matched: the boat’s systems, sail plan and onboard electronics suit crews with recent catamaran or comparable‑sized vessel experience who can handle a bareboat charter.
2
First‑time Bareboat SkippersNot ideal without prior experience — the operator expects either ownership/experience on a similar vessel or a successful qualifying trip; prepare and submit your boating resume if you plan to skipper.
3
Families and Multi‑couple GroupsA good match for groups up to eight people seeking space and privacy, provided the skipper meets the charter requirements and the group supplies its own linens and provisions.
4
Provisions‑minded CruisersA practical choice for guests who can provision carefully: the galley and BBQ are fully equipped but beds, towels and food seasonings are not supplied, so plan gear and food accordingly.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Pack soft luggage only. Bring sleeping bags, pillows and towels; warm clothing, rain gear, sunscreen and insect repellent; motion‑sickness remedies, non‑marking deck footwear and a small flashlight. The boat does not provide bed linens, towels or food seasonings.

Logistics & Boarding

Complimentary boarding is available any time after 6:00 p.m. the night before your charter begins; confirm embarkation details with Superior Charters & Yacht Sales at booking.

Onboard provisions & equipment

The vessel includes refrigerator/freezer, microwave, stove/oven and an LP gas BBQ; it carries required Coast Guard safety gear and electronic navigation (GPS/chartplotter, autopilot, depth sounder). Guests must supply food, linens and towels.

Restrictions & prohibited items

Pets are not permitted. Only soft‑sided coolers are allowed on deck while sailing; tents and kayaks are not allowed aboard, and smoking is prohibited.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many people does the Lagoon 42 accommodate?

The boat has four cabins and berths for eight guests (sleeps eight) with four heads.

Are linens and towels provided?

No — boats are not equipped with bed linens, towels or food seasonings; guests must bring their own.

What are the bareboat skipper requirements?

Skippers must demonstrate recent charter experience aboard a similar vessel or ownership of a similar vessel; for this boat the Chartermaster requires a successful trip on the 40' Liberty or a boating resume that shows significant recent catamaran experience.

When can we board the boat before the charter?

Complimentary boarding is available any time after 6:00 p.m. the night before your charter begins.

Are pets or smoking allowed onboard?

Pets are not allowed, and smoking is not permitted aboard the vessel.

Can I bring a cooler or a kayak?

Only soft‑sided coolers are allowed aboard while sailing; kayaks are not allowed on the boats and may not be towed.

What onboard electronics and power options exist?

The boat is equipped with GPS chartplotter, autopilot, depth sounder and a stereo with Bluetooth; it does not have a generator or inverter and has no 12V outlets away from dock, only USB outlets in each cabin.