LADY M Yacht Charter

LADY M is a 2025 Lagoon 55, one of the newest examples of a design that picked up international recognition when it launched, including a British Yachting Award and an Oceanway China Yacht Award. The catamaran carries real design pedigree: naval architecture by VPLP, exterior lines by Patrick Le Quément, the designer who spent years shaping Renault's automotive lineup before turning to yachts, and interiors by Nauta Design. That combination shows in details most charter catamarans skip, including a reworked aft deck that removes the traditional stern beam entirely and opens the cockpit into what Lagoon calls a terrace over the sea.

Four cabins sleep up to eight guests overnight, with room for up to eleven aboard for day sailing, dining, and time at anchor. The flybridge carries twin helm stations and a dedicated lounge, while a hydraulic aft platform brings the swim deck level with the water for effortless access on and off the boat. Wide windows and overhead skylights keep the interior bright throughout the day, a deliberate design choice that sets this generation of Lagoon apart from older catamarans built around smaller, more enclosed cabins.

A crew of two runs LADY M along the Croatian coast, giving guests a genuinely current build, not a refit of an older hull, paired with one of the most decorated catamaran designs on the charter market today.

LADY M cruises Croatia.