When Your Vision Sets Sail
Purchasing a vessel exceeding 65 feet represents much more than acquiring a boat — it is fundamentally about designing a lifestyle. Aube Corbeil Marine collaborates with visionary owners pursuing extended voyages, seasonal relocations between Mediterranean and Caribbean waters, luxury charter ventures, or permanent residence at sea. The portfolio includes the Lagoon SIXTY 5 / SIXTY 7, Lagoon EIGHTY 2 and Lagoon EIGHTY 3, where customization becomes both strategically significant and deeply personal.
From Vision to Delivery
Each project commences through meaningful dialogue. Consider a recently retired couple: Mediterranean summers and Caribbean winters, accommodations for extended family, long-range self-sufficiency, and contemporary aesthetic refinement, while exploring selective charter possibilities. Customization transcends merely selecting options — it harmonizes three elements: intended yacht utilization, planned cruising destinations, and desired onboard experience.
1 · Interior Layout: Designing for Lifestyle
On 65’+ Lagoon yachts, interior configuration establishes the foundational framework: full-width owner suites, four-to-six cabin designs optimizing charter potential, independent crew accommodation, flexible office or lounge conversions, enhanced bathrooms with separate showers, and dedicated long-term cruising storage. Layout decisions substantially influence resale appeal, operational versatility, and daily comfort.
2 · Interior Design & Finishes
Larger Lagoon models deliver finishing standards rivaling luxury motor yachts: diverse wood finishes (light oak, walnut, satin), premium leather and upholstery, individualized color schemes, quartz or stone surfaces, atmospheric LED lighting, and premium galley equipment with wine storage. The salon becomes genuine entertaining territory; the galley accommodates professional culinary preparation. We coordinate interior aesthetics with exterior soft furnishings for a unified yacht identity.
3 · Technical & Performance
Vessels of this magnitude demand critical technical decisions: enhanced engine configurations, sophisticated navigation systems, lithium batteries, extended solar, high-capacity watermakers, generator upgrades, integrated smart monitoring, and stabilization (particularly valuable on the EIGHTY 2). Extended-range cruising requires careful examination of power management, redundancy, foreign maintenance access, and worldwide component availability — luxury without sacrificing dependability.
4 · Exterior Living
Large Lagoon catamarans place outdoor experience at the center of their appeal: expanded flybridges with wet bars, outdoor cooking stations, jacuzzi features, hydraulic swim platforms, tender garages, and hardtop or reinforced shade. Every selection influences weight distribution and sailing characteristics — strategic consideration is indispensable.
5 · Private Ownership vs. Charter
A 70-foot catamaran configured for family exploration differs substantially from one optimized for charter. Private use favours owner-suite prominence, bespoke finishing, maximum autonomy and personal value; a charter program favours balanced guest cabins, resilient materials, operational efficiency and financial return. We build forward-looking resale positioning into every configuration.
Customization Is About Coherence, Not Complexity
A substantial Lagoon is a floating residence, a worldwide cruising instrument, a lifestyle investment and a transferable legacy asset. Genuine value emerges not from maximizing options — but from harmony between lifestyle objectives, operational capability and enduring purpose. Whether your priorities are private cruising, selective charter, or worldwide exploration, our team is ready to guide every phase. Your vision merits a vessel built specifically around it.