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Sanctuary Cove Int'l Boat Show - Lagoon popular with attendees

by Cheryl Stanton on 30 May 2013
Lagoon 39 Nicolas Claris
At the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, with the numbers slightly up, the Lagoon Display (Lagoon 400s2 and Lagoon 450) was very popular with the attendees.

The current models of Lagoon had stronger than expected results.

Lagoon 52 © Nicolas Claris
Lagoon 52 © Nicolas Claris

Vicsail is proud to announce that the first Lagoon 52 was sold in Australia at the Sanctuary Cove Boat Show and will be on display next year. Her little sister, the Lagoon 39 is currently on a ship making her way to Sydney for her Australian début at Sydney Boat Show. She is the 100th Lagoon imported into Australia. We will be celebrating her arrival at Sydney Boat Show August 1-5.

We would like to thank our owners who joined us for a drink on the Lagoon 450. It is great to reconnect with everyone and look forward to a great Sydney Show.

The Lagoons that will be displayed at the Sydney International Boat Show will be:

Lagoon 400s2 –Début
Lagoon 450
Lagoon 39—Début

J’adore Mon Lagoon!

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