KAJIKIA Lagoon 77 | From EUR€ 55,000 /wk

Sailing yacht KAJIKIA is a 23.84m (78' 3") luxury Lagoon 77 catamaran, built in 2022 with naval architecture by VPLP, exterior design by Patrick le Quement and interiors by Nauta Design. She can accommodate up to eight guests in four cabins looked after by a professional crew of four.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF KAJIKIA: ~Elegant and refined design ~Effortless living on board ~Open floor plans ~Air conditioning ~WiFi

EXTERIOR
Her massive flybridge creates impressive sociable space and connects seamlessly with the aft cockpit and forward lounge with trampolines.

The foredeck sunken lounge is directly accessible from the main deck and the salon, giving outstanding, uninterrupted views. The addition of two trampolines creates a wonderful relaxing space.

The covered flybridge is the perfect spot to hang out with the captain at his helm station, enjoy a leisurely al fresco lunch or simply sit back and take in the view.

For the very best experience aboard this wide sailing catamaran guests should head to the main deck aft cockpit where dining, lounging and waters-edge action are all up for grabs.

KAJIKIA Specifications

Type/Year:	Lagoon 77/2022
Refit:
Beam:	11.00m (36' 1")
L.O.A.:	23.84m (78' 3")
Crew:	4

Guests:	8
Max Speed:	10 knots
Cabins:	4
Engines:	2 x John DEERE N5 - 230 H
Cruise Speed:	7 knots

Builder/Designer:	Vplp And Nauta Design, Lagoon
Locations:	Windward Islands, Western Mediterranean, THE MEDITERRANEAN, THE CARIBBEAN, Sicily, Sardinia, Monaco, Leeward Islands, Italy, French Riviera, Corsica

INTERIOR
The main salon is a light filled haven for guests who want to stay out of the sun or wind. The surrounding windows and forward and aft doors create offer far reaching views and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. The neutral décor is evident in the starboard side lounge and port dining room.

The guest accommodation is in both port and starboard hulls.

Yacht Charter Accommodation

The fabulous master suite is located in the port side hull and features luxury ensuite, walk in wardrobe and the added benefit of a fold out private balcony. There are three additional double cabins (some convertible to twin) all with the added privacy of ensuite bathroom facilities.

Charter Amenities and Extras

~ Semi-rigid tender Highfield 5 meters with Yamaha 100 HP ~ Aft hydraulic passerelle ~ Aft inflatable pontoon sea raft ~ 1 Wing foil with extra sails ~ 2 Water-ski adult (bi & mono) ~ 1 Wakeboard ~ 1 Seabob F5S ~ 2 Sea scooters Navbow ~ 1 Electric surf ~ 3 Inflatable SUPs ~ 1 Two seats inflatable Kayak ~ 1 Towing ring: 1 Jobsea ESTA for 3 ~ 1 Waterproof Go Pro ~ 1 Drone ~ Noddles ~ Snorkeling equipment for 8 Guests ~ RDV diving only, arranged on request ~ Fishing equipment with 3 rods, fishing lures and belts ~ Various parlour games

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KAJIKIA Enquiry

EUR€ 55,000 - 69,000/wk

US$ 60,000 - 82,800/wk

"People more and more are realizing the advantage of the multi-hull platform for cruising. It’s stable, it offers a lot of space, and it goes fast" - "The success of a boat, of a design, is really tied to the relationship you have with a customer. The best yachts that we have designed were also nice human relationships. That’s been true since the beginning. When you get on very well with people, you feel better about what they really like, how they will sail, how they will enjoy the boat, and that proximity leads to a boat naturally that you like." - Marc Van Peteghem (and Vincent Lauriot-Prévost) founded VPLP which is responsible for designing the world's most innovative racing boats and largest luxury catamarans.

Luxury yacht KAJIKIA