Lagoon 55

Nora F.2026-08-10

The best seat kept changing. Bow lounge first, then flybridge, then back to the cockpit when everyone gathered. I liked that there was no single place you had to be. A spacious, sociable boat for a day with friends.

Hannah S.2026-07-17

What stood out was the amount of daylight, both in the saloon and out on deck. I enjoyed being able to move between the shaded cockpit and the open bow area during the pauses. Four stars from me because I tend to prefer smaller boats, though the extra room suited our friends beautifully.

My brother claimed a place in the bow lounge almost immediately. The rest of us settled aft, and later we all came inside for a while. That simple choice of spaces made the Lagoon work for our family. There was no need to organise every minute; being together on the water was enough.

Some of us wanted to chat all afternoon; others wanted a quiet seat and the view. The separate lounging areas made that surprisingly easy. I was happiest near the bow. This is the sort of spacious boat I would choose for a mixed group, especially when the day is more about company than a packed itinerary.

The saloon was the detail I appreciated most. Even when we came inside for a while, the large windows kept the water in view, so it still felt like being part of the day. Outside, there were several comfortable places to sit. The change between the two made the hours feel wonderfully unhurried.

A wonderfully relaxed private day on the Lagoon in Cascais. Plenty of room to settle into the shade, enjoy the sea breeze and watch the coastline drift by. The sheltered seating and open deck made it easy to move between quiet conversation and the views. A lovely, unhurried way to spend the day together.

The Pardo worked well for us because we wanted a compact, open boat with a comfortable shaded place to sit. I especially liked the connection between the cockpit and the surrounding water. It would not be my choice for a day spent mostly inside, but that was never the kind of outing we were looking for.

The flybridge is the reason I would choose this boat again. Being above the main deck gave the coastal views a wonderful sense of space. I spent less time on the foredeck than expected because I was so content upstairs. A good fit if your idea of a treat is watching the sea with a small group.

Ines F.2026-08-20

The shaded cockpit won me over. We could talk comfortably, look towards the coast and move to the bow for a different view during a pause. Stylish, simple and very much an outdoor boat. Just right for our little group.

Nora F.2026-08-10

The best seat kept changing. Bow lounge first, then flybridge, then back to the cockpit when everyone gathered. I liked that there was no single place you had to be. A spacious, sociable boat for a day with friends.

We left the busy part of our holiday behind as soon as we settled around the cockpit table. Looking towards Cascais from the water gave familiar places a new outline. I particularly liked the open sides and simple seating arrangement. Nothing distracted from the conversation or the view, which was just what we had hoped for.

From the waterline feel of the cockpit to the wider view on the flybridge, the Azimut gave us several ways to enjoy the same coast. We did not need a busy programme. A few good conversations, some photographs and time outside were enough to make it one of the nicest days of our stay.

Celia N.2026-07-27

I enjoyed the feeling of being close to the water without having to keep changing decks. The cockpit was our base, with the bow offering another place to relax. This is very much my idea of a boat for a fine-weather coastal outing. I would choose it again for a small, easygoing group.

Hannah S.2026-07-17

What stood out was the amount of daylight, both in the saloon and out on deck. I enjoyed being able to move between the shaded cockpit and the open bow area during the pauses. Four stars from me because I tend to prefer smaller boats, though the extra room suited our friends beautifully.

The light blue hull caught my eye, but the practical layout was what I appreciated during the day. The shaded cockpit table gave us a natural meeting place, and the open foredeck was lovely during the pauses. Everything about our outing felt focused on enjoying the water and the company rather than filling every minute.

We were six friends with quite different ideas about relaxing. Two loved the foredeck, I preferred the flybridge, and the cockpit became our meeting point. That variety made the day easy. I particularly liked that coming inside did not mean losing the view, thanks to the saloon windows along both sides.

My brother claimed a place in the bow lounge almost immediately. The rest of us settled aft, and later we all came inside for a while. That simple choice of spaces made the Lagoon work for our family. There was no need to organise every minute; being together on the water was enough.

Tessa L.2026-07-03

I loved having somewhere to sit forward and simply look out. Later, the shaded cockpit was where we gathered and caught up properly. The Pardo gave us those two very different moods in a compact boat. We did not need elaborate extras; the coast, the light and a few friends made the outing special.

There were four of us, which felt like a nice number for the way we used the boat. We could talk around the cockpit table and still have someone relaxing forward. I prefer a little more indoor space on longer outings, but for an open-air coastal day this layout made perfect sense.

I am usually more interested in the people than the boat, but I noticed how naturally we gathered in the cockpit. There was a good view behind us and an easy connection to the saloon. The flybridge was a welcome change of scene. A pleasant choice for a group that wants time to talk.

Some of us wanted to chat all afternoon; others wanted a quiet seat and the view. The separate lounging areas made that surprisingly easy. I was happiest near the bow. This is the sort of spacious boat I would choose for a mixed group, especially when the day is more about company than a packed itinerary.

Nadia W.2026-06-09

Cascais looked lovely from the water, but I also enjoyed the quieter moments when there was nothing particular to point out. The boat has a clean, open feel that makes those moments work. We took turns relaxing forward and sitting in the cockpit, then came back with more memories than a phone full of photographs.

Marta E.2026-06-04

The Azimut had the combination I was hoping for: somewhere open to enjoy the sea air and a proper saloon when we wanted to sit inside. We moved between the two during the day and never felt tied to one spot. For our small family group, that flexibility was the best part of the boat.

We thought we would spend the whole outing at the bow, but the shaded table in the cockpit kept drawing us back. It was a comfortable place for a conversation with the coast in the background. The Pardo suited our group of five well and made a few hours away feel pleasantly uncomplicated.

The saloon was the detail I appreciated most. Even when we came inside for a while, the large windows kept the water in view, so it still felt like being part of the day. Outside, there were several comfortable places to sit. The change between the two made the hours feel wonderfully unhurried.

Leila H.2026-05-16

We chose this boat because we wanted to spend our time outdoors, and that was its strongest point for me. The T-top gave the cockpit a welcome patch of shade, while the bow sunpad had a more open feel. I would pick it for a small group that is happy with a straightforward day on the water.

Lina W.2026-05-11

Our group spent most of its time around the aft cockpit, with occasional trips upstairs for the view. The arrangement worked well for conversation and never felt formal. I would probably choose fewer hours next time, simply because I prefer shorter outings, but the boat was a comfortable setting for a day with friends.

I liked the Pardo before boarding, and liked it more once we were settled in the cockpit. There is a pleasing simplicity to the layout: a shaded place to gather and an open bow area for relaxing. We spent the day looking back towards the coast and enjoying being away from the streets for a while.

Maeve C.2026-04-22

Four friends, one shaded table, phones mostly forgotten. That was our Pardo outing. We watched Cascais from the cockpit, wandered forward during a pause and ended up back at the table talking about everything except work. I liked how open the boat felt: the sea was always part of the conversation. It is a lovely choice when the group is small and the plan is simply to enjoy being outside.

A wonderfully relaxed private day on the Lagoon in Cascais. Plenty of room to settle into the shade, enjoy the sea breeze and watch the coastline drift by. The sheltered seating and open deck made it easy to move between quiet conversation and the views. A lovely, unhurried way to spend the day together.