The new Lazzara LPC 300 will have its world premiere at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival.
The catamaran measures 70ft (21.5m) and has a 29ft (8.9m) beam, which Lazzara says makes it the industry’s first patented full-beam lower deck layout.
Features of the new LPC 300 include 3,200sqft (300sqms) of living space, including five staterooms, a flybridge, and a beach club.
At the core of the LPC 300 is Lazzara’s patented flat-deck architecture, which connects the twin hulls to create a full-beam lower deck, providing space for a Master Suite, with its private balcony and direct beach club access.
Our patented full-beam lower deck is the heart of the LPC 300 and a true game-changer for catamaran design.
David Galante
In addition, Lazzara has included it’s patented integrated sea chest system, which eliminates the need for traditional through-hulls.
This design has been developed to improve reliability, simplify maintenance, and enhance long-term performance.
“Our patented full-beam lower deck is the heart of the LPC 300 and a true game-changer for catamaran design,” explained David Galante, executive vice president of Lazzara Yachts.
“Combined with innovations like our patented sea chest system and an expansive beach club, this yacht delivers a level of luxury and practicality that exceeds expectations in this size range.”
Patented innovations
Deniz Diduk, marketing director of Lazzara Yachts, added: “The LPC 300 is designed for those who want every moment on the water to feel exceptional.
“From its patented innovations to its superyacht-inspired spaces, it’s a yacht that offers luxury without limits.”
The beach club spans the entire aft section of the lower deck, providing access to the water with multiple entry points, oversized sunpads, a lounge area, and direct private access from the master suite.
On the flybridge is a custom hot tub, round al fresco dining table suitable for up to ten prople, an outdoor galley with grill, and lounges.
Full-beam layout
On the main deck is a panoramic salon with 4m sliding glass doors that open for a 3m span, formal dining for ten, and an aft lounge with sea views.
Along with the patented full-beam layout on the lower deck, there are five staterooms, including the master suite, four ensuite guest cabins, and a full-beam galley with crew mess.
The catamaran provides accommodation for up to four crew.
The LPC 300 is equipped with twin Volvo Penta IPS 1350 engines, providing a cruising speed of 16 knots, a top speed of 21 knots, and a 400-nautical-mile range.
The catamaran is built using E-glass and epoxy resin.
Cannes Yachting Festival takes place from 9 – 14 September 2025.
