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Lazzara LPC 300 (2025-)

2 x 650-hp Volvo D8 IPS

Lazzara LPC 300 on the water
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Brief Summary

Taking all that catamaran design is known for, including a stable platform, fuel efficiency, outstanding handling in close quarters situations, and carrying an impressive beam fully forward, the Lazzara LPC 300 adds to that its own special use of space and the luxury and elegance the brand is so well-known for.

From top to bottom, and from bow to stern, the Lazzara LPC 300 presents a crossroads yacht, one which combines a sensible approach to designing and engineering large boat features into one with a 70-foot LOA with an impressive 29-foot beam, and one which will surround and indulge its owners and their guests in refined comfort as they travel. 

Specifications

Length Overall 70'
21.38 m
Beam 29'
8.85 m
Draft 4' 9"
1.45 m
Fuel Capacity 1,370 gal
5,200 L
Water Capacity 580 gal
2,200 L

Engine Options

Std. Power 2 x 650-hp Volvo D8 IPS
Opt. Power 2 x 1350-hp Volvo D13 IPS

See Her This Fall

New Boat: Lazzara LPC 300

by Capt. Ken Kreisler

The Launch

The coming out party for the Lazzara LPC 300 will be held at this coming Cannes Yacht Festival in September and the excitement and anticipation is building every day. 

Notable features include an expanded aft deck and platform, and which functions as a ‘beach club’, courtesy of an amazing 29-foot beam, one whose breadth is an ongoing theme and which affects all the space in both the exterior and interior spaces aboard the LPC 300 as it is carried fully forward. In excess of 300m²/3,200ft² of functional space to work with, the result is a blank canvas on which to create luxurious surroundings for any owner’s needs and vision.

Lazzara LPC 300 overhead view on the water

Each deck takes full advantage of the LPC 300's dimensions, affording owners and guests of many opportunities for entertaining and cruising. Note the starboard terrace servicing the owner’s stateroom as well the expansive deck space all around.

Lazzara LPC 300 rendering of the main deck layout

As shown here in this rendering of the main deck, even with a tender stowed on the end of the swim platform, there is still a large amount of room provided for entertaining with seats to port and starboard as well as tables for dining. The salon features opposing couches with a dedicated dining space with seating for 10. A centrally located atrium here, above the galley, also adds to the volume. The lower helm is forward and to starboard and the bow, again with the yachts’ 29-foot beam carried fully forward, offers spacious seating.

Lazzara LPC 300 rendering of the expansive bridge deck layout

The expansive bridge deck offers space for a hot tub, bbq, seating, bar, dining for 10, plenty of storage space, and a centerline helm forward.

Lazzara LPC 300 rendering of the accommodations deck layout

The accommodations deck offers four guest staterooms, each with ensuite bathrooms. The owner’s amidships, full-beam stateroom has private access to the aft deck ‘beach club’ space along with the starboard terrace and en suite head. Found on this deck ,as well as throughout the LPC 300, is outstanding storage space for those extended and longer times away from your home dock.

Lazzara LPC 300 rendering of the private quarters deck layout

A pair of private quarters for the crew, each with en suite heads and plenty of storage space. For the hands-on owner/operators, this space can be used as additional berths – which likely will be needed -- or more storage space if needed.

A Look Inside

Given the expansive interior volume, the design and engineering teams had lots of space to work with. The result is not only a luxurious interpretation of what is needed for a cruising yacht, but the ability to prepare décor, fabrics, finishes, and accessories according to each owners’ needs.

Lazzara LPC 300 main deck salon with oversized windows

Here, in the main deck salon, surrounded by oversized windows and light fabrics and accessories, offset by dark wood highlights, is a wide-ranging entertaining space.

Lazzara LPC 300 large salon seating area

Located amidships in the salon is this sizeable seating area affording amazing views of the passing scenery.

Lazzara LPC 300 galley with wide open spaces and spacious countertops

The galley, to port and aft of the seating area, offers wide open spaces with spacious counters, storage, deep sink, and induction stove top, all this to create everything from a light snack to an elegant, sit-down dining experience.

Lazzara LPC 300 full-beam owner's stateroom

The amidships, full-beam owner's stateroom, here seen with the glass sliding doors leading to the starboard terrace, presents an elegant space befitting of the Lazzara LPC 300.

Lazzara LPC 300 guest stateroom with full length closets

The guest staterooms, located to port and starboard, and each with en suite heads, are mirror images of one another and offer full length closets and light and airy surroundings.

Lazzara LPC 300 guest stateroom with large side windows

Each of the guest staterooms offer large side windows.

Lazzara LPC 300 hallway to the staterooms

The hallway to the staterooms, while presenting an elegant passageway, also takes advantage of the space provided with great headroom and wide access.

Euro Marine Shipyards

Any boat or yacht is only as good as the place and personnel who build it and the Lazzara LPC 300, along with all Lazzara Yachts, is built at the Antalya Free Zone Turkish shipyard of the Euro Marine Group Ltd., a company known for its expert and skilled workforce and forward thinking approach to yacht design and construction. Founded in 2014, Euro Marine acquired Lazzara in late 2018 and with its fully integrated abilities, is able to customize each yacht it builds to create a personal statement of ownership. 

Capable of handling yacht construction up to 215 feet/65 meters, the shipyards’ cavernous Build Hall features a climate controlled resin storage and mixing room, separate plumbing and electrical shops, dedicated bulkhead and deck lamination space with in-floor heating for vacuum bagging and infusion, and post-curing. Its overhead bridge crane has an 11-ton capacity and its launching equipment includes 350- and 2000-metric ton trailers as well as a 2000-metric ton synchro lift. 

Along with its superyacht approach to interior design, joinery and finishing, critical and electrical systems, and all the other myriad components and functions that go into the finished product, the yard also features an in-house design studio and specialized technology and analytics departments.

Power for the Cat

Her standard power includes a pair of 650-hp Volvo D8 IPS inboard diesels, with and optional package of 1350-hp D13 IPS inboard diesels. 

Lazzara LPC 300 at night on the water

Remember, life is better, and often more elegant, on a boat!