2026 Further Customs Laguna 330

Step aboard the Laguna 330 and you’ll notice how much “little stuff” it swallows up—dive bags, dock carts worth of groceries, beach chairs, pet gear—without feeling cluttered. The squared-off bow gives you usable space right up front, handy for a cooler or anchor crate, and the wide stance makes loading from a low dock or swim step feel calm, even with a bit of chop on the beam. The interior freeboard is generous for an inflatable this size, so kids and dogs stay comfortably inside the tubes. When you’re done for the day, the boat breaks down into components that one person can manage, and the durable fabrics are forgiving of sandy feet, sunblock, and daily harbor abuse.

In this cruising ground, where you’re constantly shuttling between moorings, raft-ups, rocky beaches, and crowded dinghy docks, the Laguna 330 hits a sweet spot. Its catamaran stance makes it easy to nose up to rough or uneven shoreline without feeling tippy while you step off with bags in hand. The shallow draft lets you sneak in close for beach drops, yet the hull tracks straight for longer runs across open harbor fetch. Because it’s happy with either a compact gas outboard or a quiet electric, you can match it to local noise and wake expectations, and still have enough punch to run multiple trips without feeling underpowered.