The styling of Lagoon’s 63 Motor Yacht suggests seakeeping ability and long range. This is good, but even better, she doesn’t need stabilizers, and has more interior volume than a monohull of the same length. Unmistakably Lagoon 63 carries the builder’s trademark upright superstructure with a certain amount of pride. Flying in the face of current trends toward dramatic curves, severely raked windshields and side windows shaped like a scalpel’s blade, the vertical windows of the 630’s superstructure allowed Lagoon 63 to expand the useful space to the edges of the house. The shape of this structure, plus the shading from the overhangs above the windows and over the afterdeck, ease the burden of regulating the temperature inside the saloon.