The Lagoon 50 catamaran offers some thoughtful and innovative features such as convenient access to the aft cockpit through two low transom steps and an aft cockpit that is equipped with a galley that includes countertops for food and drink preparation, a sink, a refrigerator, and bottle holders. 

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The Lagoon 50 catamaran boasts a spacious flybridge with a helm station. This area not only provides a separate recreational space but also offers storage space behind it. The helm seat at the station is large enough to accommodate up to 4 people, including the helmsperson. The station is made comfortable with triple sun beds and back and knee rests behind the helm seat. While the helm offers good visibility for navigation, the view directly behind the steering wheel may be obstructed by the mast.

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The helm station features an optimally angled dashboard equipped with a B&G multifunction display and autopilot, among other instruments. The lines and self-tacking jib sheets are managed with three Harken winches. Additionally, there are three integrated sheet bins to handle the sheets, a halyard, and an electric drum to manage the continuous traveler sheet.​

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The salon of the Lagoon 50 is a comfortable living space that seamlessly connects with the cockpit. It provides ample room for entertaining guests or hosting a party. Covered with a hard-top Bimini, the saloon features a U-shaped sofa with a dining table and a fully-equipped chart table. The characteristic Lagoon vertical windows surround the saloon, offering a panoramic view while maintaining a comfortable temperature inside.​

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The L-shaped galley is accessed through a sliding door and features a four-burner gas stove, a gas oven, a fully integrated sink with storage cupboards, shelves, drawers, and lockers. The galley is equipped with a 190-liter stainless steel drawer fridge. Positioned between the living space and the cockpit, the galley provides ample space for multiple people to prepare food without getting in each other's way. It also offers sufficient storage for food and drinks. A window opens from the galley into the forward cockpit, allowing for easy serving of drinks and other items.