After helping restore more than 5,000 corals in Indonesia, Lagoon is taking a new step in its partnership with Coral Guardian by supporting the Deep CORE project in Spain.
This initiative is guided by a shared ambition: to take concrete action to preserve marine ecosystems and the oceans that connect us all.
Copyright Coral Soul
October 21, 2026
For several years, Lagoon and Coral Guardian have shared a common belief: protecting the oceans requires taking concrete action on the ground.
Through this partnership, every Lagoon catamaran delivered helps fund coral reef restoration initiatives. This commitment has already helped restore more than 5,000 corals on the Hatamin reef in Indonesia, in the heart of the Coral Triangle, one of the world's richest marine biodiversity hotspots.
Today, this story continues in the Mediterranean. Lagoon is now supporting the Deep CORE project, led by Coral Guardian in collaboration with local association Coral Soul, in Punta de la Mona, on the Spanish coast.
This new milestone reflects Lagoon's determination to uphold its commitment over the long term, working closely with the ecosystems and the people dedicated to preserving them every day.
Located on the coast of Spain's Granada province, the Punta de la Mona area is home to exceptional marine biodiversity. Despite its protected status, this environment remains vulnerable to human activities, particularly abandoned fishing nets that damage the seabed and coral colonies.
To address these challenges, the Deep CORE (Deep Coral Restoration) project develops community-led marine conservation initiatives. Local teams collect damaged coral fragments and, when necessary, place them in underwater nurseries to support their recovery before transplanting them onto the seabed once they are ready.
The project focuses in particular on the Mediterranean golden coral, a threatened species about which scientific knowledge remains limited.
But restoring corals alone is not enough. Deep CORE also carries out seabed clean-up operations and raises awareness among local communities and visitors. The goal is to help ecosystems regenerate while fostering a shared commitment to their protection.
Because every coral matters, every action helps preserve a precious marine balance.
From Indonesia to Spain, Lagoon and Coral Guardian share the same ambition: to help preserve marine biodiversity and contribute to the vitality of coral ecosystems.
This new chapter with Deep CORE is a reminder that protecting the oceans is a collective endeavour, built over time through the dedication of associations, local teams, volunteers and everyone who loves the sea.
For Lagoon, sailing also means nurturing this precious connection with the marine environment and helping preserve it for future generations.
Discover the Deep CORE project in Spain and Coral Guardian's initiatives to restore coral ecosystems.
