Sea Ray Laguna 21 Specs and Review [Video]

Manufactured in the ‘90s, the Laguna 21 CC was a 21-foot Sea Ray center console boat. She utilized a deep-V fiberglass hull and single 2-stroke Mercury outboard engine packages.

Sea Ray offered the Laguna 21 with dual console and walkaround architectures as well.

But in this post, we’ll review the center console variant and her factory specifications.

Sea Ray Laguna 21 CC Review

Hull and Top Deck

Sea Ray introduced the Laguna 21 CC as the mid-range model in the deservedly popular Laguna center console series.

Her closest family members included the 18-foot Laguna 18 and the 27-foot Laguna 27.

These models came in different sizes but shared the same deck architecture and most features.

In terms of dimensions, the overall length of the Laguna 21 was 20 feet 10 inches, which extended to 22 feet 8 inches with the standard bow pulpit.

Fitted with a standard engine package and features, the advertised dry weight of the boat was 2,670 pounds.

Considering the weight of a matching trailer, 70 gallons of fuel, and 13 gallons of fresh water, the trailering weight was around 4,500 pounds without any gear.

Depending on the amount of gear and options, this could easily translate into a gross weight of 5,000-6,000 pounds.

The 21 shared its center console floorplan with her 18-foot sibling but in a slightly larger version.

This interior layout included a solid center console with dual swivel helm seats, an optional T-top Bimini shade, storage lockers, a splash guard, a plexiglass windshield, grab rails, and an informative dashboard.

The latter enclosed the most important analog gauges, a switch panel, a compass, and an optional VHF radio.

Fitted with a seat cushion and a back bolster, the removable cooler offered some extra seating.

Fishermen valued the abundance of recessed rod racks, rod holders, dual drained forward fish boxes, the sink with a cutting board, an integral transom well, and dual port/starboard bail wells.

At the stern, you also had dual transom doors, an integral transom well, and a swim platform with a retractable ladder.

A self-bailing fiberglass cockpit floor, cockpit and navigation lights, grab rails, removable vinyl bolsters, mooring cleats, and eyelets all came standard.

Besides the aforementioned T-top canvas and VHF radio, other optional features included console and helm seat covers, live baitwell system, hour meter, audio system, seawater wash down, dual batteries, bow cushions, and an auxiliary motor bracket came as options.

Engines and Performance

Unlike her larger siblings, the Laguna 21 was exclusively available with single outboard engine packages.

These offerings included a standard 2-stroke 150hp and an optional 225hp Mercury outboard motor.

Featuring a 2.4L V6 powerhead, the latter cruised the boat in the mid-30s and hit a top-end speed of 45-46 mph.

The hull’s high freeboard and deep-V profile offered great comfort and protection from the elements while the wide beam provided great stability.

Specifications

The factory specifications of the 1992-1997 Sea Ray Laguna 21 were as follows:

Overall Length	20’ 10”
w/Std. Bow Pulpit	22’ 8”
Beam	8’ 0”
Draft (stern drive down)	30”
Draft (stern drive up)	12”
Dry Weight	2,670 lb.
Fuel Capacity	70 gal.
Water Capacity optional	13 gal.
Standard Engine	150hp Mercury outboard
Opt. Engine	220hp Mercury outboard

Disclaimer: Specifications in this chart are for informational purposes only. For further information, please refer to the operator’s manual.

Takeaways

Often referred to as the Laguna 21 CC, the Sea Ray Laguna 21 Center Console was a popular 21-foot fishing boat in the mid-’90s.

This solid and carefully engineered vessel built her reputation on durability and reliability.

Interestingly, Sea Ray marketed the same model in dual console and walkaround configurations as well.

Built on a deep-V fiberglass hull, the 21 CC’s traditional center console top deck layout was available with a plethora of standard and optional features, many of which were designed with fishing adventures in mind.

Despite their age, you can still find many of these classic boats running on the water.

If you are considering buying one, you can find many Laguna 21 CCs for sale on Craigslist, FB Marketplace, eBay, and boat classifieds.

Depending on their age, condition, and engine package, their asking prices range between $10,000 and $25,000.