Leopard Catamarans For Sale

Some boat tours are staged. This one isn’t. Filmed on June 26 with a crew mate along as co-host, the walkthrough of S/V Cameo, a 2015 Leopard 48, is the kind of video that tells you more than a spec sheet ever could — because it’s the owner pointing out the things they actually changed after living aboard. A saloon set up for real life The tour opens at the large indoor dining table, which the owner candidly admits is “a little awkward to get around” at full size — so it’s normally kept in its smaller configuration, leaving a comfortable path around the settee.…

Filmed in June 2026 from a mooring ball at Dinner Key Marina in Miami, this walkthrough of S/V Cameo has the unmistakable feel of a boat that gets used. Broker Joe’s tour of the 2015 Leopard 48 skips the brochure language and instead points out the details that matter when there are guests, kids and gear aboard. Living space built for a crowd The saloon table is sized for eight to ten, and the owners report seating nine comfortably — useful context for anyone imagining family and friends piling on.…

Some walkthroughs sell a floor plan; this one sells a cruising plan. In a brisk tour of S/V Vela, a 2008 Leopard 40, the emphasis lands squarely on the systems that let a couple or family stay out longer — power, water, refrigeration and storage — rather than on cosmetics. Decks and ground tackle Boarding from the port side, the tour moves forward across a spacious foredeck with two storage lockers plus the anchor locker. Vela carries the older-style Leopard louvered steps, which make climbing to the coach roof and hardtop straightforward and secure.…

Some boat tours sell you a showroom. This one, filmed aboard S/V Dandelion, a 2002 Leopard 47 listed by John, shows you a catamaran that has been genuinely lived aboard — and adapted accordingly. The walkthrough starts on the sugar scoop and works forward and down, and almost every stop reveals a practical decision made by owners who cruise rather than daysail. Aft deck, davits and cockpit The tour opens with two dive bottle racks under waterproof covers and a removable dive rail for getting off the back of the boat.…

There are boat tours, and then there are boat tours delivered by someone who has already spent years tied up alongside the vessel in question. That is the situation with S/V La Vida Shred, a 2014 Leopard 48 now on the market, presented by Brandon of The Cruisers Company — who, along with Amber, cruised for four years with four kids and buddy-boated with this very catamaran across thousands of miles when she sailed under the name Exodus. “We spent many a nights hanging out back here, having conversations,” Brandon says from the aft cockpit, admitting the nostalgia is running high.…

Some cruising catamarans leave the factory ready for charter weeks; others get quietly reworked, season by season, by owners who actually live aboard. S/V Aloha, a 2013 Leopard 48, falls firmly into the second camp. In the walkthrough, Brandon Morse and Amber of The Cruisers Company set the tone straight away: the story here isn’t just the layout, it’s the upgrades. “Every space has been thoughtfully upgraded to make more space, more storage,” they explain, before promising a quick tour focused on the modifications that make the biggest difference when you’re anchored out and living on the hook.…

Few production catamarans have earned the bluewater credentials of the Leopard 46. Designed by Morelli & Melvin and built by Robertson & Caine, the platform has crossed oceans in the hands of both private owners and charter fleets for nearly two decades. In his walkthrough, Captain Will Miller of The Multihull Company introduces S/V Kostenfalle, a 2007 example that has been thoroughly reworked to meet the demands of modern, off-grid cruising. A Refit That Touches Nearly Everything Beginning in 2021, Kostenfalle underwent an extensive refit that reaches into the boat’s core systems.…

The Leopard 46 has earned its reputation as one of the most versatile owner-and-charter catamarans of its era, and this 2011 example — S/V Kindred Spirit — is being offered in South Florida by Conor Dugan of The Multihull Company. At 45 feet, she sits in a sweet spot for couples and families who want genuine bluewater capability without stepping up into the running costs of a 50-plus-foot platform. A Broker Who Knows the Boats In his introduction, Conor lays out a background that will resonate with anyone considering a serious cruising catamaran.…

When the Leopard 38 debuted in 2010, it earned Best Multihull Cruiser honors from both Sail Magazine and Cruising World. Designed by Morelli & Melvin and built by Robertson and Caine in South Africa, the model has aged into a favorite among owner-operators looking for a manageable, capable cruising cat. S/V WAY MAKER, currently lying in Deal, Maryland, is a thoughtfully updated example, and broker Bill Regan of Catamaran Central walks through her from bow to stern. On Deck The foredeck sets the tone: a newer roller-furling genoa, water tanks to starboard, anchor and windlass with bridle in the center, and a large port-side locker already plumbed for a generator should a future owner want to add one.…

Few mid-sized catamarans hit the sweet spot between comfort, stability, and passage-making performance quite like the Leopard 45 — and S/V Minowa, a 2020 owner’s-version hull now lying in Charleston, South Carolina, may be one of the more thoughtfully equipped examples on the water. In a walkthrough with YachtSite, broker Michael Wilson of The Multihull Company steps through a boat that has been methodically prepared for extended bluewater cruising, from her sail wardrobe down to her lithium bank. Sailing systems built for real miles Minowa carries a new North Sails mainsail alongside her genoa and an asymmetrical spinnaker flown from a retractable bowsprit — a useful trick in light air.…

The Leopard 40 has earned its reputation as one of the most livable cruising catamarans in its size class, and the 2020 S/V Kavalea represents the sought-after Owner’s Version layout — the configuration that trades a fourth cabin for a generous private owner’s suite spanning an entire hull. Listed by Michelle Ropiza, this five-year-old cat offers a compelling entry point into the Leopard family for couples or small families looking to cruise seriously without stepping up to a larger platform. The Owner’s Version Difference Where the standard Leopard 40 splits both hulls into guest cabins, the Owner’s Version dedicates the starboard hull to the owner: a queen island berth, a proper en-suite head with separate shower stall, and stowage that finally feels adequate for extended passages.…

Bill Regan of Catamaran Central welcomes us aboard S/V WHITE WINGS, a 2013 Leopard 48 lying just outside Annapolis, Maryland. In the walkthrough, he frames her as a well-outfitted and proven cruiser — a boat that has clearly been lived on, thought about, and steadily improved by an owner who understands what matters offshore. Deck and Cockpits The tour begins where every Leopard tour should — at the signature forward cockpit, with its sliding coach-roof hatch and forward door that pulls a breeze straight through the salon.…