2019 Leopard 50

Replacing the 48, which is one of the best-selling Leopard Catamarans of all time, the Leopard 50 is a luxury sailing cat that has been tried and tested in the challenging ocean conditions in South Africa. Its performance, comfort and handling are typical of Leopard’s standard in building one of the best vessels in the world. The layout is practically designed for more indoor and outdoor living space. The salon features a traditional flybridge that also keeps the helm station well-protected behind the bulkhead and equally protected by a dedicated hard top. A key design feature on all Leopard Catamarans is direct access and visibility into the aft cockpit. Passengers can enjoy this flybridge space that includes a lounge area, table and sunbed with a shade awning.  Cabin configurations all feature private ensuite heads with their own designated shower area. Cabins feature island berths that allow access from both sides providing a setting that feels like home. There is also a utility room for live aboard and an extensive options list that provides the ultimate livability and comfort. With versatility in mind, we bring to you the next generation of Leopard Catamarans, the Leopard 50. She has been designed to replace one of the best-selling Leopard Catamarans of all time, the award-winning Leopard 48. Her versatility begins with the option to choose the classic hard-top exterior configuration (called the Leopard 50P), or for the first time on a Leopard Catamaran of this size, an optional flybridge accommodation (Leopard 50L). The Leopard 50L is the ideal layout for anyone looking for more outdoor living space as she comes equipped with a flybridge that includes a lounge area, table, sunbed and optional exterior speakers and shade awning. Access is provided by floating stairs leading up from the aft cockpit. An important distinction compared to similar sailboat flybridge configurations is that while under sail, passengers can move about the flybridge with ample headroom and never worry about interference from the boom. The flybridge is also situated to still maintain contact with the helm station, an important feature found on all Leopard Catamarans. Sailors looking for the familiar, continuous hardtop can opt for the Leopard 50P. This version does not have the flybridge and can deliver increased performance particularly when fitted with the offered squaretop mainsail and other available performance-orientated rigging and sail options. With either version, the entire exterior styling of the Leopard 50 has also been revamped to give the hull a more sophisticated look. In addition to the exterior options, the interior offers multiple layout configuration with 4 or 5 cabins, and an extensive options list. The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to inv