Bareboat Catamaran Leopard 46
Leopard 46 catamaran with unified living space for Windward Islands sailing
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About Bareboat Catamaran Leopard 46
The Robertson and Caine Leopard 46 reimagines catamaran layout with a single-level integration of cockpit and saloon, eliminating traditional separation to create one expansive living area. The galley serves both zones with equal efficiency, whilst the hardtop extends seamlessly aft, unifying the boat's visual design.
Navigation centres on a raised helm station offering 360-degree panoramic sight lines, essential for precision manoeuvring in tight anchorages. The helm benefits from a hardtop bimini and integrated controls, placing all sailing functions within arm's reach. An adjustable ventilation cowl directs airflow across the cockpit seating, managing tropical conditions naturally.
Practical touches define bareboat independence here. A fold-down swimming platform doubles as a secure aft barrier underway; twin davits support the tender and outboard. The 9kW generator, air conditioning, and inverter/charger system sustain extended cruising, whilst Raymarine navigation, autopilot, and furling sails reduce crew fatigue across longer passages.
Highlights
- •Open-plan saloon and cockpit design maximises living space and natural light across the beam
- •Raised helm station with full-circle visibility and hardtop bimini for all-weather operations
- •Four cabins plus convertible saloon accommodate larger groups or extended family charters
- •Twin davits, swimming platform, and RIB tender for seamless island exploration and water activities
The Charter Experience
The Windward Islands reward competent bareboat sailors with steady trade winds, sheltered anchorages between islands, and crystalline waters ideal for swimming. From Grenada, passage to Bequia, Mustique, and the Tobago Cays offers a blend of colonial charm, working fishing villages, and protected reefs. The Leopard 46 handles these conditions with twin-hull stability and modern navigation systems, allowing confident exploration whether you're island-hopping for a week or settling into a single anchorage.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might depart Grenada for the Grenadines, anchoring at Secret Harbour or Carriacou before pushing north to Mustique and Bequia. Days combine reef snorkelling, village exploration, and downwind sailing under full canvas. The catamaran's shallow draft accesses anchorages larger monohulls cannot, whilst the stable platform makes fishing, diving, and provisioning stress-free operations.
Specifications
15.1 m
5
9
Catamaran
2010