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The recently redesigned Leopard 40 sports an increased interior volume and modern interior layout. A unique saloon to bow access door gives easy access for sunbathing and chilling out on the deck. With a bright and uncluttered design and a helm with excellent visibility, the Leopard 40 provides the safety expected for the bluewater lifestyle in a comfortable package.

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DESIGN – INTERIOR & EXTERIOR

Designed and built by South African firm Robertson & Caine and along with Naval Architects Simonis-Voogd, the Leopard 40 attempts to set a new standard for cruising catamarans. Based on customer and owner feedback, the most recent Leopard 40 has a redesigned configuration. As an evolution of the Leopard 39 design, the increase in hull volume, innovative interior layout, and enlarged windows and doors give the impression of a much larger catamaran.

The aft cabins have been redesigned and now have semi-island berths, improved access steps, recessed LED strip lighting as well as more space overall than the previous version. Within the owner’s suite, the desk and storage units have been repositioned to allow for a more refined and practical layout. 

Short-handed sailing is made easy as all lines run back to the helm, all within reach, and with an electric winch for convenient control. The helm offers superb visibility to all corners of the boat and is easily accessible from the cockpit and deck. The cockpit has a full hardtop cover and a hard Bimini protecting the helm station. One of the biggest drawcards of this model is the forward access door at the front of the saloon, which accesses a semi-covered outdoor lounge area, perfect for relaxing and watching the world go by.

The Leopard 40 is available in two versions, a three cabin and two head version, or a four cabin and two head version. Customizable with your choice of interior and exterior colors, as well as a comprehensive list of optional equipment from reputable brands, the Leopard 40 can be outfitted to suit your intended sailing method and lifestyle.

The well thought out design of the Leopard 40 provides the comfort and safety expected for the Bluewater lifestyle. The deck is clear and uncluttered, hatches are finished flush, and numerous grab handles are well positioned for safe sailing.

The Leopard 40 has a forward deck area accessible from the saloon, but unlike the larger boats by Leopard , this area is not a dedicated cockpit. Although, with the addition of some cushions, the area would make a great space to lounge when the sun is shining from aft and it does provide some shade with the extended brow / louvre. There is good under-deck storage in the foredeck area where the optional generator is stowed. Ample space is available on the deck suitable to store your favorite watersports equipment, such as paddleboards and kayaks.

Handholds are installed along the entire top of the cabin, providing safe access to and from the deck. However, the steps that provide access to the cabin top are challenging, especially if the area is wet. The sail controls are simple, and the helm station is raised to provide an excellent position to sail from and to simply enjoy the views.

The latest model, Leopard 40 has a reinvented saloon and galley with an open-air concept that is a fusion of the indoor and outdoor living spaces. The large forward window and access door, combined with the sliding windows and doors aft provide occupants an almost all-round view from the saloon. While the smoke grey-tinted saloon windows and rectangular side windows, give the catamaran a very modern look.

The internal volume of this catamaran has been maximized by the design that incorporates vertical sides to the saloon. The saloon lounge is L shaped and located against the aft sliding windows, it contributes to the large open space feeling, and the saloon and cockpit areas become one. The generous interior dining area can seat eight comfortably, and the dining table converts into an additional double berth.

The oversized vertical forward window and door to access the bow area increase the natural light in the interior. The galley in the latest model has been relocated, facing forward beside the foredeck door, and is also an L shaped configuration. The modern galley is well finished and supplied complete with large Corian countertops, deep stainless steel sink, front-opening energy-saving fridge/freezer, and a three burner stovetop and oven.

ACCOMMODATIONS

The Leopard 40 is available with either a 3 or 4 cabin layout. The increased volume in the hulls is noticeable in the generous size of the cabins and berths, with both layouts providing excellent comfort in all cabins with ample storage lockers. In addition, the light interior fit out in the owners, and guest cabins add to the open and airy feeling.

The three cabin layout has two guest cabins in the port hull, sharing a good-sized head complete with shower. The owner’s cabin fills the entire starboard hull. The spacious berth is situated aft and comes complete with a vanity table/desk and adequate storage space. It also has a sliding entry door for privacy. A private head and shower are located forward in the hull in the owner’s version. And this private head and shower are replaced by an additional double berth in the four cabin version.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• LOA: 39 ft 4 in / 11.99 m 
• LWL: 38 ft 1 in / 11.62 m 
• Beam: 22 ft 1 in / 6.72 m 
• Draft: 4 ft 5 in / 1.35 m 
• Mast Height: 63 ft 10 in / 19.45 m 
• Bridgedeck Clearance: 2 ft 4 in / 0.7 m 
• Engine: 2x 29 hp 
• Engine No. Cylinders: 3 
• Fuel: 95 gal / 360 L 
• Water: 206 gal / 780 L 
• Mainsail Area (Standard): 445 sqft / 41.4 sqm 
• Mainsail Area (Square Top): 607 sqft / 56.4 sqm 
• Genoa Area: 425 sqft / 39.5 sqm 
• Spinnaker Area: 1292 sqft / 120 sqm 
• Code 0 Area: 580 sqft / 53.9 sqm 
• Total Upwind Area (Standard): 871 sqft / 80.9 sqm 
• Displacement: 23215 lbs / 10530 kg 
• Load Carrying Capacity: 9612 lbs / 4360 kg 
• Holding Tank Capacity: 29 gal / 110 L 
• First Built: 2008 
• Builder: Robertson and Caine
• Designer: Simonis Voogd

PRICE RANGE

The Leopard 40 is available for approx. $500,000. Expect another $100,000 to fully equip it with everything need to be ready to go cruising.

The design of the Leopard 40 is well thought out. The open-air concept combining the interior and exterior areas creates a comfortable and enjoyable living space from the front deck, through the saloon, and extending out to the cockpit. The accommodations are well-sized, light, and well ventilated. The forward-facing galley is modern, well finished, and practical. Overall this catamaran, with its large interior volume and well thought out design, would provide an exceptional level of comfort and safety to those who wish to enjoy the Bluewater cruising lifestyle.

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Leopard 40 Prelude Listed For Sale

• By Cruising World Staff
• February 29, 2024

Brokers at The Moorings Yacht Brokerage have listed the 2018 Leopard 40 Prelude for sale. The asking price on the sailing catamaran is $385,000, with the boat currently located in Rodney Bay, St. Lucia, in the Caribbean.

Prelude is expected to phase out from The Moorings charter fleet in December, when the boat will “be ready to sail away” in time to enjoy a good part of the remaining winter sailing season, according to the company. Temperatures at that time of year tend to hover around the mid-80s, with December marking the start of the busiest tourist months on St. Lucia. People come from near and far to hike and photograph the towering Pitons, which are a must-see landmark in the Caribbean islands.

Prelude is laid out as a three-stateroom owners’ version of the Leopard 40, with a lighter ash interior and air conditioning to keep the owners and guests cool, even in the heat of the tropics.

The builder of the Leopard brand, Robertson & Caine in South Africa, is well known to sailors around the world. Naval architecture on Prelude is by Simonis and Voogd, working with Robertson & Caine’s design team.

In terms of the layout, Prelude has a forward galley with a forward-facing settee for window views of the surroundings during morning coffee or brunch. Nearby is an access door to the boat’s forward platform.

The salon opens through sliding glass doors to the cockpit aft, allowing for easy communication and traffic flow inside and out. With the doors open, the fresh air flows, helping to create an indoor-outdoor experience.

Power plants aboard Prelude are Yanmar 3YM30 AEs. Electronics are by Raymarine with a Fusion stereo system. The fully battened mainsail, furling genoa and lazy bag are by Ulman, with winches from Lewmar and headsail roller furling by Profurl. The steering wheel is by Edson, with a Delta primary anchor and a Danforth secondary anchor.

Electrical equipment includes a Victron Centaur 40A battery charger, along with a 6 kW Northern Lights generator. In addition, the boat has two 70-watt Sunware solar panels.

Want to try before you buy? A charter from The Moorings base in St. Lucia can include the Martinique Rum Experience, adding factory tours and land excursions to the sailing fun around the islands. St. Lucia is considered an ideal destination for all types of sailors, with straightforward navigation.

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2016 Leopard 40

Clearwater, united states of america (the) sale pending, $340,000 tax paid.

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Leopard Brokerage is Proud to Present this  Owners Version Leopard 40 Listing "Freebird" Located in Clearwater, FL. Never Chartered, low hours and Ready to go!  Recent survey available, please inquire. 

Less than 400k for an owner version non-chartered, non-damaged Leopard 40, incredible value!

2016 ROBERTSON AND CAINE LEOPARD 40 – Freebird - Owners Version 3 Cabin

  BROKERS REMARKS:   “Freebird” is a 2016 Leopard 40, Privately Owned, Never Chartered, Owners Version (3 Cabin) Layout with with many great options installed from the factory. She has low hours on the Yanmar diesels (approx. 550hrs.), and on the Northern Lights 6kW generator (89hrs.).  There has been much recent service perfromed including; bottom job, new Vitrifrigo fridge/freezer unit, engine alternators, Victron inverter with display, engine water pumps, and many numerous odds and ends fixes that come with keeping a boat in good running order.

Some great features of "Freebird" include a bowsprit with lightly used Code 0 sail, flexible solar panels, AB dinghy with 9.9Hp Yamaha (less than 20 hours), cockpit cushions, FLIR infrared camera, radar, air conditioning (serviced), and an upgraded Raymarine Axiom 12 display at the helm.

BUILDERS REMARKS : The Leopard 40 features a unique, modern design thanks to experienced naval architects Simonis and Voogd as well as Robertson & Caine's design team. She resembles her predecessors in speed, agility, and blue-water performance, but her enhancements include an increased hull volume and an innovative interior layout.  Like the rest of the Leopard line the new Leopard 40 includes a light blonde interior with a light, modern and airy feel. However, her interior salon layout is unlike any Leopard before her. Her galley is located forward and the forward-facing settee and table are now located aft. This allows for a panoramic view with large sliding glass doors between the saloon and the aft cockpit. This arrangement promotes easy communication for guests and an open flow between the saloon and the aft cockpit, creating a fusion of indoor and outdoor living space.

In addition, the galley area includes a large forward-facing window and an access door to the forward platform of the boat. The access door enhances the open concept feel and easy navigation in and around the yacht. It also promotes ventilation throughout the interior. The raised helm station is accessible from the cockpit and side deck, allowing for easy shorthanded sailing and keeping the helmsman close to family and friends. With more than 1000 sq. ft of sail area and an optimized hull design, like all Leopard Catamarans, the Leopard 40 is built to a high standard of speed and agility.  You can customize your Leopard 40 with a choice of interior and exterior coloring as well as an extensive list of options and equipment from industry-leading suppliers to suit your needs underway, crossing oceans, on the dock or at anchor.

AVAILABILITY: Immediatey in Clearwater, FL

• AB Inflatable with 9.9Hp Yamaha (less than 20 hrs)
• 29 hp Yanmar engines
• Bowsprit with Code 0,
• 2X 70 Watt Solar Panels,
• 2KW  Inverter/Battery charger with Monitor
• 600Ah AGM house batteries
• 2X Electric Flush toilets,
• Interior Salon Blinds
• Hot/Cold stern shower
• Large Magma propane BBQ fitted aft
• Custom Aft Cockpit Cushions in Navy Blue 
• Electric Stainless Steel Davits

Recent Service: 

• Bottom Job 8/22
• Engines and AC lines flushed with Barnacle Buster 8/22
• 2 new electrical heads with pumps 8/22
• Inverter/charter 9/22
• Alternators on both engines 1/23
• New raw water pumps on both engines
• New Yanmar gauges on both engines
• New Vitrifrigo fridge/freezer 2/23
• Yamaha 9.9 dinghy outboard in 2021
• Detailed 6/23

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Basic Details

• Boat Name: FreeBird
• Make: Leopard
• Length: 40ft / 12.19m
• Location: Clearwater, US
• Price: $340,000
• Fuel Type: diesel
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Hull Construction: Composite Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) Sandwich with Balsa core
• Deck Material: Textured GRP
• Rudder Type: Balanced spade rudder
• Keel Type: Multihull
• Designer: Naval Architects Simonis-Voogd
• Where Built: South Africa
• HIN: RACB1013G516
• Layout (Cabins): 3
• Layout (Heads): 2
• LOA: 39 ft 4 in / 11.99 m
• LWL: 38 ft 1 in / 11.61 m
• Beam: 21 ft 1 in / 6.43 m
• Draft: 4 ft 1 in / 1.24 m
• Displacement: 20,591 lb / 9,340 kg

Engines and Controls

• Make: Yanmar
• Model: 3YM30-AE
• Type: Inboard
• Drive Type: Sail
• Prop Type: 2 Blade
• Engine Hours Run / Date: 550
• Controls: Morse
• Cooling System: Heat exchanger
• Capacity: 174.13L / 46USgal
• Material: Aluminum
• Capacity: 389.9L / 103USgal
• Material: Plastic
• Capacity: 90.85L / 24USgal

Accommodations

• Single Berths: 2
• Double Berths: 3

Electronics and Navigation

• Depthsounder: Raymarine i70
• Log Speedometer: GPS
• Wind Speed and Direction: Raymarine i70 & Windex
• GPS: Raymarine Axiom 12
• Compass: Plastimo Contest 130
• Autopilot: Raymarine p70
• VHF: Raymarine Ray 55 at switchpanel & remote at helm
• Radar: HD Colour Rad and AIS 650 Transceiver
• TV Set: In salon and master stateroom
• Radio: Fusion
• Battened Mainsail: Ullman, with Antal system
• Furling Genoa: Ullman
• Gennaker/Cruising Spinnaker: Yes
• Lazy Bag: Ullman
• Genoa Winches: (2) Lewmar 45ST, 2 spd, Self-tailing – (1) Electric
• Main Halyard Winch: Electric Genoa Winch
• Type of Rig: Sloop
• Spar Maker / Material: Z Spars Z Diffusion / Aluminium
• Standing Rigging Material: Stainless steel wire
• Running Rigging Material: Cored braided line
• Mainsail Reefing: Slab single line reefing
• Headsail Roller Furling: Yes
• Electric Winch: Yes

Inside Equipment

• Electric Bilge Pump: 4 x automatic with float switches and alarms in main hulls and engine rooms
• Manual Bilge Pump: 2 x in main hulls
• Air Conditioning: Cruisair 2 x 16000 Btu
• Hot Water: (2) hot water tanks 12 gal/ 46L total
• Fresh Water Pump: Hot and cold fresh water Jabsco Parmax 3.5gal/min with accumulator tank
• Washing Machine: Yes
• Cooker Type: Eno stove top
• Microwave Oven: Yes
• Sink: (1) Basin in galley and dish drainer
• Electric Head: (2) Jabsco electric flush
• Showers: (2) plus transom shower
• Handbasins: (2)
• Upholstery/Color Scheme: Ash naugehyde in saloon and striped cotton covers in cabins
• Interior Construction/Wood Type: Ash laminate and white corian counters
• Refrigerator: Vitrifrigo DT Series 12v - 2 drawer 56gal/212L
• Blinds: In Saloon

Electrical Equipment

• Shore Power: (2) 50' 30amp cables
• Electrical Circuit: 110V
• Battery Charger: 2 kW Inverter/Battery charger with monitor
• Inverter: Victron
• Generator: Northern Lights 6kW
• House Batteries: (3) 4D 600Ah AGM
• Engine Batteries: (2) GP27 100Ah
• Generator Batteries: (1) GP27 100Ah gen

Deck Equipment

• Steering System: Wheel
• Steering Wheel: Yes
• Bimini Top: Hardtop
• Solar Panel: (2) Sunware 70w mounted on hardtop
• Swimming Ladder: Yes
• Cockpit Shower: Yes
• Davits: Yes
• Outboard Engine: 9.9hp (4) Stroke Yamaha
• Dinghy: Yes
• Fenders: Yes
• Cockpit Table: Yes
• Grill / BBQ: Large Magma propane BBQ
• Anchor Windlass: Quick 1000W, Electric
• Primary Anchor: Delta with approx. 200ft chain
• Deck Wash: Fresh/salt
• Safety Equipment: 8 Person Viking Liferaft (needs recertification), Lifejackets

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 investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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Leopard 40 Owner Completes an Atlantic Crossing 

There is no such thing as a weekend when you live on a boat,” Leopard 40 owner, Eel, explains, and we would have to agree.  There is nothing quite as liberating as knowing that you could go anywhere in the world at the drop of a hat. 

And while Eel and co. are set up for success in the Mediterranean for the time being, he has accomplished a fair amount in his short time of ownership.

“Eel Where” was purchased on Valentine’s Day at the Miami International Boat Show, and it has been an adventure ever since. “I recently completed my first Atlantic crossing. I set sail on May 21 st and arrived in Lisbon on June 21 st . This was my first time crossing the Atlantic. Stopping along the way, it took one week to arrive in Bermuda, and two more weeks to reach the Azores, then another week of sailing and we had arrived in Lisbon. Straight from there to we were off to Gibraltar for a day, and then on Sardinia we spent time in Carloforte. From there we stopped in Rocella Ionica, Italy for fuel, and finally straight over to Missolonghi, Greece, where we arrived on July 7 th .”

Eel provided us with an image which shows the Leopard 40 sailing at 13 knots. Eel also shared that at one point during the crossing they endured 40 knots of wind in 20 foot seas! “After crossing the Atlantic, my definition of rough has changed. We were able to cover about 150 miles per day, give or take.  We have a satellite so I am able to get the weather at any time, and some of those storms were huge!  It was not too crazy rough for very long, but there were times when we were rolling for days at a time. But you just keep moving along. You set the point of sail and base everything off of the weather. We were able to really hit some sweet spots,” Eel described. And if his Atlantic crossing sounds like the trip of a lifetime, that is because it was. His future plans are to continue eastward. “EEL Where” is currently located in the Ionian Sea, just off the coast of Greece, but the Leopard 40’s position is always moving.

While we all love the idea of living aboard and roaming the world, the majority of people who plan on living aboard also need a steady income or savings in order to live out their dreams, and we believe that Eel has perfected the art of this. He is the owner of a software company and works daily. Eel Explains, “My boat is my home and office. With my satellite dish, I was able to work all the way across the Atlantic. I have a radar, and the catamaran allows for 360 degree views. The distance from where I work to the helm is very close. If I want to emerge to feel the wind at the helm, all I have to do is move 6 feet. I will be in an air-conditioned work environment, and within seconds move into and exhilarating water-filled adventure.” And what’s the best advice he can offer to someone who is considering working aboard? “Always face forward,” Eel Recommends.  

As for advice for anyone who is currently in search of a new yacht, Eel suggests the following: “Know your voltage and know where you are planning to sail it. If you are planning on ever sailing to Europe make sure you get both voltages put on board because sometimes you just want to plug in. Also, if you plan on going to the Med make sure you get Med Moor training. I was fortunate to get it right on my first try, but if you don’t put enough chain out you can lose your anchor.” He also suggests adding a few items, “Two electric winches help with single-handling the boat. My satellite and solar panels are used every day. And my code zero has been a lot of fun.”  And his best advice of all? He suggests, “Don’t let your boat sit in the harbor!”

If you want to learn more about the Leoaprd 40, schedule an appointment to join us in Annapolis at the United States Sail Boat Show. Click the button below for more details and to RSVP.

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Now with over 110 units produced, the Leopard 40 was the first of the Leopard Range to embrace the innovative layout with a forward facing galley, something that has now become a staple on the newer Leopard models. Taking into careful consideration the feedback that we received from our customers and owners, the 2018 model of the Leopard 40 has been given an even more spacious owner's cabin, with some additional upgrades.

• Boat Model: Leopard 40
• Boat Type: Catamaran
• Year Built: 2019
• Length: 40 ft | 12,20 m
• Number of Persons: 8
• Number of Double Cabins: 3
• Number of Single Cabins: 0
• Number of Showers: 2
• Number of Heads: 2
• Double Bunk: 0
• Double Berth: 3

New for 2018, Leopard Catamarans is excited to announce the new enhancements to the successful Leopard 40.

Leopard models. Taking into careful consideration the feedback that we received from our customers and owners, the 2018 model of the Leopard 40 has been given an even more spacious owner's cabin, with some additional upgrades.

Continuing in the pursuit of innovation while taking into consideration customer and owner feedback, the 2018 model of the Leopard 40 now features aft cabin reconfigurations that offer more space below for added comfort.

The redesigned aft cabins now boast semi-island berths, access steps, concealed strip lighting under shelves, berths, and ceiling fixtures,and more overall space than the previous Leopard 40. The owner suite desk and storage units were intelligently rearranged within the suite to allow for a more refined layout. This new layout further expands upon the open air concept of the Leopard Catamarans line.

The owner suite desk and storage units were intelligently rearranged within the suite to allow for a more refined layout. This new layout further expands upon the open air concept of the Leopard Catamarans line.

The port aft cabin also underwent the same reconfiguration less the owner cabin desk arrangement.

Staying true to the Leopard legacy of open concept designs, they were able to accomplish this renovation without compromising any interior living space, one of the most loved features of the Leopard line. The Leopard 40 still offers more interior living space than any other catamaran of similar size, and no other yacht in this class of sailing catamarans boasts the speed, agility, or blue water performance that the Leopard 40 can.

• Beam: 25'1"
• Draft: 4'5"
• Engine: 2 X 29HP
• Fuel capacity: 95 US Gal.
• Inverter-110v
• Water capacity: 206 US Gal.
• Air conditioning
• Cockpit table
• Cockpit cushions
• Rigid inflatable dinghy with 15HP
• Manual toilet
• Yeti Cooler

Electronics

• Chart plotter
• Depth Sounder
• EPIRB (model)
• Wind speed and direction
• Fuel capacity: 95 Gal.
• Salt water foot pump
• Refrigerator

Hull and deck

• Solar Panels
• Bow pulpit seats
• Cockpit seating and table
• Deck shower
• Opening hatches
• Windlass Remote Control & Chain Count

About Leopard 40

• Crew: Bare Boat
• Model: Leopard 40
• Length: 40 ft.

Fuel not included. Please refuel your yacht upon returning to the dock.

Bareboat Details

• Currency: USD
• Security Deposit: $ 1000
• Number of Bathrooms: 2
• Built Year: 2019
• Builder: Leopard
• Model ID: 2876
• Standard Model: Leopard 40

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• 10 % Repeat Charter discount for all repeat customers
• 15% Repeat Discount for all charters booked within 45 days of departure date
• 10% Discount for First Time Sailors with Catco booked within 45 days of departure date