Single Vessel Detail Example

The Leopard 2007 43 is a bluewater-capable cruising catamaran with straightforward systems and a spacious, practical 4 cabin layout. The Leopard 43 was based on the award-winning Leopard 42 design that preceded it. Added features included a hard-top bimini, a longer transom, fixed stainless steel davits and Yanmar engines. The 4-cabin layout features 4 spacious double cabins with en suite heads and separate showers, fully equipped galley and expanded saloon with breakfast bar. A clear deck layout, excellent deck access, walkthrough access from the cockpit to the aft swim platform and a galley-up design are popular features with cruisers. 

Begin your walkthrough on deck: step aboard via the wide stern swim platforms and enter the cockpit—notice the large seating area, folding dining table, and direct access to the side decks. The helm is to starboard; check the engine throttles, steering, and neatly grouped instrument panel. Walk forward along the protected side decks to the foredeck where the trampoline and bow lockers give easy access to the anchor rode, windlass chain and rhode. The sidedecks also provide excellent access to the foredeck for sail handling. The coachroof offers a wide excellent platform for solar. 

Entering the salon from the cockpit there is a large  comfortable C-shaped raised dinette with seating to starboard. To port is an L-shaped galley with twin stainless sinks, gimbaled stove w/ oven, ample lockers for dish and dry  storage and a top-loading fridge.  The navigation station to starboard with chart table, electrical panel and space for additional instruments.

Descend into the four-cabin accommodation via the companionway each side of the salon. The hulls each contain two double cabins and  (2) ensuite heads. Each aft cabin features a large double berth, hanging locker, shelving and an ensuite head with shower and electric toilet. The forward cabins feature double berths hanging lockers, additional shelving for storage, excellent lighting and ventilation.