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Shipyard Italy est. 1973
Leopard launched in 1973 inside Cantiere Navale Arno, a Pisa yard whose own history runs back to 1907 as Giuseppe Picchiotti and Sons. It began in timber, moved to composite construction in the 1980s, and settled on a single obsessive brief: make a very large motor yacht go very fast.
A broker who knows Leopard can check dates with the owners and give you the full cost of your week.
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It worked. Leopards run to 46m and many will hold better than 30 knots, a figure most yachts over 30m still cannot approach. The profile that comes with it, long, low, almost flat from bow to stern, is unmistakable at a distance, and the yard has never been tempted to soften it.
One point of confusion worth settling: this yard has no connection whatsoever to Leopard Catamarans, the South African-built sailing multihulls that share the name. Different country, different builder, different kind of boat entirely.
For charterers whose itinerary is genuinely ambitious. A Leopard turns a full day's passage into a morning, which is the difference between seeing one island group in a week and seeing three. Our fleet runs 23m to 34m.
A broker will come back to you within two hours.
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