Leopard 24

Onboard the Leopard 24

At 24 metres, the Leopard 24 sits in a useful middle ground between a large day boat and a full-scale superyacht: enough length for genuine separation between guests, compact enough to reach smaller coves and quieter stretches of coastline that bigger vessels tend to bypass. Three cabins handle overnight groups with ease, while up to 12 guests can be hosted comfortably for single-day outings without anyone feeling stacked along the deck rail.

The layout suits families splitting their time between a shaded saloon and open deck space, and it suits smaller corporate groups who want a working lunch away from a hotel terrace rather than a full-scale event platform. With three proper cabins, an overnight leg along the coast is restful rather than a compromise squeezed into a day-boat frame — a real option for guests who prefer two or three nights on the water over a single afternoon trip.

Because the Leopard 24 is crewed, route planning, meal timing and anchoring choices are worked out before departure rather than decided on the day. At booking, guests receive a clear breakdown of the day rate against the Advance Provisioning Allowance and a fuel estimate based on the planned distance, so the final account reflects what was actually used rather than a flat figure guessed in advance.