Are Open Houses a Good Alternative to Boat Shows?

Open House I know what you’re thinking – the cancellation of many boat shows during the 2020-2021 year is disappointing. However, Leopard Catamarans has come up with a strategic way for you to view your boats of interest in a safe and social distanced manner. Over the month of October, Leopard has teamed up with […]

Catamaran Cruising the South Pacific During Pandemic

Setting sail for three years in the pacific aboard a Leopard 50 sounds like any sailors dream. But as we know, when it comes to sailing, things don’t always go exactly as planned. After months of planning Leopard 50 owner, Mr. Wong, set sail for a three year odyssey in the the Pacific and beyond. […]

A Yacht Insurance Primer for First Time Owners

Buying a yacht is only the beginning—choosing the right insurance policy is just as important. From documenting your boating experience and understanding cruising limits to planning for Caribbean voyages and working with an experienced marine insurance broker, this guide walks prospective yacht owners through the key factors that can impact coverage, premiums, and peace of mind on the water.

Why Do Leopard Catamarans Use Yanmar Engines?

For decades, Yanmar engines have earned the trust of cruising sailors through their reliability, fuel efficiency, and worldwide service network. Discover why Leopard Catamarans continues to partner with Yanmar across its sailing and power catamaran lineup, and how this proven propulsion system gives owners the confidence to cruise farther with dependable performance and easy maintenance.

A Step-by-Step Guide to a Smooth Handover in Cape Town

If you know a little about Leopard Catamarans, than you know we are proudly build in Cape Town, South Africa at the Robertson and Caine Factory. A very common question among clients and potential clients are questions relating to a Cape Town handover, and which is the right decision? Do you put your new toy […]

The Reality of Cruising with Sailing Wolfpack

Sometimes it’s rum punches and sunsets, and sometimes it’s spare parts and blown gaskets. Full-time cruising is a work and reward type of lifestyle, but any cruiser will tell you, the reward far outweighs the work. 

Changing of the Tides: How One Family Returned to Life on Land

You can take the couple out of cruising, but I can guarantee you that you won’t take the cruising out of the couple. After having the opportunity to get to know sailing dreamers and achievers, Jenn and John, I can say with confidence, once a sailor always a sailor.