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À propos de ce yacht

Leopard is a 2018 Dufour 460 Grand Large sailing yacht based at D-Marin Dalmacija Marina in Bibinje, Croatia—a gateway to some of the Adriatic's most rewarding cruising grounds. At 14.15 metres with a beam of 4.5 metres, she offers the perfect balance of performance and comfort for groups of up to ten guests seeking a week of genuine exploration along the Dalmatian coast. Four well-appointed cabins and four heads ensure privacy and convenience, while the 55 hp engine and bow thruster make navigation through narrow channels and tight anchorages straightforward, even for less experienced crews.

Life aboard Leopard revolves around the generous cockpit, shaded by a Bimini and protected by a sprayhood—ideal for morning coffee before sailing or evening aperitifs as the light softens over limestone cliffs. The onboard refrigerator keeps provisions fresh for simple galley meals, while a dinghy and swimming platform open up hidden coves and crystalline anchorages where few others venture. An autopilot takes the strain during longer passages, and the radio-CD system and cockpit speakers provide a soundtrack to your days at sea.

A typical week unfolds between Bibinje and the scattered islands of the Zadar archipelago—Dugi Otok, Ugljan, and Pasman are within easy reach, their pine-covered slopes and Venetian-era villages offering both solitude and authentic local dining. Leopard suits families wanting a mix of sailing and relaxation, or groups of friends seeking adventure without the complexity of larger vessels. The combination of responsive sailing characteristics and modern conveniences means you can cover genuine distance one day and anchor in a secluded bay the next, dinghying ashore to explore villages untouched by mass tourism.

A week aboard Leopard typically concludes with a final sunset anchorage off a quiet island, the water mirror-still, the smell of rosemary drifting from the shore, and the quiet satisfaction of having discovered the Adriatic on your own terms.