À propos de ce yacht
The Leopard 42 catamaran awaits at Marina di Procida, your gateway to the luminous waters of the Bay of Naples and the Aeolian Islands. Built in 2021, this 42-foot vessel combines the stability and spaciousness that make catamarans ideal for exploring Italy's most enchanting coastlines. With four cabins and sleeping berths for up to ten guests, she's equally suited to a multi-generational family adventure or a group of friends seeking shared discovery. The dual 45 hp engines and intuitive autopilot make navigation effortless, whether you're island-hopping or anchoring in hidden coves, while the generous beam of 23 feet ensures comfortable movement on deck and below.
Life aboard centres on the open salon and well-appointed galley, where mornings begin with coffee as you plan the day's route. The four heads and generous cabin layout mean everyone enjoys genuine privacy—a rare luxury on charter vessels. Climate control keeps the interior refreshing even in summer heat, and the onboard generator, desalination system, and solar panels provide the self-sufficiency to linger in remote anchorages. A well-stocked galley with full refrigeration makes preparing fresh seafood a pleasure, whether you're cooking Procida's catch or provisioning from local markets.
A typical week unfolds between Procida's pastel-coloured villages, the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Ischia, and the pristine beaches of Vivara. The lazy jacks and lazy bag simplify sail handling, letting you focus on the moment rather than the mechanics. An outboard motor and tender extend your reach to shallow bays and secluded beaches, while the GPS and chart plotter chart your course with precision. Evenings anchor in calm waters, where the galley transforms into a gathering space and the deck becomes your private terrace.
Seven nights aboard the Leopard 42 is time enough to slip into island rhythm—to swim in crystalline waters at sunset, dine on locally caught fish beneath the stars, and rediscover what it means to move at the pace of wind and tide.