Moored at Marina Fort Louis in Marigot, this 2026 Leopard 46 catamaran offers a sophisticated platform for exploring the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the northeastern Caribbean. With four cabins accommodating up to ten guests, the yacht is equally suited to multi-generational families, groups of friends seeking adventure, or couples wanting to charter with another pair. The generous beam of 7.35 metres creates an exceptionally open and airy saloon, while the dual 45-horsepower engines ensure effortless manoeuvrability between anchorages, whether you're navigating narrow passages or making quick passages to neighbouring islands.

Life aboard unfolds across thoughtfully appointed spaces designed for both relaxation and seamless cruising. The four en-suite heads with electric toilets eliminate the compromises often found on smaller vessels, while the climate-controlled cabins and saloon provide refuge during the heat of the day. The expansive cockpit, shaded by a protective bimini and furnished with comfortable cushions, becomes your floating living room—the ideal vantage point for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as you watch the sun paint the sky. Practical systems including a dessaliniser, solar panels, and a generator mean you can anchor in remote coves for days without concern, whilst the GPS chartplotter and electric winches make passage-making intuitive and manageable.

From Marigot, a typical week unfolds with easy passages to the Grenadines, the Saintes, or the quieter bays of Guadeloupe. You might anchor off Deshaies for fresh lobster prepared at a beachside restaurant, explore the underwater sculpture park near Pointe-à-Pitre, or simply drift between uninhabited islets where the only sound is water lapping the hulls. The catamaran's stability and shallow draft open possibilities that monohull charters cannot reach. Onboard entertainment—from the television and cockpit speakers to the simple pleasure of swimming and snorkelling—keeps everyone engaged between passages. A week aboard the Leopard 46 is one spent discovering hidden anchorages at sunset, sharing meals prepared in a well-equipped galley, and falling asleep to the gentle rock of the Caribbean swell.