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À propos de ce yacht

The Leopard 50 is a 2022 catamaran that redefines group sailing in the Tyrrhenian Sea. Based at Marina Portorosa in Furnari, Sicily, this 50-foot vessel combines the stability and space of a modern catamaran with the refined comfort needed for a seamless week exploring Italy's most coveted coastlines. Five generous cabins sleep ten guests across ten berths, each with ensuite facilities, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a shared adventure without compromise on privacy or comfort.

The yacht's intelligent design prioritizes both ease of use and genuine relaxation. Twin 57-horsepower engines paired with an autopilot and intuitive GPS chartplotter mean even less experienced sailors can navigate confidently, while those seeking a more hands-on experience will appreciate the lazy jacks system that simplifies sail handling. The full air-conditioning system keeps everyone comfortable during warm Mediterranean days, and the onboard watermaker ensures fresh water abundance throughout your week. Solar panels and a voltage converter support sustainable cruising, reducing reliance on the generator while maintaining all modern conveniences.

Life aboard unfolds on the expansive dual hulls and well-appointed cockpit, shaded by a protective bimini and outfitted with quality speakers for evening ambiance. The galley and saloon occupy the bridge deck, creating a natural gathering space where the group naturally congregates—whether planning the day's anchorages over breakfast or sharing stories beneath the stars. From Portorosa, a week typically traces the dramatic northern coast toward the Aeolian Islands, with opportunities to explore hidden coves, dive into crystalline waters, and anchor in villages where fresh pasta and local wine define dinner.

A week aboard the Moorards 5000-5 Club becomes a rhythm of unhurried sailing, shared laughter in protected anchorages, and the kind of Mediterranean light that lingers long after you've returned ashore.