The Leopard 38 is a well-proven cruising catamaran from Robertson & Caine, designed by Morelli & Melvin. This 2010 example runs 11.43m overall with a 6.05m beam and a shallow 1.2m draft, so there's plenty of stability and space on board, plus the ability to tuck into shallower anchorages than most monohulls can manage. Below decks there are four cabins, enough room for a family, a group of mates, or a charter operator who needs to keep paying guests comfortable.
The saloon opens onto the cockpit for easy entertaining, and the twin hulls give the flat, settled ride Leopards are known for on long passages or short hops around the Bay of Plenty. Leopards have earned a solid name in both private hands and charter fleets around the Pacific and Caribbean, built on straightforward systems that are easy to maintain. This one is based in Tauranga and ready to go cruising.
At NZD $439,000, this Leopard 38 is worth a look for anyone after a comfortable, capable catamaran with more interior volume than you'd get from a monohull of similar length.
