The 2007 Leopard 43 represents one of the most sought-after bluewater cruising catamarans in the world, and this example presents a compelling opportunity for serious offshore sailors. Built by Robertson & Caine in South Africa, the Leopard 43 earned its reputation through a winning combination of spacious interior volume, exceptional stability, and confidence-inspiring offshore performance. Measuring 13.1 metres in length with a generous 6.93-metre beam, this twin-hulled cruiser delivers the deck space and interior room that monohull sailors can only dream of.
The shallow 1.30-metre draft opens up anchorages inaccessible to deeper-keeled vessels, making island-hopping and coastal exploration a genuine pleasure. A substantial 700-litre fuel capacity ensures extended range under power, ideal for passagemaking in variable conditions. With her twin-hull platform, crew comfort at sea is dramatically improved — reduced heel, minimal slamming, and generous saloon space make long passages genuinely enjoyable.
Currently located in Auckland and offered at NZD $375,000, this Leopard 43 represents outstanding value in today's catamaran market. Inspect today and discover why the Leopard 43 remains a benchmark in bluewater cruising.
