You’ve never experienced freedom quite like this before.

Whether leisurely cruising or an adrenaline-filled jaunt, the Leopard 46 Powercat offers possibilities like noother catamaran. Expertly built by Robertson & Caine and designed by naval architects Simonis Voogd, the motor yacht styling of the Leopard 46 Powercat draws inspiration from the majestic waters off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa, where Leopard Catamarans undergo extensive sea trials.

If you seek style, look no further. Clean and modern lines define the sleek profile that is unmistakably a Leopard Catamaran. The hull side window is a full-length rectangular shape with the option for different portlight configurations. Vertical coach roof windows allow for easier fitment of the forward cockpit door. All coach roof windows are flat toughened glass for optical clarity.

Entertaining if effortless. The Leopard 46 Powercat provides abundant outdoor living space that can be enjoyed under the sun or stars. Comfortable seating is conducive for conversations about the day’s conquests or just a place to quietly reflect on life at sea.

Venture inside and discover every anticipated detail, from the recessed LED task lighting to the new, soft furnishing for the settees. The Galley Serving Area, an additional space at the aft end of the saloon, provides an extended entertainment area complete with a large counter for food and drink preparation and ample storage lockers for crockery, food and drinks.

Private quarters, available in three – or four – cabin layouts with ensuite heads, are inviting with generous floor space and wide bunks that are accessible from each side. Here, you can move about effortlessly and set up home with all your personal effect. Most notably, cabins feel like true private quarters, with comfortable beds, soft furnishings and smart lighting that avoids glare and dark spots. Instead, they cast warm, consistent lighting throughout the room.

All cabins include their own private ensuite heads, with the primary suite head featuring a vanity mirror with a semi-translucent perimeter strip and concealed lighting. The three-cabin owner’s suite boasts a large walk-in closet, desk, and a double vanity. A separate engine room is completely sealed off from the living space, substantially reducing engine noise. Here, access can be found via a large deck hatch with a step ladder for easy entry. All major systems, complete with intuitive functionality, are house in the full-sized engine room.

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