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Review of the Leopard 51 Power Catamaran

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Our Leopard 51 Power Catamaran has proven to be a popular model among customers and the industry. See this review written by one of our expert sales agents.

The 51PC has been a hugely popular model in the fleet as well as privately. The original idea came back in the days of the 47 sailing cat. The Moorings noticed many boats coming back from charter with the stackpack still zipped up and the mainsail seeming not to have gone up for the week. This was the start of Nautic Blue and the first Lion powercat model. The concept became a success by the time of the 47PC as production was able to be scaled up with the design sharing much of its platform of the 46 sailing cat. Nautic Blue became Moorings Power and the 51PC share much of its DNA with the 48.                                                                  

Interior wise you will not notice any difference to the 48 unless you start looking inside or behind things. Main point you will find under the aft cabin berths are the engines. The Yanmar 8LV 350/370 are easily accessible with an electric strut to raise the hatch. There is a well laid out engine bay that is rare to see messy and easy for regular checks or top ups. The engines are probably one of the biggest changes that has made the 51PC really successful over its predecessors. Horsepower is significantly up over the 47PC’s 150hp. Powercat seems to suggest that they might be fast rather than just not having sails. With the lower horsepower they performed more like a trawler. At 9 knots a 47PC was super fuel efficient, but if you wanted to go much faster there is not a lot more to come. With the 51PC click her into gear and she will build momentum to 3-4 knots. Add a few more revs and we are now at 9-10 knots and fuel efficient just before the turbos get going. Up to 15 knots and the fuel economy will drop off, but not drastically so. Every once in a while you will run her up to 20+ knots and the fuel economy will drop off a cliff, but it is nice to have the option. Even so fuel economy is good compared to your normal semi displacement or displacement powerboat. With the stability and space of the catamaran design is what makes them so comfortable and popular.                         

There is no shortage of space and you will notice the feeling most up on the flybridge. It is vast up there and a great place for taking in the view and well shaded. The enclosure works well to keep out the elements when needed. You do need to roll up the forward sections for anything more than just trawling along. It can get a bit windy up there as the speed increases and the drag caused if the enclosure is not opened is considerable. There is a commanding view all around from the helm. Being at a forward position it is a bit tricky seeing the stern for docking maneuvers and coming in stern too. There is a stern view camera to help down in the main cockpit which gives a good view displayed on the chartplotter. I find with the throttles being on the starboard side of the helm they are closer to the centerline, so you are able to take a couple of steps to one side to check or even looking looking down the stairway to the back corner. Small thing to note and a bit trivial is I am not a fan of the steering wheel. To me it feels like a bigger classier looking wheel would work and feel better on this smart powerful boat. To be fair though you will not tend to handle it too much. In the marina its best to leave centered and maneuver with the engines. Also, until you throttle up a bit the small rudders do not have too much steering effect at slow speeds. Once you are out and cruising you will probably have let the autohelm take over by then anyway.

The swim platform is a stand out feature that is now being incorporated by other manufacturers in new models. The transoms are quite large and high compared to older designs with sugar scoops, so having a platform works well. It also acts instead of davits for the tender. The inboard stern cleats work well for securing it once up and you need to before getting underway. Launching the tender is a joy, tie the painter off first and then lower away and off she floats. Lifting back up and centering on the brackets can be a bit tricky in a rough anchorage or with a current running and can need 2 people to handle.

The rest of the boat does not need much noting. Cabins are laid out in a long running format. The salon/galley is vast like the flybridge and has the forward door leading to the bow and covered seating area. The latest new model Leopards 40, 45 and 50 have moved to a salon aft layout. This is nice but on the 51PC with so many spaces and places to decide on where to sit its quiet nice to have the salon diner a bit more formal sheltered in the corner and take in the views. There is not much not to like and the ability to spec as required or preferred.

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• Length HT : 51ft (15.64m)
• Max. width : 25ft (7.64m)
• Weight : 21.5 tons
• Draft : 11ft (3.3m) to 11ft (3.3m)
• Max. sleeping capacity : 8
• Number of cabins : 3 to 4
• Bathrooms : 3 to 4
• Water capacity : 780L

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• Engine Power : 375hp
• Fuel capacity : 1500L

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• Total sail area : 597sqft (182m2)
• Mainsail area : 341sqft (104m2)
• Genoa/jib area : 256sqft (78m2)

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After a remarkable breakthrough in the late nineties, the concept of a “Power Cat” seems to be running out of steam and somewhat losing its identity. Some builders have carried on, even to the point of developing an active range, but sales remain relatively small. Today we are seeing a real revival: the major players are coming back with completely redesigned models, new players are appearing, charterers and owners are taking an active interest in this developing sector.

Much of the design of the 51PC was done using a digital towing tank. The results are convincing, even in a rough sea

Fine hulls and good bridgedeck clearance give good dynamic qualities

The forward cockpit, accessible from the salon, makes a great marine patio!

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A seakindly, large, long-range cruising boat, the new Leopard 51 PC comes in either a three- or four-cabin configuration, and is designed for either private or charter use. In either configuration, the Leopard 51, which is delivered on its own bottom from the Robertson & Caine yard in Cape Town, South Africa, is a fuel-efficient family cruiser with a nice turn of speed and enough interior volume to make a long cruise or charter enjoyable and comfortable.

Designed by the Dutch firm of Simonis Voogd, the Leopard 51, with a beam of more than 25 feet, provides a stable platform across many sea conditions and offers interior and exterior space so that even a dozen people on board won’t feel cramped. There are social and entertaining spaces all around, including the huge, light-filled salon and galley, the large foredeck with its own sunbathing areas, the aft cockpit, protected by an overhang from the flybridge, and then the flybridge itself, which has seats for eight, twin sunpads, an outdoor galley, and the helm station (a second helm station in the salon is optional).

Power comes from twin 370-hp Yanmar diesels, which produce a top speed of 25 knots and a range of 230 nm; at a cruising speed of 17.4 knots the range is 310 nm; dialed back to 6.8 knots, the range is 1,400 nm, which gives the Leopard ocean-crossing capabilities.

In the private version, the Leopard 51 comes with three or four cabins in the lower accommodation deck, each with its en suite head. In the three cabin version, the master stateroom with a semi-private lounge is in the starboard hull. In the four cabin arrangement, two identical cabins and heads are in each hull. There also is space for an additional berth in each forepeak; the forepeak on the starboard side also has a head and sink suitable for a captain, if one is desired.

The boat is labeled a Leopard 51 PC for private use. Robertson & Caine also designed it for The Moorings for charter use, where it’s known as The Moorings 514 PC. The charter boat, which has four cabins, is designed for even more relaxing; the flybridge has an elevated sunbathing platform, a U-shaped lounge and table, and a console with a fridge, stainless steel grill and a wet bar.

Specs.: LOA: 51’0”; Beam: 25’1”; Draft: 3’3”; Disp.: 40,785 lbs.; Fuel: 396 gals.; Water: 206 gals.; Power: 2×370-hp Yanmar diesels. Read more:

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2014 Leopard 51 Powercat

Miami, united states of america (the), $649,000 tax paid.

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2014 Leopard 51PC "The Office"

Brokers comments : Owner is trading up to the new Leopard 53. This 2014 Leopard 51PC is loaded with all possible factory options and finished in dark wood with light counter tops and light floors. Just 450 hours on her twin Yanmar 370 HP V8 engines. Must be seen to be appreciated.

Manufacturers comments:   The Leopard 51 Powercat brings with it a multitude of exciting features, including a sleek design, a large forward cockpit, additional lounging areas, an expansive fly-bridge and an interior upgraded with modern appliances. Drawing upon the success of the Leopard 47 PC, this contemporary catamaran is economically efficient, using less fuel than previous models. She also incorporates a brilliant ergonomic layout that makes maneuvering around your yacht comfortable and easy. The 51PC  also boasts a large and open saloon, a galley with the latest appliances, 3 cabins and 3 heads, with the entire starboard hull being dedicated to the owner’s suite. The Leopard 51 Powercat combines the best from the Leopard catamaran sailing fleet with the luxury and ease of a power yacht. Cruising speed 19 knots, max 24 knots

Both Engines just serviced 4/30/20

Description

• HEADS: Electric Jabsco Quiet Flush
• LOWER HELM CHART PLOTTER: Raymarine
• SOUND SYSTEM: Sony CD player and auxillary jack input with additiona amplifier with wired remote at flybridge helm
• ANCHOR: Delta 50m Chain
• NAV STATION: Autopilot control and second throttle
• SWIM PLATFORM: Dinghy / swim platform with hydraulic lowering system, and folding chocks
• Raritran Ice Maker on Flybridge bar
• Composite teak in Aft Cockpit

Basic Details

• Boat Name: The Office
• Make: Leopard
• Model: 51 Powercat
• Length: 51ft / 15.54m
• Location: Miami, US
• Price: $649,000
• Fuel Type: diesel
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Layout (Cabins): 3
• Layout (Heads): 3
• LOA: 51 ft / 15.54 m
• LWL: 51 ft / 15.54 m
• Beam: 25 ft / 7.62 m
• Draft: 4 ft / 1.22 m

Engines and Controls

• Make: Yanmar
• Type: Inboard
• Drive Type: Direct
• Prop Type: 4 Blade, Bronze
• Engine Hours Run / Date: 452
• Engine Hours Run / Date: 455
• Capacity: 749.51L / 198USgal
• Capacity: 499.67L / 132USgal
• Capacity: 85.17L / 22.5USgal

Accommodations

• Single Berths: 1
• Double Berths: 3

Electronics and Navigation

• Depthsounder: Raymarine ST60
• Log Speedometer: ST60+ Tridata
• Compass: Plastimo Offshore 75 at Helm
• Navigation Center: Raymarine Base Pack
• Plotter: E7 Chartplotter with WIFI
• Autopilot: Raymarine ST6002 w/Joystick
• VHF: Ray 55 nav station and helm station
• TV Set: Yes
• CD Player: Sony
• Cockpit Speakers: Bose 2 aft cockpit, 2 forward cockpit, 2 flybridge

Inside Equipment

• Electric Bilge Pump: Yes
• Manual Bilge Pump: Yes
• Air Conditioning: Cruisair (3) 40,000 BTU
• Heating: Yes
• Hot Water: 2 x 12 gals
• Sea Water Pump: Yes
• Oven: ENO gas oven
• Microwave Oven: Yes
• Electric Head: Jabsco quiet flush
• Refrigerator: Vitrifrigo 2 drawer fridge/freezer 56USG / 12v - Additional Vitifrigo C90IX refrigerator on flybridge wet bar
• Deep Freezer: Yes

Electrical Equipment

• Shore Power: 2 x 50' 30AMP Powerlines - 110v
• Battery Charger: 40amp Victron Centaur 12/40
• Inverter: 12V - 110V / 2.0KW w/ 100A charge rate
• Generator: Northern Lights 9KW

Deck Equipment

• Teak Cockpit: Synthetic
• Cockpit Cushions: Yes
• Swimming Ladder: Yes
• Cockpit Shower: Yes
• Davits: Hydraulic Platform
• Liferaft: Yes

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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The Leopard 51 PC pleasure catamaran has been produced since 2013. It has a fiberglass hull, which is 15.54 meters long, 7.64 meters wide and has a draft of 0.91 meters. The ship has fourteen seats and eight berths for passengers. International CE (A) certification allows you to go out to the high seas.

The open bow platform of the model is equipped with several spacious sun loungers - you can enter it through the passageways located along the sides and fenced with metal railings. The cockpit has a closed cockpit with a hard roof, on which there is an observation deck with a captain's post, a corner sofa, a compact table and a galley equipped with a grill and sink.

Inside the cockpit there is a corner sofa for several people, a wooden dining table, a main galley with a sink, oven and electric ovens, a refrigerator and several drawers for food / dishes, and an electronic control panel. On the sides there are entrances to the Leopard 51 PC cabins, each of which is equipped with beds for two people, compact sofas and desks, wardrobes, lockers for personal belongings and bathrooms with showers in separate rooms.

Outside the cockpit, there are two corner sofas, a removable table, an aerator and a stern passage equipped with platforms and a folding ladder for access to the water, metal handrails, and a towing attachment. The catamaran is equipped with two 150 hp stationary engines. Its fuel tank holds 1,500 liters and the fresh water tank holds 780 liters.

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• Boat type Power Catamaran
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Brand: Leopard 51 PowerCat

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The Leopard 51 PowerCat brings with it a multitude of exciting features, including a sleek design, a large forward cockpit, additional lounging areas, and an expansive flybridge.

Leopard 51 Powercat (South Carolina)

Step into the pinnacle of luxury and performance with the Leopard 51 Powercat, a marvel of modern marine engineering. This sleek catamaran effortlessly combines sophistication with practicality, featuring a spacious open-plan salon and galley that seamlessly integrates with a generous outdoor cockpit, perfect for both entertaining and relaxation.

Accommodating three beautifully appointed staterooms including a spacious owners version side, each with its own private head, the Leopard 51 ensures unparalleled comfort and privacy. The innovative hull design and powerful engines deliver exceptional stability and impressive speed, making every voyage both smooth and exhilarating.…

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• Cabins: 3 or 4
• Heads: 3 or 4 (plus optional skipper bow head)
• Berths: 6 or 8 (plus optional skipper bow cabin)

Leopard 53 Powercat

The ultimate power catamaran that surpasses all others. Built by Robertson & Caine and designed by naval architects Simonis Voogd, the Leopard 53 Powercat marries comfort, performance and ease of handling, delivering an unparalleled blue water cruising experience. This 4th generation vessel features all the attributes that made its predecessors successful, while reimagining what a powercat should be. Here, there is no compromise; the Leopard 53 expertly combines luxury with the rugged and adventurous spirit for which the brand is known. The result is unprecedented space, stability, and efficiency with every creature comfort one would expect from a luxury motor yacht. Outdoor entertaining space is paramount, and the Leopard 53 has been expertly designed to anticipate every need of the passenger. Spacious seating large enough to accommodate everyone surrounds a large table, creating the perfect environment to convene and recount the day’s adventures, enjoy a meal with spectacular views, or just sit back and take in the salt air. Intuitive design throughout means improved functionality and efficiency, including the flybridge and helm station with maximized visibility. All coach roof windows are flat toughened glass for optical clarity. Smart, ergonomic design and the latest technology work harmoniously to create ease of operation and maintenance for a seamless onboard experience. Inside, a modern interior with a cool palette immediately sets the tone for at-sea living. The saloon features an L-shaped lounge and a two-person settee with an option to add an interior navigation station. The hull side window, with the option of different portlight configurations, as well as the coach roof windows and panoramic windows in the saloon, bring in an abundance of natural light. At night, smart lighting casts warm, consistent light throughout the space. It’s easy to move about with access to the foredeck through the forward saloon door. The galley, a natural gathering spot, offers ample storage and is outfitted with Staron® worktop surfaces and a full suite of appliances making meal preparations easy and enjoyable. The Leopard 53 Powercat reimagines comfort through its optimal use of space and attention to detail, evident in every aspect of the design. Available in three- or four-cabin layouts with the option for separate crew cabins, private quarters include ensuite heads with their own shower area. The three-cabin owner’s version provides an at-home feel with a large island bed, a walk-in closet and a double vanity. A separate engine room that houses all major systems is completely sealed off from the living space, substantially reducing engine noise and odors. The Leopard 53 Powercat brings freedom and exhilaration to cruising in a way no other powercat can. Sit back, relax and enjoy cruising on your own terms.

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• LOA: 53 ft 1 in / 16.19 m
• Beam: 25 ft 2 in / 7.67 m
• Draft: 3 ft 3 in / 1 m
• Bridgedeck Clearance: 2 ft 7 in / 0.79 m
• Max height above W.L. (excl. antenna stalks): 18 ft 6 in / 5.65 m
• Engine: Yanmar 370HP x 2
• Maximum Speed (in light ship conditions): 24 Knots
• Cruising Speed (in light ship conditions): 17 Knots
• Maximum Range Speed (in full load condition): 7.9 Knots
• Maximum Range Speed (with one engine in full load condition): 6.8 Knots
• Range at Max Speed: 342 Nm
• Range at Cruising Speed: 463 Nm
• Maximum Range with Both Engines: 1330 Nm
• Maximum Range with One Engine (in full load condition): 1995 Nm
• Engine No. Cylinders: 8
• Consumption Curves:  View Leopard 53 Powercat Performance Curves
• Fuel: 562 gal / 2130 L

EXTRA DETAILS

• Water: 185 gal / 700 L
• Displacement: 47203 lbs / 21411 kg
• Load Carrying Capacity: 13490 lbs / 6119 kg
• Holding Tank Capacity: 42 US Gal gal / 160 L

All Leopard Catamarans are NMMA and CE Certified. Speed and range figures can vary depending on measurement conditions and fuel quality. All specifications are to be confirmed by customer prior to purchasing.

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