2011 Leopard 38

The performance-driven Leopard 38 is at the heart of the Leopard line. With her generous sail plan and stepped hull design, this yacht provides excellent performance.

GOOD DAY comprises the four double cabins, two head layout which gives plenty of room for group or families, plus additional fore-peak berths ideal for small children or simply extra storage. There is generous headroom throughout plus substantial storage capacity as a result of under-bunk lockers lockers in each cabin. This catamaran is easy to handle with sheets all run to the helm and reliable under motor with twin Yanmar engines.

On deck, the space is well thought out and useable; from the large transoms to the open and spacious aft, side and forward decks, getting around this yacht is easy and safe. The hardtop bimini over the cockpit provides superior protection from the elements and also offers a stable working platform.

FEATURES:

✔ 4-cabin / 2-head Layout with forepeak berths
✔ Bright salon with large, vertical windows
✔ Seamless indoor/outdoor cockpit flow
✔ Galley-up configuration for daily cooking at sea
✔ Air conditioning
✔ Twin 29hp Yanmar diesels
✔ New SD20 Sail Drive
✔ Large sliding-glass cockpit/salon door
✔ Large shaded cockpit with dining for 6-8 people
✔ Elevated helm station
✔ Forward lounging trampoline (New)
✔ Dinghy + davits + full water access setup

HIGHLIGHTS & UPDATES:

✔ New ULLMAN sails + Code Zero + running rigging
✔ Full nav suite (Raymarine, SmartTalk ST60 chartplotter, Quantum2 radar, AIS, autopilot)
✔ Solar array + Lithium battery banks
✔ Starlink-ready
✔ 1200W solar array + Lithium batteries
✔ New sunshades + cockpit cushions + window covers
✔ Watermaker
✔ Inflatable tender with outboard included

GOOD DAY is one of those rare cruising catamarans that has time and again proven to be a solid sailing vessel by virtue of the care and attention paid by diligent owners.

Located in the gorgeous cruising grounds of Pacific Mexico and the Sea of Cortez, this Leopard 38 is propitiously placed for crossing the Pacific to French Polynesia or simply escaping marina life for weekends at anchor in the World’s Aquarium.