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Power catamarans are the fastest growing category for several reasons — among them is space and frugality. Leopard has of course known this for many years, and this is reflected in their seasoned range of power catamarans. These include the entry level 43 PC and their most popular model, the 53 PC — which has sold well in excess of 100 since its introduction in 2015. Along with the smaller siblings, the 43 PC and the 2022 53 PC, these boats represent the South African builder’s offering for both the recreational and the charter markets.

The characteristic feature of the entire range — including the competent 2021 Leopard 42 sailing cat I recently took out — is a sturdy build designed to survive the rigours of charterers and cavalier owners alike. The other attractions for the 51 PC in particular lie in seriously powerful V8 motors built into the dedicated hull, which itself can house up to four large cabins plus an enormous flybridge. These are

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