The Leopard 40, a product of South African boat builders Robertson & Caine, features a unique, modern design thanks to experienced naval architects Simonis and Voogd as well as Robertson & Caine's design team. She resembles her predecessors in speed, agility, and blue-water performance, but her enhancements include an increased hull volume and an innovative interior layout. Like the rest of the Leopard line, the new Leopard 40 includes a light blonde interior with a light, modern and airy feel. However, her interior salon layout is unlike any Leopard before her. Her galley is located forward and the forward-facing settee and table are now located aft. This allows for a panoramic view with large sliding glass doors between the saloon and the aft cockpit. This arrangement promotes easy communication for guests and an open flow between the saloon and the aft cockpit, creating a fusion of indoor and outdoor living space.

In addition, the galley area includes a large forward-facing window and an access door to the forward platform of the boat. The access door enhances the open concept feel and easy navigation in and around the yacht. It also promotes ventilation throughout the interior.

Large gathering areas aft platform, large aft cockpit, plus forward cockpit

Inside / outside feel. Galley area communicates with the outside. Easy to get in and out of main saloon

Helm station is part of the cockpit, not separated from the cockpit (helmsman is part of the group)

Easy to keep an eye on young kids from helm station (not separated from cockpit)

Easy to sail with forgiving low aspect rig and overlapping genoa

Flybridge on larger units and powercats that can accommodate the entire party (8+ people)