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Leopard 47 Catamaran For Sale By Broker Location: Rio Dulce Additional catamaran photos, details, and equipment list as well as broker contact information can be viewed at: https://www.catamaransite.com/catamarans-for-sale/leopard-47-22/ S/V Latitude Found is a Guatemala based 2006 Leopard 47 catamaran for sale by broker. S/V Latitude Found is now on the market! The Leopard 47 was designed by Alex Simonis and built by Robertson and Caine in Cape Town, South Africa. These beautiful, classic cats were renowned for their high quality, sturdy build and blue water capabilities. The older Leopards were built with thicker hulls for more durability than the newer models. The sleek design of these catamarans makes for a speedy, outstanding offshore performance. The Leopard is also unique in that it uses reliable shaft drives instead of the typical sail drives found on many catamarans. As well as being an excellent offshore […] Additional catamaran photos, details, and equipment list as well as broker contact information can be viewed at: https://www.catamaransite.com/catamarans-for-sale/leopard-47-22/
I am living my dream, on a sailboat on the Pacific Coast. One nigh on the dock of the marina with a powerful light and a small net, exploring the flora and fauna of the Pacific. Learning to identify species and their food value. This is a Kelp Crab. Supposedly good eating, albeit quite small. This one went back to it’s home.