Welcome aboard HAPPY SEES, a turn-key, loaded with features, and beautifully maintained 2022 Leopard 45 catamaran. This 3 cabin owner's version layout merges sleek, contemporary design with expert craftsmanship and a functional layout - qualities that earned the Leopard 45 Boat of the Year shortly after her 2017 debut. Beyond her award-winning design and layout, HAPPY SEES boasts a vast solar array mounted on a custom stainless arch alongside an expanded lithium battery bank, highlighting this boats off-grid capabilities and her owner's commitment to energy independence. With remarkably low engine and generator hours and a diligent single-owner maintenance history, HAPPY SEES is an exceptional choice for cruisers. Start your blue water cruising journey today! HAPPY SEES is currently sailing the scenic British Virgin Islands with future ports-of-call in The US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Ft. Lauderdale, and ultimately Baltimore. She is available for showings by appointment in any of these destinations along the way. Below are just a few of HAPPY SEES most notable features: ✅ U.S. Import Duties Paid ✅ Full isinglass helm and cockpit enclosure ✅ Fully integrated watermaker ✅ 1,640W of solar w/900Ah of lithium on a 12v house bank ✅ Full suite of Raymarine Electronics + Starlink Internet ✅ North Sails Code Zero on an integrated bowsprit ✅ OC350 Sailing Tender Contact: Scott Mayer for details and info. +1(813) 601-5243 Scott@justcatamarans.net Full Listing Details & Photos: https://justcatamarans.net/catamaran-listing/leopard-45-happy-sees/ 👍 Like Just Catamarans on Facebook: justcatamarans 👍 Follow Just Catamarans on Instagram: justcatamarans 🌎 Website: https://www.justcatamarans.net

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Sometimes we get comments on the videos that have us in stitches. This is one of those times, so in next week's video, I have a little Easter Egg for the person that made it on last week's Video. Tune in to see the fun!

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Filmed in Grenada, Woburn Bay, by the bridge to Hog Island. Anchor is a Rocna 33, at the most intense point we used the motor to help the boat steer into the wind.

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