Leopard 40 PC, un plan de pont bien pensé pour vivre à bord

Le Leopard 40 PC offre la même habitabilité que des bateaux plus grands © Leopard catamaran

Dans cette seconde partie, nous intéressons au plan de pont du Leopard 40 PC. Dans ce domaine, le constructeur à vraiment profité de son expérience pour offrir un espace à vivre bien pensé.

The best way to get on board is by the back skirts. The skirts are quite wide with, on the port one, a solid swimming ladder with handrail to facilitate the ascent. The space between the two skirts is dedicated to the dinghy, which can be hoisted using the davits. On the other hand, there is no central platform, either as standard or as an option.

The cockpit features a table for up to 8 guests.
The cockpit features a table for up to 8 guests.

The cockpit itself is of a decent size with a bench seat for three people and a table that can easily accommodate six or eight people. The whole is well protected by the flybridge and access to the skirts, gangways, flybridge or saloon is very easy. There is also a passageway behind the bench seat for maneuvering or nautical activities.

A Well Thought-out Layout

From the cockpit, the sliding doors open wide for easy access to the main deck. Organized in much the same way as the 46 PC, this level features an L-shaped galley on the port side, just by the entrance, perfect for service in the cockpit. In addition to its easy access, this galley includes plenty of storage and high-end appliances. ...

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