PHOENICIAN

Leopard's 2013 creation carries four carefully scaled double cabins across two decks, with the master suite positioned below deck alongside two VIP cabins, while a fourth VIP cabin claims prime real estate on the main level. This arrangement creates natural privacy zones that let guests retreat without feeling isolated from the yacht's social rhythm, particularly valuable during extended Western Mediterranean voyages when personal space becomes precious currency. At 27 knots cruising speed with a 300-nautical-mile range, PHOENICIAN moves between Côte d'Azur anchorages with authority, her planing hull delivering the kind of pace that transforms day plans into spontaneous adventures. The comprehensive water sports inventory spans from dual Seabob F5S units and a SeaDoo RXP-X 260 to wakeboarding equipment and towable tubes, creating multiple activity centers that naturally distribute eight guests across different experiences. When the Williams tender and various watercraft deploy simultaneously, the yacht becomes a floating base camp where morning exploration flows into afternoon water sports without the usual choreographed shuffle for equipment or space.