Megayacht · 112 ft · Up to 12 guests
A 112 ft yacht with a bow sun deck, a covered aft dining deck, an upper-deck sun lounge and four staterooms, for up to 12 guests.
The Leopard 112 is a 112 ft yacht for up to 12 guests, laid out so that every part of the day has its own corner. Three outdoor levels keep sun seekers and shade seekers apart, and four staterooms let a family or a group of friends split up and meet again.
Up front, dark cushions fill the bow sun deck, with two small tables between the sunpads and the seat that wraps around them. Aft, a covered deck holds a wooden dining table and a long sofa beside it, with sliding glass doors into the salon, and a teak platform sits below at water level. Inside, light sofas face a bar counter and a TV. One deck up, a sun lounge opens under a fabric canopy. Below, the master stateroom has a king bed, a second guest cabin has another king, one cabin has twin beds and the fourth has a double with extra berths.
Four hours is enough for one anchorage off Star Island and a lunch at the aft table. With six or eight hours she can run out toward Monument Island or the Nixon sandbar and spend the afternoon at anchor before heading home. Rates are $6,650 for 4 hours, $9,350 for 6 and $12,000 for 8.
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The yacht has three outdoor places and one indoor one. The bow has a cushioned sun deck, the covered aft deck has a dining table and a long sofa, and the upper deck has a sun lounge under a fabric canopy. The salon adds light sofas, a bar counter and a TV, so a group of 12 can split up without crowding.
There are four staterooms: a master with a king bed, a second cabin with a king bed, a twin cabin and a double cabin with extra berths. Guests can use them to change, nap between stops or step out of the sun while the rest of the group stays on deck.
Four hours covers one stop in the bay with a long lunch at the aft deck table. Six hours adds a run toward Monument Island and time at anchor. Eight hours opens a full day: the Nixon sandbar, a swim, a slow meal and an easy ride back, with the hourly cost falling as the trip gets longer.
The aft deck sits under a roof, and the salon is indoors behind sliding glass doors. The upper-deck lounge has a fabric canopy, while the bow cushions are open to the sun. Guests can move between these spots as the afternoon light changes.
Capacity: 12 Guests
Staterooms: 4
Length: 112 feet
Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours