Leopard 24

Onboard the Leopard 24

The Leopard 24 runs 24 metres and carries up to 12 guests for the day, with three cabins setting the limit for anyone staying aboard overnight. That gap between day capacity and sleeping capacity is worth noting before booking: a lunch charter for a full group of twelve reads very differently from a two-night passage, where the cabin count is what actually governs who can stay on board.

Out of Saint-Tropez this size of yacht sits comfortably at anchor in the Gulf, tender distance from Quai Jean Jaurès for a walk into town or a table booked ashore, and it has the range to make a day run toward Cap Taillat or Baie de Briande without feeling stretched. For a multi-day plan, the Leopard 24 also works as an overnight boat into the Port Grimaud canal, with the extra fuel and passage time accounted for if the route continues toward the Îles d'Hyères.

It suits a corporate group booking a client lunch on the water with views back to the village, a family taking the boat out for a full day with room to move between decks, or a couple pairing a shorter charter with a night at anchor rather than committing to a full week aboard. Given the difference between guest numbers and cabin count, it's worth confirming with the broker at booking whether the plan is a single day, an overnight, or a longer route, so the itinerary and APA briefing are built around how the yacht will actually be used.