Leopard 31

Onboard the Leopard 31

The Leopard 31 measures 31 metres and carries four cabins arranged to sleep up to 12 guests, a configuration that gives this yacht real separation between social and private space rather than the single open layout typical of smaller charter boats. At this length the deck areas allow for distinct zones for dining, lounging and shade, useful for groups who want to move through the day without constantly reshuffling the same space.

Based from Saint-Tropez, the yacht suits a day charter anchored in the Gulf south of town, where motor yachts of this size commonly sit rather than competing for scarce berths at the Nouveau Port. From there, a tender run to Quai Jean Jaurès puts guests ashore for lunch or a walk through town within minutes, and the same anchorage works for a corporate group hosting clients for an afternoon on the water with a clear view back to the village. The four-cabin layout also holds up for an overnight extension into Port Grimaud's canal marina, a quieter berth than the main quay with walking access to the village and its market.

This is a yacht for groups who need cabin capacity to match guest numbers over more than a few hours — corporate charters running a full working day, or families and friends splitting across four cabins for a one or two-night route toward the Îles d'Hyères. Before booking, it's worth confirming how the 12-guest daytime capacity and the sleeping arrangement across four cabins align with the actual charter length, since a single-day booking and a multi-night passage place different demands on the same vessel.