Leopard 24

Onboard the Leopard 24

At 24 metres, the Leopard 24 sits comfortably in the middle of a motor yacht's working range: substantial enough to carry twelve guests across three cabins without anyone feeling boxed in, yet manageable enough to move easily between Mallorca's smaller ports and open anchorages. The three-cabin layout gives groups genuine separation — useful for families travelling with older children, or for split parties who want their own space at the end of a long day on the water.

That cabin count also makes the Leopard 24 a natural fit for cruising beyond a single afternoon. A charter based out of Puerto Portals or Porto Cristo can extend into a multi-day run down the east coast — Porto Cristo to Cala Mondragó to Cala Pi is a stretch of sheltered, turquoise-water coves well suited to a boat this size, with the option to anchor overnight rather than return to the marina each evening. Provisioning for these longer routes is straightforward to arrange in advance, drawing on fresh produce from Palma's Mercado de l'Olivar or the yacht provisioners along Moll de Palma, so the galley is stocked before lines are cast off.

The Leopard 24 suits guests who want more than a single-day loop of the bay without stepping up to superyacht scale — corporate groups planning a two-day itinerary with some privacy at anchor, or families who want three separate cabins rather than a single large one. Because multi-day planning involves route timing, provisioning and berth availability, it's worth confirming dates and cabin allocation with the charter broker well ahead of the intended departure window.