Bootscharter in Britische Jungferninseln · Leopard 46 in Tortola / Road Town / Wickhams Cay II Marina — “Moorings 4600 - 4 Exclusive” — (2025)

From Road Town's Wickhams Cay II Marina, the Moorings 4600 - 4 Exclusive launches you into the British Virgin Islands' most sheltered and shallow anchorages—places where deeper-hulled yachts cannot follow. The Leopard 46's twin hulls sit just 1.2 meters below the waterline, letting you slip into Anegada's flats, explore mangrove-fringed bays, and anchor within feet of white-sand beaches. That same beam of nearly eight meters, spread across two separate hulls, transforms the boat into a stable platform whether you're at anchor or under sail. Four cabins and four bathrooms mean each couple or family enjoys private quarters and genuine comfort, not yacht-tight compromises. Living aboard works because the interior flows well. The saloon opens between the two hulls, gathering light from windows all around, while the cockpit extends across the stern with room to sit, dine, and watch the sunset without crowding. Two trampolines—fore and aft—give children and swimmers safe platform access to the water, and the foredeck spreads wide for sunbathing or handling the furling main when wind picks up. With ten berths across four cabins, you can bring the full family or split costs with friends. A week's cruise from Tortola reaches Jost Van Dyke and the Grenadines easily, with daily mile runs short enough to explore thoroughly. The shallow draft and spacious deck mean you're never trapped by tide or crowded into a resort anchorage.