Bootscharter in Tansania · Leopard 48 in Zanzibar / Azam Marina — “Sunday Kinga” — (2016)

From Azam Marina in Zanzibar, Sunday Kinga opens access to one of the world's most rewarding sailing grounds—a string of islands, protected bays, and reefs that demand the stability and shallow-water capabilities only a catamaran delivers. The Leopard 48 hull form lets you anchor where deeper-draft vessels cannot, reaching empty anchorages in places like Pemba and the Tumbatu Channel. For groups and families, Sunday Kinga spreads across two hulls with four separate cabins and four bathrooms, so privacy and comfort never compete. The saloon runs the full width between the hulls, flooded with natural light and opening directly onto the cockpit. Above deck, wide trampolines stretch between the bows, and the foredeck offers genuine room to work or simply stretch out without feeling confined. Below, shallow draft means rock-steady holding when anchored, with negligible rolling motion even at rest. Bareboat from Zanzibar gives you flexibility to sail at your own pace—lingering over reefs one day, pushing toward a beach settlement the next. The twin Yarmars and modern sails handle easily enough that experienced sailors manage passages and maneuvers without strain. Whether your week balances between snorkeling, village visits, and quiet anchorages or trades more time under sail, Sunday Kinga provides the platform and living space to do it well.