Bootscharter in Britische Jungferninseln · Leopard 52 in Tortola / Road Town / Wickhams Cay II Marina — “Moorings 5200 Crewed” — (2026)

The Leopard 52 hull design excels in the British Virgin Islands. Anchored in the protected waters around Tortola and Jost Van Dyke, two hulls mean true stability and the shallow draft needed to slip into the bays and sandy shallows where charter boats rarely reach. The trampolines stretched between them become a second living space, and the foredeck opens the boat to sun and stars when conditions allow. Inside, the Moorings 5200 Crewed sleeps ten across five cabins, each with its own bathroom and air-conditioning. The main saloon feels spacious—hardly crowded even with a full group. The separate galley keeps cooking smells and work out of sight, while the cockpit remains the social hub, sheltered by a hardtop and close enough to the helm that the crew can steer, talk, and keep an eye on things all at once. A week sailing from Road Town opens the entire BVI fleet anchorage to you: Virgin Gorda's North Sound and The Baths, the Tobago Cays, Cooper Island, and smaller islands where the shallow draft lets you go where deeper-hulled monohulls cannot. The space that a catamaran provides—multiple cabins, outdoor decks, room to move—lets families, groups of friends, and multi-generational crews actually relax together rather than live in each other's pockets.