Najam plovila u Saint Martin · Leopard 42 in Saint Martin / Marigot / Marina Fort Louis — “Moorings 4200/3/3 Exclusive” — (2024)

Marigot's Marina Fort Louis puts you minutes from the Grenadines and the channel islands that separate French and Dutch sides—territory made for a catamaran hull design. The Moorings 4200/3/3 Exclusive floats on two hulls that sit shallow, so you'll anchor where monohull guests cannot, in 1.25 metres of water. That means beach clubs at sunset, hidden bays off Anguilla, and the kind of freedom bareboat sailors chase across the Caribbean. Living aboard works because the boat is wide. Three separate cabins let partners, friends, and families claim their own space without negotiating shared hallways, and each cabin opens to its own bathroom. The saloon and galley run the length of the bridge deck between the hulls, creating one continuous gathering space—your living room at sea. On deck, the cockpit sprawls wide with room to sit comfortably while sailing or anchored, and twin trampolines stretch across the bows where you'll float between swims and watch the sun set without fighting for a spot. Stability comes from the dual-hulled platform. You won't pitch or roll at anchor the way single-hull boats do, and the Leopard's weight distribution means easier, steadier passage in varied conditions. From Marigot, a week's cruising reaches Gustavia, the outer islands, and down toward Nevis—the 42-footer carries you there with twin engines ready when the wind drops, and roller-furling sails when it fills again.