Leopard 31

Onboard the Leopard 31

At 31 metres, the Leopard 31 sits at the compact end of Barcelona's superyacht bracket, built for parties who want the room and privacy of a full crewed yacht without the scale of a 50m-plus vessel. Four cabins across the accommodation deck give a working capacity of 12 guests, which suits two or three families sharing a week, or a couple travelling with close friends who each want a door that closes. The proportions read larger than the length suggests once guests are aboard and moving between saloon, deck and cabin levels.

Departing from Port Olímpic, the Leopard 31 has the range and comfort for a full day out to Sitges — the 35km run south gives guests a few hours at anchor in the bay, which holds better shelter than the open roadstead directly off Barcelona, before a return in the same afternoon. The same yacht suits a longer plan too: provisioning arranged through Boqueria or Santa Caterina ahead of departure, then several days worked into a Balearics passage for groups who want Barcelona as a starting point rather than the whole itinerary.

This is a sensible choice for a family group or a small circle of couples who want a private, four-cabin footprint and a crew handling the practicalities of harbour traffic, mooring and route planning, but who don't need the size or day-rate of the larger yachts in the fleet. Booking conversations should cover cabin configuration against your group's makeup, and — for anything beyond a single day near Barcelona — APA and fuel expectations for the route you have in mind.