€1 496 per person per week against a median of €622 for boats in the Seychelles; discount −5% against a median of −5% (RYC Rentals listings, October 2026).
About the boatDiscover the 2016 Leopard 48, a spacious and beautifully designed sailing catamaran offering the perfect combination of comfort, performance and relaxed island living. With four private en-suite cabins, she provides generous accommodation for up to eight guests, making her ideal for families and groups of friends. Expansive indoor and outdoor entertaining areas create plenty of space to unwind, dine and enjoy the spectacular surroundings. Her light-filled saloon, roomy aft cockpit and inviting forward seating area provide exceptional comfort throughout. Stable, capable and wonderfully spacious, the Leopard 48 is an excellent choice for an unforgettable sailing holiday through the Seychelles.
Where the boat is based
Eden Island / Mahe, Victoria / Eden Island MarinaSeychelles
€11 970 per week. More expensive than all 4 similar boats in November (Seychelles); median €5 225. That's 129% above the median.
The price is the same for all 32 available weeks — the date doesn't change it.
Price history for this week is still building up — we've been snapshotting the market since 25 August; changes will appear here after the next snapshots.
Terms and options
Transit log per booking€350Mandatory fleet fee, paid at the base.
Technical details and equipment
Engine2 x 55 hpFuel700 lWater800 lBeam25′Draught5′MainsailFull battenGenoaFurling
On board: Air condition, Generator, Water maker, Autopilot, Dinghy, Bimini, Barbecue grill in cockpit, Inverter, Chart plotter, Ice maker, Outboard engine, Electric toilet
Crew and extras — at the fleet's price list
Airport transfer 2-4 pax€80/booking
Airport transfer 5-8 pax€110/booking
Kayak€65/booking
Ordered at booking, paid to the fleet. Mandatory fees are listed above under terms.
What the price includes
Saturday to Saturday: the boat comes back on Friday evening and is handed to the next crew on Saturday morning.
Paid at the base office: transit log (in some countries a permit to leave port), bed linen, outboard engine, final cleaning and optional extras.
Fuel and holding-tank pump-out are charged on actual use: you take the boat with a full tank and return it full.
Paid on the spot for the nights you spend in a marina rather than at anchor.
Your excess in case of damage. Held on a credit card at the base in the name of the person who signed the contract; some fleets offer deposit insurance instead.
A skipper is mandatory without a sailing licence; a cook and a hostess are optional. All three appear as separate lines in the quote.
SUP, onboard Wi-Fi, coffee machine, child safety netting and the like — the list and prices depend on the fleet.
Extras depend on the fleet and the marina — ask the manager
