Specs

Yacht Name Caribbean Dream
Year Built/Model Year 2004
L.O.A. 47'
L.W.L 41'10"
Model Leopard 47
Builder Robertson & Caine
Designer Simonis Voogd
Location Tortola, BVI
Beam 23'8"
Draft Min/Max 4'4"
Clearance 70'4"
Displacement 22,420 lbs.
Rig Sloop Rig
Engine(s) Twin 56/HP Diesels IB Yanmar
Guest Staterooms 3
Guest Heads 3
Fuel Capacity 158 gallons diesel
Fresh Water Capacity 300 gallons

Guest Staterooms:

Below deck, you'll find spacious air-conditioned private staterooms with ensuite heads and showers. The guest cabins feature large double berths, overhead lighting, adjustable reading lamps, electric fans, full size hanging lockers with shelving and a full-length dress mirror on the cabin door. A large overhead hatch with blinds and numerous portholes provide natural lighting and superb ventilation. The spacious guest heads have all amenities including large washbasin, mirrored vanity unit, shaver outlet and oversized marine toilet, and ELECTRIC flush!

Salon:

The decor of Caribbean Dream was carefully chosen by interior designers, using only the finest quality fabrics, selected for their superior durability and style. The airy V-shaped saloon seats 8 to 10 adults comfortably with discrete but spacious storage under the seating. Soft overhead lighting, quality fabrics and beech wood finishes give a warm atmosphere to Caribbean Dream interior. Large windows with deluxe fitted blinds provide superb panoramic views and allow natural light to flood in, while ceiling fans and forward portholes maximize ventilation for a wonderfully airy feel. In addition to the beautiful corian countertop which separates the galley from the dining area, the 3 cabin layout has a relaxed bar area, complete with varnished beech serving shelf, discrete cocktail cabinet and elegant corian shelving.

Equipment:

AC electrical system
Generator
DC electrical system
Trace inverter
Under water viewing lights
Watermaker
Icemaker

Deck and Cockpit:

The deck layout is user friendly and easy to move around, with a molded-in non-skid surface.
Boarding the yacht is facilitated by wide transom steps leading up to the integrated bathing platform. This unique feature connects both transoms, creating a great location from which one can dive or board a dinghy.
Direct walk through access from the large cockpit to the wide aft bathing platform.
Relax with the spray and the sun on the vast trampoline between the bows or admire the view from the seats positioned in each pulpit.
Louvered slats fitted over the sloping saloon windows provide shade in the main saloon and rollout sunshades provide shade in the cockpit.