Leopard owners get exclusive flotillas, premieres and launches in 2026

Leopard Catamarans has rolled out an owner program for 2026 that centers on community events, early previews of new models, and priority access at major boat shows. The headline offering is a limited, owner-only flotilla in the Exumas April 15–19, a return to one of the world’s most iconic cruising grounds where crystal-clear water and secluded anchorages set the stage for shared cruising and social nights afloat.

Spots for the Exumas flotilla are intentionally capped to preserve the intimate, community-driven vibe that has defined Leopard gatherings since 2022. Owners who have attended previous flotillas know the draw is as much the people as the boats: daytime passages and poke-around anchorages give way to pirate-themed parties, spirited dinghy races, raft-ups that feel like floating festivals, cocktail contests, themed dinners, live music, and spontaneous swim-ups between boats. That programming is designed to turn casual fleetmates into lifelong friends and to showcase island sailing at its liveliest.

Beyond the Exumas event, Leopard is staging exclusive first looks at upcoming yacht launches. While specific model details remain under wraps, Leopard’s late 2025 introduction of the Leopard 52 Sailing Cat signaled the brand’s focus on performance, owner-driven layout changes, and contemporary interiors. Those design directions provide a useful preview of the kinds of innovations owners can expect at 2026 previews.

Leopard will also maintain a strong presence at the world’s premier boat shows throughout the year, offering owners priority access and private viewings. Key appearances for 2026 include Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Annapolis at the United States Sailboat Show, Cannes Yachting Festival, La Grande Motte for the International Multihull Show, and the Singapore Yachting Festival. Many of these events feature owner-only receptions and dedicated time with Leopard specialists, making them ideal places to compare layouts, meet production teams, and plan upgrades or refits.

For owners and prospective buyers the practical value is clear: these gatherings and previews extend ownership well beyond delivery day. They offer direct access to designers and technical staff, networking with fellow owners who trade real-world tips on mooring, maintenance, and passage planning, and early opportunities to evaluate new models before wider release.

To take part, contact Leopard through its official channels or reach out to your Leopard representative for registration details and availability. These gatherings will shape the Leopard calendar for 2026, and with limited spaces and priority access at shows, act early to secure a place at the helm.