2011 Leopard Sunsail 384

Step aboard and you’ll feel how this 384 has been steadily transformed into a modern off-grid cruiser. Massive lithium bank, serious solar, and a high-output watermaker mean you can slip the dock lines and stay gone, comfortably. The cockpit and saloon cushions were just replaced, so the social zones feel fresh, not “charter tired.” With new saildrives, new mainsail and genoa, she’s not just comfy—she’s ready to move when the breeze fills in. Starlink keeps you connected for work or weather routing, while the new TV, freezer, stove, and microwave make evenings aboard feel like home rather than compromise.

In these waters, you want a cat that’s efficient, easy to handle, and happy at anchor as much as under way. The Leopard Sunsail 384’s nearly 20-foot beam delivers a stable platform in rolly roadstead anchorages, and the four-cabin, two-head layout gives guests or family real privacy on longer stays. Shallow draft lets you sneak into protected coves where deeper monohulls hesitate, and the generous solar and lithium setup means you won’t be hunting marinas for power. Combined with the new saildrives and upgraded rig, this 384 offers a rare mix of reliability, comfort, and independence for cruising this region.