ECLAT

ECLAT is a 31-metre planing motor yacht built by Leopard in 2008, designed with exterior lines by Andrea Bacigalupo. Constructed from GRP on a high-performance planing hull, she displaces 149 gross tonnes and accommodates up to nine guests across four cabins, supported by a crew of four.

Available for yacht charter across the western Mediterranean, ECLAT operates throughout the French Riviera, Corsica, Sardinia, Monaco, and the Italian coast. Her cruising range of 350 nautical miles and a cruise speed of 25 knots make her well suited to covering the principal anchorages and ports of call that define summer Mediterranean itineraries.

What distinguishes ECLAT among her peers is a notable performance ceiling: a top speed of 43 knots positions her among the faster vessels of her length class, placing a premium on passages where time and responsiveness matter. The planing hull architecture delivers a spirited sea-keeping character that suits guests who value energy and pace over displacement-style cruising.

Onboard, ECLAT provides air conditioning throughout, sunpads, a swimming platform, and Wi-Fi connectivity. The watersports inventory is well stocked, encompassing two Seabobs, water skis, a wakeboard, two paddleboards, a two-person kayak, a Kawasaki jet-ski, and snorkelling equipment — a combination that supports an active programme for guests of varying interests.

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