RAMSES II

RAMSES II is a 32.2-metre GRP planing motor yacht, the Leopard 32 model built by Leopard in 2006 and refit in 2022. Exterior design is credited to Andrea Bacigalupo, whose work for Leopard defined the marque's signature profile. With 180 gross tonnes and a planing hull, she occupies a distinct niche in the Mediterranean charter fleet — a vessel built for speed and responsiveness rather than passage-making volume.

She accommodates up to nine guests across four cabins attended by five crew. Her charter territory spans the Western Mediterranean — the French Riviera, Corsica, Monaco, Sardinia, the Amalfi Coast, and Italy — and her speed capabilities make her particularly well suited to itineraries that require covering ground quickly between ports. Groups seeking expansive interior volume or a large crew-to-guest ratio will find her a more intimate proposition.

The defining characteristic of RAMSES II is her performance envelope: a maximum speed of 42 knots and a cruise of 26 knots place her among the faster planing yachts available for charter in this region. The 2022 refit brought her systems and presentation up to current standards, ensuring that the underlying Leopard build quality is supported by recent investment. The GRP construction is appropriate for a hull of this type and intended operating profile.

Onboard, the experience is focused on the water and the speed of getting there. Amenities include air conditioning, swimming platform, sunpads, and Wi-Fi — a pared-back list consistent with a yacht whose character is defined by performance rather than resort-style facilities. Water toys include sea-scooters, paddleboards, and snorkelling equipment to complement time at anchor in the coves and anchorages the Western Mediterranean offers in abundance.

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