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arno leopard 24-Test
Mega yacht · 79 ft (24 m) · Cannes
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- arno
- Modell
- leopard 24
- Länge
- 79 ft (24 m)
- Gäste
- 10
- Kabinen
- 3
Urteil
The Arno Leopard 24 is a fast, low-profile Italian sports yacht with strong deck appeal and proven performance, but interior volume is more limited than on newer 24m yachts. It suits buyers who want style, speed, and open-air cruising over maximum cabin space.
Vorteile
- +Distinctive sporty Leopard profile and sleek Italian styling
- +Strong speed potential with jet propulsion
- +Shallow draft is useful for coastal cruising
- +3-cabin layout works for small groups or charter use
Nachteile
- −Interior volume is modest for a 79ft yacht
- −Age means refit history and maintenance matter a lot
- −Fuel consumption can be high at planing speeds
- −Open sports-yacht layout offers less covered living space than flybridge rivals
The Arno Leopard 24 is a 24-meter open motor yacht with the brand’s familiar low, aggressive profile and V-hull sports-yacht character. Built in 2005, it remains one of the more recognizable Italian performance cruisers in this size range, with a design that favors exterior lines, sunbathing space, and visual impact over boxier interior volume.
On the water, the Leopard 24 is known for lively performance. Publicly listed examples show twin high-output MTU diesels with jet propulsion, and reported cruising speeds in the mid-to-high 20-knot range with top speed figures around the low- to mid-30-knot area depending on configuration and refit status. The jet setup and relatively shallow draft should make it responsive and well suited to coastal cruising, though buyers should expect performance to come with meaningful fuel burn.
Accommodation is typically arranged around 3 cabins, making it practical for a family or a small charter group rather than large-party cruising. For a 79ft yacht, the living areas are comfortable but not especially spacious by modern standards, and the open-deck layout leaves less protected lounging than many newer motor yachts. As a used purchase or charter proposition, value depends heavily on condition, refit quality, and engine hours; in good order, it offers strong style and pace at a price point that can be attractive versus newer yachts of similar length.


