Harmony Cat

HARMONY CAT is a 2016 Leopard 51 Power Cat built by Robertson & Caine in South Africa with naval architecture by Simonis & Voogd. Her design is centered on composite construction and ocean-going capability, but one of her strongest attributes is how effectively the available space has been divided across three levels.

A large main salon, shaded aft cockpit set up for open-air dining and elevated flybridge beneath a hardtop give owners and guests multiple areas to spread out without separating the interior from the exterior. She cruises at 12 knots and can reach 20 knots.

Wrap-around salon windows in the main salon provide 360-degree views, while additional hull-side ports and overhead hatches bring daylight into the accommodations below. The salon itself is arranged around an L-shaped settee with a convertible dining table, and movement between spaces is straightforward, with access aft to the cockpit and forward directly through the salon. The U-shaped galley sits forward and includes full-sized appliances and ample counter space.

HARMONY CAT’s accommodations are configured for eight guests in four cabins, plus one crew member. Rather than splitting the principal suite across the boat, the master occupies the full starboard hull, providing space for a queen-sized island bed, desk, lounge area and en-suite head with a separate walk-in shower. Large hull windows bring natural light into the suite.

The guest cabins are located in the port hull, where queen-sized berths, storage, hull-side windows and dedicated en-suite heads with separate shower stalls create self-contained accommodations. Crew quarters are positioned forward.

Outside, the shaded aft cockpit is set up as a proper dining and social space with a teak dining table, surrounding seating, waterproof speakers and overhead LED lighting. It sits on the same level as the salon, while steps lead directly down to the swim platforms and tender davits.

Above, the flybridge combines the helm with a U-shaped lounge, sunbathing pad and wet bar equipped with a grill and refrigerator. Waterproof speakers and ambient LED lighting are also integrated here, making the upper deck a substantial entertaining space rather than simply a secondary helm position.

Forward, a watertight door in the salon opens directly onto the foredeck, creating another outdoor area without requiring guests to move around the side decks from aft. Here, wrap-around lounge seating, recessed sunpads and two bow seats provide additional places to relax.

HARMONY CAT also carries two stand-up paddleboards, two kayaks, and a custom 4m x 6m inflatable pool.