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Easy circulation
On board the Leader 9.0 WA Series 2, access is via a spacious opening on the port side, closed by a sturdy stainless steel gate. Two wide bathing platforms, which can be fitted with handrails, flank the twin outboard motors.
On the starboard side, an L-shaped space forms a dining area with a modular bench seat, whose fold-down back opens onto the aft platform. The table seats up to six, and faces a small bench integrated into the rail. To convert the cockpit into a sundeck, simply lower the large table and deploy the optional T-top extension for protection from the sun.
A pleasant opening to the sea
This newcomer's biggest innovation! On the port side, the tilting bulwark increases the deck area, making it easier to swim at anchor. It is operated with a hoist and cleats, and offers a small 70-centimeter balcony giving direct access to the sea.
A swim ladder and safety lines can be attached. Handling this bulwark requires the hoist to be perfectly clear, and not rolled up on itself. On this family boat, handling is a little physical and should be reserved for an adult.
A kitchenette and a beautiful front deck
Opposite the aft dinette bench is a galley equipped with fridge, grill, hob and sink. An optional livewell can be installed for fishing enthusiasts.
Access to the bow is best via the port side passageway, as the console is asymmetrical. In front of the helm station, a large sundeck with integrated headrests seats three.
A central opening brings light through the forward cabin deck hatch. The well-designed anchor locker can accommodate part of the fenders.
Proven interior design
The cabin of the Leader 9.0 WA Série 2 is broadly identical to that offered on the Série 1. On the port side, there is a breakfast point with sink, microwave and refrigerator.
At the front, the V-shaped bench converts into a double bed, after lowering the table. This dining area cannot accommodate as many guests as the outside table. It is intended to serve as a secondary dining area for a reduced crew if outdoor conditions do not permit.
Opposite the kitchen area is the bathroom with shower cubicle, sink and integrated WC.
Under the cockpit, the shipyard has installed a mid-cabin, no more than 50 centimetres high. This space, which still sleeps 2 m by 1.3 m, will be reserved for children, young adults or equipment storage.
