At just over 10m, the 320 GTO is a sleek GRP-built coupe with a planing hull that can reach 52 knots, positioned as the entry point to the Saxdor 320 Model Line.
A Sporty Entry to the 320 Line
Positioned as the gateway to the Saxdor 320 range, the 320 GTO is designed for owners seeking performance-led dayboating with the comfort of a compact weekender. Below deck, one cabin accommodates up to two guests, with large Lewmar hatches ensuring the space is filled with natural light. The design makes the yacht equally suited to short cruising trips or stylish afternoons on the water.
The performance hull of the motor yacht delivers a seaworthy and responsive ride, while twin engines can sustain a fast cruising speed of around 40 knots. On deck, versatility is at the forefront.
An extended foredeck sunpad and a convertible dinette provide multiple lounging options, while adjustable backrests allow the cockpit seating to face forward at speed or be set for socializing at anchor.
Space Made for Entertaining
The 320 GTO emphasizes outdoor enjoyment, with the cockpit and sundeck configured as the yacht’s social heart. Whether underway or moored, the layout prioritizes flexibility, giving guests a choice between sunbathing, dining, or forward-facing cruising. With its mix of sporty lines and functional deck spaces, the boat demonstrates Saxdor’s approach to creating boats that maximize enjoyment within a compact footprint.
Already recognized for their performance-focused fleet, Saxdor has noted that models such as the Saxdor 320 GTO and larger Saxdor 400 GTO are well-suited to regions that prize high-speed cruising and accessible island hopping, such as the Mediterranean and Gulf. Their combination of speed, comfort, and efficient layouts aligns with the needs of both weekenders and dayboat enthusiasts.
2025 Cannes Line-Up: Similar-Length Show Debuts to Watch
The Saxdor 320 GTO enters Cannes as a fast, compact weekender with seating versatility and a single-cabin layout for two guests. However, according to YachtBuyer Market Watch, the world's largest yacht database, several similar-length models are also making their premieres.
The Aiata Wayfinder 38 stretches slightly longer at 11.57 meters and focuses on adaptability. Its modular design allows owners to reconfigure the boat season by season, switching between open-top and cabin layouts as needs change. Like the Saxdor, it caters to couples or pairs, with accommodation for two, but offers a longer range of 280 nautical miles compared to the 320 GTO’s 134.
For those seeking more space, the Maxim Yachts MAX43 Comfort brings a larger 13.07-meter platform with a single cabin but capacity for up to four guests. It emphasizes high-end finish and social areas, with a large bow lounge and U-shaped seating that set it apart from the more performance-driven Saxdor.
At the upper end of this segment, the Fjord 490 Open extends to 14.9 meters with two cabins and four-guest accommodation. Designed with input from Marco Casali, it features fold-down balconies that expand the aft deck into a wide entertainment area. Its propulsion choices range from IPS systems to triple outboards, offering both speed and flexibility.
The Saxdor 320 GTO’s CYF debut positions it as a standout choice for buyers seeking speed, agility, and versatile use of space. Against a line-up of equally compelling new arrivals, it holds its ground as a compact yet capable entry to Saxdor’s fleet.
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