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Avis sur le saxdor 320 gto
Yacht · 34 ft (10 m) · L'Estartit
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- saxdor
- Modèle
- 320 gto
- Longueur
- 34 ft (10 m)
- Passagers
- 9
- Cabines
- 1
Verdict
The Saxdor 320 GTO is a sharp-looking, fast, and easy-to-run day boat that blends strong offshore pace with practical weekend capability. Its compact accommodation and limited long-range comfort keep it from feeling like a true cruiser, but for style, performance, and usability, it stands out.
Avantages
- +Twin-stepped hull and outboard setup support lively performance
- +Wide beam for the length gives it good deck space
- +Single-cabin layout is simple and practical for short stays
- +Easy to handle for owners moving up from smaller day boats
Inconvénients
- −Interior volume is limited for overnight cruising
- −Freshwater and storage capacity are modest
- −Ride comfort depends heavily on sea state and engine setup
- −Not the best choice if liveaboard comfort is a priority
The Saxdor 320 GTO is a 33–34 ft sport day boat with a distinctive low-slung profile, a wide 3.10 m beam, and a twin-stepped deep-V hull aimed at efficient planing and brisk handling. Publicly listed specs place it in the offshore/coastal category with seating for up to 9 in coastal mode, and the platform is clearly designed to maximize outdoor use rather than cabin volume.
On the water, the model is known for quick acceleration, strong cruising speed, and confident responsiveness from its outboard-powered setup. It is generally regarded as an easy boat to drive, with the stepped hull helping it stay efficient and composed at speed, though like most performance-oriented open cruisers it will be most comfortable in moderate conditions rather than rough, slow-running passages.
Inside, the 320 GTO is more functional than spacious. It offers one cabin and basic overnight capability, but storage, water capacity, and long-stay livability are limited compared with larger cabin cruisers. For its size and concept, the value proposition is strong if the priority is style, speed, and versatile day-boating; buyers seeking a fuller cruising package may find the accommodation too compact.


