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Yacht · 34 ft (10 m) · Marina of Rethymno, Crete
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Saxdor
- Modèle
- Yachts Saxdor 320 Gto
- Longueur
- 34 ft (10 m)
- Passagers
- 9
- Cabines
- 1
Verdict
The Saxdor 320 GTO is a stylish, fast open cruiser with strong day-boat appeal and genuinely lively performance. Its compact cabin and limited overnight livability keep it focused on short stays, but for fast coastal use it is a compelling package.
Avantages
- +Sharp, contemporary styling with low-profile sporty lines
- +Strong top-end speed and brisk acceleration potential
- +Twin-stepped hull and low weight aid responsive handling
- +Flexible seating layout suits social day boating
Inconvénients
- −Cabin and overnight space are limited for a 34ft boat
- −Most comfortable as a day boat or weekend cruiser, not a long-stay yacht
- −High performance is engine-dependent, so operating costs can rise quickly
- −Open layout offers less weather protection than cabin-equipped rivals
The Saxdor 320 GTO is a 33ft 7in to 33ft 9in open cruiser with a distinctive reverse-bow profile, low-slung superstructure and a twin-stepped deep-V hull. It is available with a wide range of outboard power, from a single 300hp installation to twin 300hp engines, and the design prioritizes speed, efficiency and a modern, sporty look.
On the water, the 320 GTO has a strong reputation for quick planing and confident handling. Published tests have shown top speeds in the low-50-knot range with twin 300hp engines, while the hull remains composed at fast cruising speeds and in choppier conditions. Steering and overall agility are key strengths, though the boat is naturally happiest when driven as a performance day cruiser rather than a heavy-load passagemaker.
Comfort is good for a boat in this class, but the accommodation is limited. The model is listed with one cabin and space for up to 9 passengers in day use, yet overnight capability is modest, making it better suited to short coastal trips, entertaining and occasional weekends. For buyers wanting a fast, stylish open boat with practical layout options, the value proposition is strong; those needing more cabin volume or long-range liveaboard comfort should look elsewhere.


