Axopar 37

Onboard the Axopar 37

The Axopar 37 is a 11.5-metre day-boat built for groups who want speed, deck space and a straightforward day on the water rather than a full liveaboard programme. With capacity for 10 guests and a single cabin below, it suits parties who plan to be back on land by evening but want somewhere sheltered to stow bags, change, or take a break from the sun during the crossing. The open cockpit and forward seating give the boat a sociable layout, with sightlines to the water from most seats rather than a boxed-in saloon feel typical of larger motor yachts.

Based out of Mallorca, the Axopar 37 works well for a half-day run along the east coast, threading between Porto Cristo and the calas toward Cala Mondragó and Cala Pi, where the boat's manageable size makes it easy to close in on sheltered water without the draft concerns of a larger vessel. It is equally suited to a shorter Bay of Palma outing — leaving one of the local marinas in the afternoon, running toward Illetes or Portopetro, and returning as the light drops over the Serra de Tramuntana. The single cabin is enough for gear and a change of clothes, not for overnight accommodation, so this yacht is best planned as a day charter rather than a multi-day itinerary.

This is the right choice for smaller groups or families who want a fast, uncomplicated day at sea — swimming stops in calm coves, a picnic lunch on board, or a straightforward transfer between anchorages — without the scale or formality of a crewed superyacht. Corporate groups looking for an informal afternoon on the water, rather than a full hosted lunch service, will also find the size and guest capacity practical. Because it is a day-use vessel, planning is simple: agree a route along the coast, confirm a departure marina, and build the day around swimming stops and coastline rather than overnight logistics.