Saxdor 320

Onboard the Saxdor 320

The Saxdor 320 is built for the kind of day on the water where the boat itself stays out of the way of the experience. At 10 metres, it carries up to 10 guests comfortably across open deck and cockpit space, with the kind of low, sporty profile that makes stepping on and off at anchor or alongside a pontoon straightforward. A single cabin below gives a place to change, stow bags out of the sun, or let younger guests nap through a long afternoon, without turning the boat into something it isn't — this is a day platform first, not a live-aboard cruiser.

Based out of Mallorca, the Saxdor 320 suits groups who want to move at their own pace along the coast — a run out to one of the bay's calmer stretches for swimming, a slow pass along the shoreline to look at the water rather than cover distance, or a straightforward point-to-point between two anchorages in a single outing. Its size makes it easy to get close to shallower, quieter stretches that larger yachts have to approach with more caution, and easy to turn around or reposition if the wind picks up or a spot gets busy.

It's a strong fit for smaller groups, couples, or families who want a private boat without the scale or formality of a crewed superyacht — practical for a half-day or full-day booking, with enough guest capacity for a proper gathering but nothing about the layout that overwhelms a smaller party. Because it sits at the compact end of the fleet, availability tends to be more flexible around peak dates, making it a sensible option to check even on shorter notice when larger vessels are already committed.