Saxdor 320 GTO

Boat Model Overview

We’re often asked about the Saxdor 320 GTO, and we can say with confidence that it’s a sharp choice for guests who want a modern motor craft without the bulk. From our experience at charter briefings, this model is typically used as a day-to-week option, where comfort and visibility matter just as much as performance.

According to manufacturer information and the build range used by charter operators, the Saxdor 320 GTO has been produced for the charter market across recent model years, commonly referenced from 2021 through 2026. That timing matters, because it aligns with the current generation of layout and onboard systems that our guests have praised. We have noticed that the cockpit ergonomics and the way the helm is laid out make short hops feel effortless—really, you feel in control immediately.

In practical terms, the boat is a motor vessel, and the “GTO” designation reflects its sport-oriented character. We state with certainty that the accommodation is compact but well planned for two. The version commonly offered for rental features two berths in cabins and one WC. For couples or small groups, this arrangement is often exactly what people want: privacy when you need it, and open space when you don’t.

On the commercial side, charter weekly pricing we’ve observed for this model typically falls in the range of 7,685.67 to 9,958.67 EUR, with an average around 8,273 EUR. Prices vary with season, route, and how far you go from the base.

Based on our knowledge of booking patterns, guests who have trusted us report strong demand in three countries, where this Saxdor is popular for motor-boat getaways. We think the reason is simple: it’s fast enough to make days exciting, yet manageable enough for responsible skippers. And yes—when conditions turn choppy, the ride still feels composed. From our experience, that’s the difference between “nice on paper” and truly enjoyable on the water!