Saxdor 400 GTO

Onboard the Saxdor 400 GTO

The Saxdor 400 GTO is built for guests who want a fast, open-plan boat rather than a slow cruiser with a full flybridge. At 12.4 metres with a walkaround deck, the layout lets guests move freely from bow to stern without cutting through a cabin, which matters on a boat carrying up to 11 people for a day on the water. Twin engines give it a cruising speed of around 45 knots, so the boat covers distance quickly and settles into a stable ride once it is up on plan, rather than laboring through a long, exposed passage.

From Port Olímpic, that speed changes what a day charter can cover. A run down to Sitges, roughly 35 kilometres south, is a short hop rather than a half-day commitment, leaving more time to anchor and swim before lunch ashore. The same pace also suits a shorter loop inside Barcelona bay for guests who want swimming stops and open water rather than a fixed itinerary — useful for active groups who plan to spend more time in the water than in the seats. With two cabins on board, it also works for an overnight stop if the plan calls for staying out rather than returning the same evening.

This is the right choice for guests who want a day boat with genuine performance, not a slow platform that happens to look sporty. Small families, groups of friends, or couples wanting an active few hours on the water are better matched to the Saxdor 400 GTO than to a larger crewed yacht built for a stiller, slower day. Guest numbers and route should be confirmed with the broker in advance, particularly for a Sitges run versus a shorter Barcelona bay outing, since fuel planning and timing differ between the two.