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Saxdor 320 GTC Reviewed in 2025

By: Bradley Axmith - Updated: April 2025

By: Bradley Axmith

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Bradley Axmith

Editor at Boat & Sail Magazine

Spent summers sailing and fishing as a boy. He built a viking ship and cruises every year.

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With its sleek lines and efficient design, the Saxdor 320 GTC opens up in a way that most other boats in this class don’t. It’s about the fold-down freeboards aft that expand the cockpit into a large 12-foot social space.

Saxdor shares some of the same genesis of Axopar’s designs (Saxdor’s founder, Sakari Mattila co-designed earlier Axopar boats). Where Saxdor shines though is not necessarily in the tough all-weather Pacific NorthWest or frigid Baltic, but probably somewhere along the Amalfi Coast or sunshine state.

Although an affordable and completely capable all-weather adventure boat, standing on the expanded cockpit deck on anchor in clement weather is special. Other than that social luxury, much of the accommodations are reasonably simple, with manually movable furniture, a very decent head and a basic berth.

A used 320 GTC runs around $200k or find a new one decked out somewhere closer to $300k.