Day Yacht · 32 ft · Up to 10 guests
An open-deck 32 ft day boat with a bow lounge, a cockpit bench, a swim platform and a cabin below, for up to 10 guests and a captain at the helm.
The Saxdor 32 Propus is a 32 ft day boat for up to 10 guests, built by Saxdor in Finland and driven by a captain. Everything happens on one open level, so friends or a small family stay together, in the sun or under the hardtop. It suits a birthday afternoon, a sandbar day or a first trip on the bay.
Start at the bow, where cushioned benches wrap around a table and make a lounge facing forward. The helm sits under the hardtop with seats beside it. Aft, a sliding bench and a table with cup holders fill the cockpit, and a teak-style swim platform steps down to the water behind twin outboards. Below deck, a forward cabin has a double bed, skylights and windows, so anyone can step out of the sun.
Four hours ($1,600) is a loop past Star Island and the Venetian Islands with the skyline beside you. Six hours ($2,000) leaves time for a swim near the Haulover sandbar, and eight hours ($2,450) stretches the day to Nixon Sandbar and an easy run back as the light drops.
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It is a single-level open boat. The bow has benches around a table, the helm sits under a hardtop, and the cockpit has a sliding bench and a table. A swim platform sits at the stern and a cabin with a double bed is below the bow.
Guests spread across three places: the bow lounge, the cockpit bench and the seats beside the helm. The cabin is a fourth spot for anyone who wants shade or a quiet moment.
A cruise past Star Island and the Venetian Islands, with a pause for photos and a swim stop if the water is calm. For a sandbar stay, choose 6 or 8 hours.
A smaller boat gets you close to the shoreline and the skyline, reaches shallow sandbars easily and keeps the group together on one deck. It is a good match for friends who value time on the water over cabins and salons.
Capacity: 10 Guests
Staterooms: 1
Heads / Baths: 1
Length: 32 feet
Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours