Day Yacht · 37 ft · Up to 10–12 guests
A fast, open 37 ft day boat with a bow sunpad, an aft sunbed and a cabin below, for 10–12 guests.
The Axopar 37 is a 37 ft open day boat for 10–12 guests, a low white hull with tan cushions that stands out against the Miami skyline. The deck stays open from bow to stern, which suits a friends' afternoon, a birthday lunch on the water or a small family outing.
Walk the boat from the bow. A tan sunpad with backrests fills the foredeck, and a white canopy shades the helm and the seating behind it. At the stern, an aft lounge with a cushioned sunbed and a table faces a teak swim platform that sits between the twin outboard engines. Below deck, a cabin with a double berth gives anyone a shaded place to rest.
Four hours ($1,700) are enough for a quick run down to Fisher Island and back past Star Island. Six hours ($2,300) add a swim stop at the Nixon sandbar, and eight hours ($2,900) stretch to Monument Island and a slow cruise by Key Biscayne. A 37 foot Axopar keeps the whole group on one open deck for the entire day.
Compare other sizes on our day yacht page, or read about a half-day charter.
It is an open, low-sided boat built around two sun areas: a cushioned pad on the bow and a sunbed at the stern. A teak platform between the twin outboards puts guests close to the water, and a cabin with a double berth sits below deck.
Sun seekers take the bow pad, the aft lounge and table suit those who want to sit and talk, and the cabin gives a shaded corner to rest or change. The swim platform becomes the spot for a dip when the boat stops.
Four hours reach Fisher Island or Star Island and back. Six hours leave time for a swim stop at the Nixon sandbar. Eight hours add Monument Island and Key Biscayne at an easy pace.
A white canopy covers the helm and the aft seating, and the cabin below deck is out of the sun. The bow pad is open to the sky, so it is the place for guests who want the sun.
Capacity: 10-12 Guests
Staterooms: 1
Heads / Baths: 1
Length: 37 feet
Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours