Axopar 25 Cross Bow For Sale

Axopar / Axopar 25 Cross Bow

The Axopar 25 Cross Bow is a remarkable blend of innovation and practicality, offering an exhilarating boating experience for enthusiasts and casual sailors alike. Designed with a focus on versatility and performance, this model is perfect for those who seek both adventure and leisure on the water. With a length of approximately 7.62 meters, the Axopar 25 Cross Bow provides a spacious and functional layout that can accommodate up to 8 guests comfortably. The open deck design ensures ample space for socializing or relaxing, while the sleek and modern aesthetics make a striking impression on the water.

Powered by a reliable outboard engine, this vessel boasts impressive cruising and top speeds, ensuring swift and efficient travel to your desired destinations. The lightweight GRP hull construction guarantees excellent maneuverability and stability, making it suitable for a variety of water conditions. Whether you are exploring coastal waters, enjoying a day of fishing, or embarking on a weekend getaway, the Axopar 25 Cross Bow delivers unmatched performance and reliability.

In terms of design, the Axopar 25 Cross Bow reflects the expertise of its talented design team, known for creating functional yet stylish vessels. The interior is thoughtfully designed to maximize comfort and practicality, with options for personalized configurations to suit individual preferences. Overall, the Axopar 25 Cross Bow is an ideal choice for those who desire a versatile, high-performing boat that does not compromise on style or comfort.

Length

7.6M

Beam

2.2M

Draft

0.9M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Cruise Speed

25KT

Max Speed

40KT

Fuel

230L

Range

250NM

Engine

Mercury FourStroke 200

Option 1

Mercury FourStroke 225

Option 2

Mercury Verado 250

Naval

Axopar Boats

Exterior

Axopar Boats

Interior

Axopar Boats

Axopar 25 Cross Bow Price

New Starting From

€75,000

High Price Brokerage

€70,000

Low Price Brokerage

€60,000

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Some day boats force a choice between speed and staying out overnight. The Axopar 25 Cross Bow refuses to choose. At 7.62 metres she carries a genuine slip cabin behind that familiar axe bow, a rare thing on a hull built this narrow and this quick. A twin stepped hull, a beam of just 2.23 metres and a shallow 0.85 metre draught give her the manoeuvrability of something half her size, while a Mercury outboard up to 250hp carries her to 40 knots at the top end and a cruising 25 knots that stretches a 230 litre fuel load to 250 nautical miles. She is engineered to fit inside a standard shipping container, a detail that says everything about how tightly Axopar has worked every centimetre of her. For an owner who wants genuine weekend range without a flybridge, or a tender with real overnight capability, the 25 Cross Bow answers both briefs from one compact hull.

At Sea

She turns like something far smaller than 7.62 metres.

The twin stepped hull and narrow 2.23 metre beam were designed for exactly this: quick direction changes with no drift and a hull that reacts the moment the wheel moves. Fitted with the range topping Mercury outboard, she reaches 40 knots and settles into a 25 knot cruise, the most efficient point in her rev range. At that pace the 230 litre tank delivers 250 nautical miles, enough for a full day on the water and the run home. The step from displacement speed to planing arrives cleanly, without the bow climbing or the view forward disappearing, a detail that matters as much in a crowded anchorage as it does offshore.

Design & Lines

The axe bow is more than a signature. It is the reason she rides the way she does.

Axopar’s naval architecture keeps the hull deliberately narrow, a proportion that looks almost severe against wider rivals until she is underway, when it becomes clear the shape is doing real work: cutting spray away from the deck, keeping the ride level and letting her fit, bow to transom, inside a single standard shipping container for transport. A large, adjustable windscreen shelters the helm and forward bench, and handholds line the narrow foredeck passage so moving forward at rest never feels like a compromise on a boat built this slim. It is function first, and the styling follows.

On Board

The cockpit is built for a full day, not a quick lap.

A U shaped bench wraps a cockpit measuring 2.90 by 1.78 metres, generous proportions for a boat this size, with stowage built into the seating rather than bolted on top of it. Day guest capacity runs to eight, and the layout keeps everyone within easy reach of the helm and the swim platform aft. Forward, a narrow but secure walkway with handholds leads to the bow, useful when picking up a mooring or simply watching the anchorage from the pulpit. Nothing here feels borrowed from a larger model and shrunk. It is proportioned specifically for the 25 Cross Bow’s own footprint.

Interior & Accommodation

Below deck, she does something few 25 footers manage: she lets you stay.

The slip cabin sleeps two on a berth measuring 1.90 by 1.50 metres, lit by windows that keep the space bright rather than the cave like feeling smaller cabins can have. Headroom is modest at 1.34 metres standing and 0.90 metres seated, so this is a cabin for sleeping and shelter rather than living, but it comes complete with an electric toilet, a washbasin and a 51 by 51 centimetre hatch for ventilation. For a boat with one cabin and no crew required, it is a genuinely usable space, not a token gesture toward overnight cruising.

Ownership & Specification

The 25 Cross Bow is priced to be a first step, not a compromise.

She is offered from 75,000 euros with a Mercury FourStroke 200 as standard, stepping up through a 225hp FourStroke to the 250hp Verado fitted to the fastest hulls on the water. Displacement sits at 1,800 kilograms, light enough to keep trailering and towing realistic for an owner who wants flexibility between marinas. Naval architecture, exterior and interior design all sit within Axopar’s own studio, and day capacity for eight guests makes her equally suited to a family afternoon or a broker’s tender duty. For an entry point into the Axopar range with genuine overnight ability built in, she is difficult to beat.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Axopar 25 Cross Bow side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Axopar 25 Cross Bow stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.