The Axopar 25 Cross Top is a dynamic and versatile vessel designed to cater to the needs of modern adventurers. With a sleek and sporty exterior, this model stands out on the water with its distinctive design and compact size. It offers an exhilarating driving experience, thanks to its powerful outboard engine options that provide remarkable speed and agility. The hull is crafted from high-quality GRP, ensuring durability and a smooth ride even in choppy waters. Measuring approximately 7.62 meters in length, the Axopar 25 Cross Top is easy to maneuver and dock, making it perfect for both novice and experienced boaters. The open deck layout is designed for social interaction and relaxation, featuring comfortable seating arrangements and ample space for up to eight passengers. Whether you’re planning a day out with family or friends, this boat offers the ideal platform for fun and leisure. Inside, the interior is thoughtfully designed with practical features and modern comforts, including a small cabin that can accommodate two overnight guests. The attention to detail in the design and engineering of this boat is evident, with every aspect crafted to enhance the boating experience. The Axopar 25 Cross Top is engineered by Axopar’s in-house team, known for their expertise and commitment to quality. With a cruising speed of 25 knots and a top speed of 40 knots, it delivers exhilarating performance while maintaining fuel efficiency. With a starting price of approximately 85,000 EUR, this model offers exceptional value for those seeking a stylish and capable vessel for coastal exploration.
Length
7.6M
Beam
2.2M
Draft
0.8M
Day Guests
8
Sleeping
2
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
40KT
Fuel
230L
Range
200NM
Engine
Mercury 200 V6
Option 1
Mercury 225 V6
Option 2
Mercury 250 V8
Naval
Axopar
Exterior
Axopar
Interior
Axopar
New Starting From
€85,000
High Price Brokerage
€80,000
Low Price Brokerage
€65,000
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She is unmistakably Axopar at a third of the length of the yard’s biggest yachts.
The dual stepped hull and sharp, raised bow carry the same visual language across the whole range, and at 25 feet she still reads purposeful rather than compact. A split bow rail at the pulpit gives real security when boarding forward, a detail more common on larger boats than on a day boat this size. The low, uncluttered hardtop and clean cockpit sides keep the silhouette taut, and the flared bow sheds spray well before it reaches the windscreen. It is a small boat built with the same discipline the yard applies to a 45 footer, not a scaled down compromise.
The cockpit changes its mind three times over, and never asks for a tool to do it.
A standard aft bench gives simple, comfortable seating for a short run, while an optional U shaped lounge converts to a sun pad for an afternoon at anchor. A third configuration replaces the seating with a centreline storage compartment topped in cushions, useful for gear heavy days or for owners who would rather carry kit than guests. Forward, a sun pad and the cuddy cabin’s hatch bring the same flexibility to the bow. Few boats this size offer a genuine choice of cockpit layouts rather than a single fixed arrangement, and it is what lets the 25 Cross Top serve as a day boat one weekend and a fishing platform the next.
One cabin, a V berth and enough light to make an overnight stop feel like a plan rather than a compromise.
The forward cuddy holds a proper V berth for two, with an overhead hatch bringing in natural light and ventilation that smaller cabins often lack. An optional freshwater system and marine head extend her comfortably beyond a single day on the water, without adding the weight or draught of a full below deck layout. With no crew required and space for up to eight during the day, she is built around an owner and a small group of guests rather than a household afloat, which keeps her simple to run and quick to prepare.
Every part of the build serves the same goal: less weight, more control.
Axopar’s own engineering team carries the dual stepped hull through to this smallest model in the range, a design that breaks the water into manageable steps rather than fighting it as one continuous surface. Outboard power runs from a 200 horsepower Mercury V6 as standard to a 250 horsepower V8, both light enough to keep the displacement close to 1,800 kilograms and the draught to a shallow 0.8 metres. The result is a hull that planes early, holds a steady attitude through a turn and returns real efficiency at a 25 knot cruise, the same engineering principles that define every yacht in Axopar’s range, just applied at a smaller scale.
An 85,000 euro entry point that still carries a proper naval architecture pedigree.
At 7.62 metres with a 2.23 metre beam, she is easy to trailer and simple to berth, and needs no crew to run. The 200 horsepower Mercury V6 standard engine can be stepped up to a 250 horsepower V8 for owners who want the full 40 knot top end, while the 230 litre tank supports a 200 nautical mile range at cruise. For a buyer new to Axopar, or an owner looking for a nimble tender to a larger yacht in the collection, the 25 Cross Top offers the marque’s engineering standards without the commitment of a larger build.
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