Axopar 37 XC Cross Cabin For Sale

Axopar / Axopar 37 XC Cross Cabin

The Axopar 37 XC Cross Cabin is engineered to provide a unique combination of speed, comfort, and versatility, making it ideal for year-round adventures. Designed with an innovative layout, the 37 XC features a fully enclosed cabin, providing protection from the elements while still offering panoramic views and a connection to the sea. The boat is built with a twin-stepped hull, ensuring optimal performance and fuel efficiency, making it a leader in its class. With a length of 11.2 meters and a beam of 3.35 meters, it offers ample space for socializing and relaxation. The interior is well-appointed, with seating for up to 10 people, a spacious aft deck, and a forward cabin that includes a double berth for overnight stays, making it a perfect option for those looking to extend their journeys. Powered by twin outboard engines, it offers impressive speed and agility, reaching a top speed of up to 45 knots. The Axopar 37 XC also features a range of customizable options, allowing owners to tailor the boat to their specific needs, whether for cruising, fishing, or watersports. Advanced navigation and control systems ensure a safe and enjoyable journey, whether exploring coastal waters or venturing further afield. The quality craftsmanship and attention to detail make the Axopar 37 XC Cross Cabin a standout choice for those seeking a versatile and reliable vessel.

Length

11.2M

Beam

3.4M

Draft

0.9M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Cruise Speed

30KT

Max Speed

45KT

Fuel

730L

Range

280NM

Engine

Twin Mercury Verado 300

Option 1

Twin Mercury Verado 350

Option 2

Twin Mercury Verado 400

Naval

Axopar Boats

Exterior

Axopar Boats

Interior

Axopar Boats

Axopar 37 XC Cross Cabin Price

New Starting From

€225,000

High Price Brokerage

€210,000

Low Price Brokerage

€180,000

Discover the layout of the Axopar 37 XC Cross Cabin yachts for sale, from guest accommodation and owner spaces to deck flow, crew areas and key social zones, offering a clear view of how her design supports comfort, privacy and effortless life on board.

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BEBA

$446,524

11.5 M AXOPAR 2025

2022 AXOPAR 37 XC CROSS CABIN BRABUS

$479,900

11.27 M AXOPAR 2022

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Not every yacht needs a crew, and the Axopar 37 XC Cross Cabin makes a persuasive case for going without one. At just over 11 metres, she is the smallest and most accessible of the three new Axopar models on The Yacht Collection, and the easiest to own outright. A twin-stepped hull and a sharply raked bow carry her to 45 knots and a settled 30 knot cruise on twin Mercury Verado 300 engines, output that owners can push further with the 350 or 400 horsepower options. Ten guests fit comfortably for the day, and a single enclosed cabin sleeps two for a genuine night aboard, a rare offering at this length. Axopar’s own engineering team built her hull to cut through wave sets rather than pound over them, so the 37 XC handles far bigger water than her size suggests. At close to €225,000, she is the entry point into a range known for resale value and build quality, a first yacht that does not feel like a starter boat.

Performance

Forty five knots from a boat you can trailer to launch is not a small thing.

Twin Mercury Verado 300 outboards are the standard fit, with 350 and 400 horsepower options for owners who want more in reserve. Cruise sits at 30 knots and she tops out at 45, output that comes from a twin-stepped hull designed to reduce drag rather than from sheer horsepower. A 730 litre fuel capacity returns 280 nautical miles of range, enough for a full day’s cruising with margin to spare. At 4,000 kilograms of displacement and a shallow 0.85 metre draught, she stays quick off the mark and confident at speed, an easy boat to push hard without feeling like it is being asked to work.

Exterior Design

Her bow does the hard work so the ride does not have to.

A sharply raked, knife-edged profile at the waterline is built to slice through wave sets rather than absorb them, carrying that composure back through a twin-stepped hull to a wide, stable stern. A forward sun pad softens the otherwise purposeful lines, and an optional gullwing door set opens the cabin from three separate points rather than one, a detail that makes boarding and moving around at anchor noticeably easier. Axopar Boats has kept the silhouette compact at 3.35 metres of beam, proportions drawn for speed and easy handling rather than maximum volume.

On Board

The helm and seating area close in completely, a genuine advantage when the weather turns.

Where most boats this size leave their crew exposed, the XC Cross Cabin wraps the main seating area in a fully enclosed structure, extending her usable season well beyond the calm summer months. Aft, the deck is built to be reconfigured rather than fixed: owners can specify a wet bar, a sun pad, bench seating or an additional berth module depending on how the boat will actually be used. Ten guests fit across the deck for a day out, moving freely between the enclosed helm and the open cockpit without a single pinch point.

Engineering

The 37 XC is built around a single structural idea: cut the wave instead of fighting it.

Axopar’s engineering team paired a twin-stepped hull with a knife-edged bow to keep the ride flat and the impact low in a chop, a configuration developed for the short, steep sea states of northern Europe and just as effective in the Mediterranean. The 730 litre tank and shallow 0.85 metre draught are both products of the same lightweight, purpose-built construction, keeping weight down without giving up range or the ability to reach shallow anchorages. It is engineering aimed squarely at capability rather than display, the kind that shows up in how the boat feels rather than in what it looks like at rest.

Ownership & Specification

At close to €225,000, the 37 XC Cross Cabin is the most accessible way into the Axopar range.

She needs no crew to operate, carries ten guests for the day and two overnight, and covers 280 nautical miles on her standard twin Verado 300 engines before the tank needs refilling. Engine options extend to 400 horsepower per side for owners who want more speed without changing the hull. Axopar’s reputation for durable construction and strong resale value applies just as much at this end of the range as it does further up it. For a first yacht, a tender to a larger vessel, or simply a fast and practical way to spend a day on the water, the 37 XC Cross Cabin is a hard boat to overlook.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Axopar 37 XC Cross Cabin 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 37 XC Cross Cabin stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.