The Saxdor 205 is an innovative and compact motorboat that perfectly blends performance, comfort, and style. Designed for those who appreciate high-quality craftsmanship and superior handling, this model is a testament to Saxdor’s commitment to excellence in boat building. With a length of 6.2 meters, the Saxdor 205 is easily trailerable, making it the ideal choice for those who seek flexibility and the freedom to explore various waterways. The hull is constructed from high-quality GRP, ensuring durability and a lightweight structure that enhances its performance on the water.
The Saxdor 205 is powered by a robust outboard engine, with options ranging up to 175 horsepower, allowing it to reach impressive speeds and providing an exhilarating ride. Its planning hull configuration ensures smooth and efficient cruising, even at high speeds, while maintaining excellent fuel economy, thereby extending your range of exploration.
The design of the Saxdor 205 is both functional and stylish, featuring an open deck layout that maximizes space and comfort for up to six guests. The ergonomic helm station is equipped with state-of-the-art navigation equipment, ensuring a safe and enjoyable voyage. The boat’s sleek lines and modern aesthetics make it a head-turner at any marina or anchorage.
Whether you’re looking to enjoy a leisurely day on the water with friends or engage in more active pursuits like water skiing or wakeboarding, the Saxdor 205 offers versatility and performance in a compact package. Its manageable size, combined with Saxdor’s reputation for quality and innovation, makes the Saxdor 205 an excellent choice for both novice and experienced boaters alike.
Length
6.2M
Beam
2.3M
Draft
0.7M
Day Guests
6
Sleeping
0
Cabin
0
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
45KT
Fuel
110L
Range
200NM
Engine
Mercury 100hp
Option 1
Mercury 115hp
Option 2
Mercury 175hp
Naval
Saxdor In-house
Exterior
Saxdor In-house
Interior
Saxdor In-house
New Starting From
€30,000
High Price Brokerage
€28,000
Low Price Brokerage
€25,000
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Every seat on board can face wherever the moment calls for.
Saxdor gave the 205 seating that swivels through 360 degrees, so the same bench serves sunbathing, dining or simply watching the anchorage change through an afternoon. A dining table folds out from beneath the console to seat the full complement of six, then stows away again when it is time to move. Fold out wind screens offer shelter from the breeze without committing to a fixed structure, and small details, cup holders, deck lighting, a bilge pump switch within reach of the helm, all sit exactly where a first time owner would want them. Nothing here needs explaining before a guest can use it.
Four different boats live inside the same hull.
Buyers choose between a standard seating plan, a two sofa arrangement for lounging, a four plus two layout with separate seats for a full crew, or a two seat configuration built around a sunbed, all on the same 6.2 metre platform. Transom gates open the stern for swimming, waterskiing or simply climbing back aboard, turning the same deck from a cruising layout into a watersports base in minutes. It is an unusually flexible brief for a boat this size, one that lets an owner tailor the 205 to family days one weekend and a quieter outing the next, without needing a different boat for each.
Nothing about the 205 looks like an afterthought.
Saxdor’s own in-house team handled every part of her, hull, styling and engineering alike, and the discipline shows in how tidy the 205 looks next to boats twice her price. A beam of 2.3 metres and a draught of just 0.7 metres keep her easy to trailer and simple to launch from a slipway, while the GRP hull carries the same planing shape that defines the larger boats in the range, just scaled down rather than simplified. She reads as a Saxdor at a glance, sharing the family’s clean lines and confident stance despite being the smallest hull the yard builds.
A light hull and a wide engine range give the 205 more reach than her size suggests.
At just 950 kilograms, she carries a Mercury outboard rated from 100 up to 175 horsepower, enough to move from a gentle 25 knot cruise to a 45 knot top speed depending on the engine an owner chooses. A 110 litre fuel tank supports a 200 nautical mile range, generous for a boat this compact and enough for a full season of coastal days without frequent trips to the pump. The lightweight GRP construction that keeps her easy to tow is the same quality that keeps her efficient once she is in the water, low weight doing double duty for both the trailer and the tank.
At 30,000 euros, the Saxdor 205 is the most accessible way into the range.
She carries no cabin and needs no crew, a straightforward day boat for up to six guests that an owner can launch, run and recover without help. That simplicity is deliberate rather than a limitation: it keeps the price low, the maintenance light and the learning curve short for anyone new to boating. For a buyer weighing a first boat, or a second one to keep at a holiday home, the 205 offers the Saxdor name, the family’s design language and genuine performance, all at a price that leaves room to grow into a larger model later.
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