Saxdor 400 GTO

The Saxdor 400 GTO carries the low-slung, walkaround deck that keeps sightlines open from bow to stern, so nobody is boxed in by seating or bulkheads. Twin engines take her to a cruising speed near 45 knots, which makes the run itself part of the day rather than a wait before it starts. Eleven guests fit across the open deck and two cabins below, enough room for a group to spread out without the boat feeling built for a crowd it can't really hold.

Departing from Puerto Banús, the boat suits a half-day run west toward Estepona, where the beaches are quieter and the water off Punta de la Chullera favours snorkelling over sunbathing. The walkaround layout matters here: guests can move forward to the bow while underway and drop back to the cockpit once the engines cut for anchoring, without climbing over anyone's legs to do it.

It's a good match for a couple wanting a fast, private stretch of coastline, or a small family who care more about swim stops than lounge space. Two cabins keep things practical rather than residential - this is a day boat built for speed and easy access to the water, not a multi-night cruiser - so plan for a single afternoon or a full day out, and keep numbers realistic against the eleven-guest capacity rather than trying to stretch it.