Saxdor Yachts to present the new Flagship SX400 GTO at Olympic Yacht Show 2023

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Saxdor Yachts will extend the season to bring the SX400 GTO to Athens. The Olympic Yacht Show, to be held from the 19th to the 22nd of October, provides the ultimate stage of the year.

In addition to the Flagship, the Saxdor stand will feature the SX200, SX270 GTO, SX320 GTO, SX320 GTC.

The shipyard will be welcomed in Greece by a new Official Dealer, THRACE LABEA. The SX400 GTO is a testament to craftsmanship and thorough attention to detail, ensuring the owner has everything required and desired.

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Features of SX400 GTO

Designed for twin outboard engines, the optimized hull of the SX400 GTO carries a deckhouse whose width extends to the full beam of the boat, maximising the internal living space.

The high-tech helm station features two pilot seats and 3 large SIMRAD screens, flanked by the passageway to below deck. To the aft, the bar grill cabinet serves a modular seating arrangement, which simultaneously provides a dining area, sunbed, chaise longue, and sofas, and may transform to create second row of seating behind the pilot seats for sporty cruising in numbers.

The lateral terraces, which are created by the hinged gunwales in their lowered position, allow guests to expand the furniture and move freely around the yachts, capturing the private island experience.

As an option, a glass wall and door aft maintain the airy perception of space and views of the cockpit seating while significantly reducing engine noise. Below deck, the SX400 accommodates a spacious forward double cabin, a full head, and the option for a kids’ cabin in addition to the amidships double cabin, which is accessed by a separate stair under the main deck sofa.

Saxdor Yachts will attend the Olympic Yacht Show from 19th to the 22nd of October with the Saxdor 400 GTO – STAND 1 (right at the entrance)

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