Saxdor 320

Onboard the Saxdor 320

The Saxdor 320 is built for open water rather than open-plan lounging: a low, sporty profile, a sun pad forward, and a deck that keeps ten guests close to the water rather than tucked below it. With a single cabin, this is a boat that reads as a day vessel first, built for movement between anchor spots rather than for settling in overnight.

On the water off Porto Cervo or Porto Rotondo, the Saxdor 320's size works in its favour: it can duck into smaller bays along the Costa Smeralda coastline that larger motor yachts have to pass by, and it turns around quickly if a group wants to change plan mid-afternoon. It suits a single loop of coves and swim stops more than a fixed multi-stop route, which keeps the day simple to plan and easy to adjust once you're out.

It's a practical choice for small groups who want time on the water without the scale of a crewed superyacht charter — couples on a half-day out, friends splitting a short run along the coast, or a family testing Sardinia's waters before committing to something larger. Booking is straightforward given the size and single-cabin layout: no lengthy logistics, just a clear day-boat format that fits neatly into a broader Costa Smeralda visit.