Charter a Saxdor 320 GTO in Cannes

A covered helm within an open day deck

Guests remain close to the sea, with a forward double-berth cabin and separate toilet space below. At 10.28 metres overall, this is a compact setting: compare the actual seats, table and guest number instead of treating the largest permitted count as the most comfortable one. Related Saxdor configurations offer different amounts of shelter.

Side terraces belong to the pause

The model’s folding side terraces expand the relationship between cockpit and water when the boat is suitably stopped. They are not extra seats to count during the passage. If that feature is the reason for choosing the GTO, ask how the offered yacht is equipped and how the crew uses it. Swimming, ladders and any equipment need a safe arrangement chosen for the anchorage and conditions, rather than an assumption based on a brochure photograph.

Keep a short Cannes booking simple

For a few hours, choose the main experience before adding stops: a view of the bay, a swim where conditions allow or a light lunch near the islands. The captain can organise the passage around that priority. A smaller boat benefits from a restrained amount of luggage and a meal that suits the available table and storage. Tell us if guests will arrive directly from travel so bags can be considered before the day.

The GTO is one configuration in a family

Saxdor offers related models with different degrees of enclosure. The GTO’s open sides create a different experience from a fully enclosed cabin arrangement. Explain how much cover the group wants, particularly during the hottest hours or in changeable weather.

The proposal identifies the selected boat, current equipment, skipper, charter allowance and boarding point. The forward berth can support changing or resting, but its presence does not turn every day request into an overnight booking.