Axopar 25 Cross Top

Axopar's smallest hull applies the house argument at its purest: 25 feet, a beam of only 2.23 metres, and 1,750 kilos empty. The narrowness is the point — under 2.55 metres it trails legally behind a car across Europe, and the fine stepped entry means a single 250-horsepower outboard pushes it past 40 knots and still returns respectable consumption at a 26-knot cruise. The Cross Top adds a fixed roof over a walk-through wheelhouse, so you get shade and shelter without losing the ability to walk from bow to stern. Below the console there is a small cabin with two berths and a heads — enough for a night, not a week. It is the boat for a Mediterranean season of day trips and short hops between islands, and the one Axopar most often sells to people replacing a RIB with something drier.