2027 Axopar 38 Cross Cabin for sale in Half Moon Bay, AUK
Half Moon Bay, AUK, New Zealand202711.8m
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$688,000 NZD
+24 moreMakeAxopar
Model38 Cross Cabin
Year2027
Length11.8m3.5m beam
FuelUnleaded830L tank
Cabins2
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About this vessel
The Axopar 38 marks a new era for Axopar, created to set new standards in adventure boating. Shaped by a decade of experience, genuine customer insight, and an uncompromising drive to innovate, the Axopar 38 is built to make boating easier, safer, and more enjoyable for seasoned boaters and beginners alike.
The Axopar 38 carries forward the instantly recognizable silhouette that defines Axopar. Every line, angle, and structure has a clear purpose and function, delivering confident performance to confident boaters. Debuting at Boot Düsseldorf 2026 with the world premiere of the Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin, followed soon after by the 38 ST Sun Top and the soon-to-be-released 38 XT Cross Top and 38 CCX Centre Console Crossover, the 38 range is the most ambitious and impactful range in Axopars' history — pushing comfort, drivability, and liveability further than ever, while also making boating easier, safer, and more enjoyable for seasoned boaters and beginners alike.
With an uncompromising drive to innovate, Axopars' all-new 38 range redefines onboard liveability and comfort while delivering an unrivalled driving experience on one of the best-handling hulls in the world.
Listing price is base boat including twin 300hp Mercury V8 outboards, shipping, commissioning and GST etc.
The all-new Axopar 38 XC delivers refined performance, comfort, and superior customisation for Australian and New Zealand boating.
The Axopar 38 Cross Cabin (XC) is the next chapter of adventure boating, built as a true all-weather boat with a noticeably more refined, complete feel than previous generations. It takes the proven Axopar Cross Cabin concept and elevates it with a larger, brighter wheelhouse, improved onboard comfort, and a layout designed to be easier, safer, and more enjoyable for both experienced skippers and first-time owners.
At the heart of the Axopar 38 XC is a reimagined hull focused on balance, confidence, and control. Axopar's approach remains clear: they build from the ground up, starting with the hull, weight distribution, and hydrodynamics first, then layering in the usability and comfort that owners want. The result is a cross cabin boat that feels calm and predictable at speed, stable at rest, and genuinely quiet underway thanks to extensive engineering and noise-reduction testing.
For Australia and New Zealand, this is where the Axopar 38 Cross Cabin really shines. It is built for big days that start early and run late, for variable conditions, and for boating that blends cruising, entertaining, and exploring across seasons. With enhanced ventilation, including the opening aft window option, the layout creates protected yet social spaces between the wheelhouse and aft deck. It's clearly designed for real-world use, with onboard adaptability to changing conditions, from peak summer heat through to shoulder-season coastal runs.
Just as importantly, the Axopar 38 Cross Cabin introduces the brand's most advanced level of superior customisation yet. From bow social layouts to aft deck configurations, activity platforms, interior modules, and engine packages, there are over 900 unique configurations, meaning owners can tailor the boat to exactly how they intend to spend their time on the water, without compromising the fundamentals that matter most: drivability, seakeeping, and smart design execution.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeAxopar
Model38 Cross Cabin
Year2027
Dimensions
Length overall11.8m
Beam3.5m
Draft1.1m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Heads1
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMercury
Engine modelV8 Verado
Engine count2
Fuel typeUnleaded
Fuel tankage830L
Features
On board
Tri-generation evolution of twin-stepped sharp entry hull in GRP.
Integrated engine bracket in hull for twin outboard engines.
Engine bay with foldable hatch for optimized space use.
Fixed aluminium fuel tank of 830L
Heavy-duty rub rail with rubber end caps in grey, also around swim platforms.
Axopar 3D signature chrome logo on the hull.
Bow thruster tunnel preparation in the hull.
360-degree walk-around deck layout with self-draining open aft deck.
Anti-skid finishing on working deck areas and deck hatches.
All hardware, pulpits, locks, hinges, filler caps & cockpit grab rails in 316 stainless steel.
6 cleats on aft, midship and fore deck.
Additional hooking points for safety harness.
Fore deck pulpits.
Integrated side handrails.
LED navigation lights on the roof.
Spacious anchor locker with drainage in bow.
Storage compartment on foredeck with cushion and harbour cover.
Sofa with backrest on fore deck with cupholders and harbour cover.
Three electric bilge pumps with auto-function.
Trim-tabs with joystick control.
Sound insulation and noise-reduction solutions.
Integrated boarding steps / maintenance access on both sides of helm.
180-degree foldable light mast in white painted aluminium with anchor light.
Signal horn.
L-shaped lounge sofa and seating.
Large queen size bed with side bolsters.
All upholstery in Basecamp fabric.
Roof panels.
Window towards fore deck.
Mirror in forward bulkhead.
Foldable shelves at bedside.
Pantry module with sink and faucet, including 5 drawers.
Upper pantry module with reservation for microwave and two shelves.
Electric toilet under L-sofa with 70L septic tank.
Integrated main 12V fuse panel with automatic fuses.
USB outlets in front cabin.
Fire & CO2 alarms.
LED spotlights and light strip between skylights.
Front cabin carpet in grey.
Automotive-inspired helm layout and ergonomics.
360-degree panoramic view.
Dashboard in black and console panels in grey-green metalflake finish.
Dashboard panel in black high-gloss finish.
Control switch panel in glass with illuminated push buttons.
Main control panel with remote controlled battery switches.
Two integrated and mechanically linked windscreen wipers.
Steering wheel in leather with Axopar logo.
Lockable hatch to front cabin with grab rail in leather.
Sliding door to front cabin with Adventure pattern.
Wireless phone charger with magnetic hold.
Document pocket on console wall.
Rotating front seats with flip-up bolster.
Footrest with EVA decking.
Toughened glass windscreen and side windows in light green tint.
Fully enclosed cabin with extra wide and lockable sliding doors.
Roof with large opening canvas roof and harbour cover.
Large aft sofa with fixed table in walnut, foldable tabletop with integrated handle.
Forward- and aft-facing middle sofa with removable backrest in table.
Raised floor level around dining area with storage.
Foldable footrest in walnut for aft sofa, enabling entrance to the aft section.
Openable sofa backrests with storage.
Large storage compartment underneath aft sofa and mid-seat base.
Shoebox compartment under the portside sliding door.
Storage pockets on sliding doors painted in grey-green metalflake finish.
Walnut grab handle in portside B-pillar.
Four recessed LED downlights.
Two USB outlets.
Wheelhouse carpet in grey.
Twin large fender storages on the aft deck.
Open aft deck with large under-deck storage compartment.
Battery / electrical compartment under aft deck storage.
Manual bilge pump for aft section.
Integrated swim platforms and telescopic bathing ladder.
Grab rail under aft window.
Flagpole.
Transport from Factory to Auckland
Insurance Covered from Factory to Time of Handover
Side Rails and Pulpit
Shore Power 230V with 3000w/100A Inverter Charger
Shower on Aft Deck (cold)
Refrigerator in Main Cabin Dometic CRX CM50
All Marine Electrics 12v & 230v to NZ Standards with EWOF
New Zealand 230v 10A Sockets
NZ Navigation Chip for Chart Plotter
3x Fire Extinguishers
6 Fenders with Axopar Covers and 6 Mooring Lines
Boat Hook
Full Tank of Fuel upon Handover
Upgrade to Twin Mercury 350hp V10's.
Upgrade to White Cold Fusion Colour Engines
Upgrade to JPO Joystick System
BRABUS Line Logos and Trim Throughout the Vessel
Black Powdercoat to most metalwork
Wet Bar Below Aft Window
Aft Cabin
U-Sofa Layout with Table
Fixed Sunbed with Storage Under
Upgrade to Lithium House Bank
2x Additional Standard 120AH House Batteries (to make total of 720AH)
Search Light with Remote
Underwater Lights 2in1 Dual Colour
Solar Panel 100W with Charge Controller
Electrical Anchor Windlass in Bow
Bow Thruster Side-Power SE60
Stern Thruster Side-Power SEP60
Various Lighting Packages
Basic Clarion Audio System with 4x 6.5" Speakers
Premium JL Audio System with 8x 6.5" Speakers, 10" Subwoofer & 800W 8 Channel Amp
Single or Twin Simrad NSS4 12" MFD's
Echo Sounder Active Imaging 3-in-1
Radar Simrad HALO20+
VHF Radio Simrad RS100B with AIS
FLIR M232 Marine Thermal Camera
Pantry Module with Drawer Fridge
Induction Cook Top 230v
Extended Front Cabin Wardrobe/Storage
Separate Toilet Compartment with 2 Position Door
Warm Water System
Shower in Toilet Compartment
Electric High/Low Table with Infill Cushions
Electric Sliding Canvas Roof (Upgrade from Manual)
Bar Cabinet Port Side
Opening Aft Window (Manual or Electric)
Drivers Sports Seats upgraded to Sofa with Flipping Backrest
Sunshade on Fore Deck
Sunshade on Aft Deck
Waterski Frame
Grab Rail with Rod Holders
Roof Racks
Burnewiin Gunwale Mounts
Additional Bathing Ladder with Hight Handles
Antifouling in White or Grey
Webasto Top Air Evo55 Diesel Heater
Airconditioning Systems (Heat and Cooling)
Axopar/Sail Racing Safety Dry Bag with Various Safety Equipment
Hull Wrap
Windlass Type: Electric
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