Boatseekr is a modern platform for a timeless pursuit — from first search to first sunset, we've got you covered.
Real Brokers, Real Boats - no noise.
AI powered image search - Find your boat in seconds.


Match by shape & style
The advertised price includes the base factory specification, twin Mercury V8 300hp outboards, freight and GST, with delivery in Auckland or Christchurch.
The Saxdor 400 GTS is the most open and performance-focused model in the Saxdor 400 range. Its semi-walkaround deck, protected helm and twin fold-down side terraces create an exceptionally versatile platform for entertaining, relaxing and enjoying time on the water.
At anchor, the terraces extend the deck over the water and the flexible seating areas can be configured for dining or lounging. Underway, the full-height windscreen, hardtop and driver-focused helm provide excellent visibility and protection without taking away from the boat's open-air character.
Built on Saxdor's twin-stepped deep-V hull and available with up to 850hp, the 400 GTS delivers responsive handling, efficient cruising and speeds of up to approximately 50 knots.
The Saxdor 400 GTS is built to order, allowing the engines, accommodation, electronics and onboard equipment to be tailored to suit how you intend to use the boat. Base specification from NZD $799,000. Mid-level specification approximately NZD $1,095,000. High-level specification approximately NZD $1,422,000.
All pricing includes freight, GST and delivery in Auckland or Christchurch.
The advertised price applies to the base factory specification with twin Mercury V8 300hp outboards. Final pricing will depend on the engines, options and equipment selected.
This boat is available to order only and will be built to the purchaser's confirmed specification. A deposit is required to secure a factory build slot.
Explore boats with a similar design, shape and style.

There are many ways to approach offshore cruising. Read on for a summary of the main types, plus exciting. new options like Omikron.

Boatseekr co-founder Nick "Mudcrab" Crabtree's take on picking a racer cruiser that will tick all the boxes.

Some of the most capable used boats become surprisingly complicated to own simply because a few key components are hard to replace.