Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin Specs, Photos, Videos & Discovery Guide

The Axopar 38 brings together everything Axopar has learned from the success of the 37 and 45. On the water, the updated hull delivers a confident, composed ride with improved comfort at speed. Compared to the 37, the 38 feels larger and more substantial, and in many conditions its sea-keeping characteristics are closer to the Axopar 45—especially when running in open water.

On deck and inside the pilothouse, the Axopar 38 is designed around how people actually use their boats. New features like the openable aft window help connect indoor and outdoor spaces, while updated seating layouts create more usable social areas without sacrificing safe movement around the boat. Details such as forward-facing fenderbox bench seats and a pilothouse table that converts into a lounge highlight Axopar’s focus on flexibility and real-world usability.

Performance and versatility remain core strengths of the platform. The Axopar 38 delivers impressive speed and efficiency even when fully loaded, proving its capabilities go well beyond the spec sheet. Combined with modular layouts, activity platforms, and thoughtful storage throughout, the Axopar 38 stands out as a well-balanced platform for day boating, coastal cruising, and active time on the water.

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Axopar 38 running at speed in open water off Helsinki during the official Axopar 38 media day.

How Much Does a New Axopar 38 Cost?

If you’re researching the price of the all-new Axopar 38, most builds fall within a clear range depending on configuration. A lightly optioned Axopar 38 typically starts around $470,000 USD, while a highly equipped boat can reach approximately $670,000 USD. Most Axopar 38s we expect to deliver will land close to $600,000 USD, reflecting a well-balanced configuration with popular options.

The final price is influenced by engine selection, layout, and optional features. Our pricing includes a fully commissioned, fully fueled, and well-equipped boat, along with a U.S. Coast Guard safety kit. The boat will be delivered into the United States, though additional delivery charges may apply depending on final destination. For the most accurate pricing, configuring your Axopar 38 and requesting a personalized quote is always the best approach.

Getting the Most Accurate Axopar 38 Price

Working with one of our Yacht Consultants is the best way to build an Axopar 38 that fits how you actually plan to use the boat. They’ll walk you through the options that have the biggest impact on pricing—such as engine packages, deck layouts, and key upgrades—so you’re only investing in features that enhance your time on the water. From reviewing the build sheet to explaining which options add real value, we provide clear, transparent pricing tailored to your specific configuration.

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We’ve built a comprehensive Axopar 38 Discovery Page where you can explore specifications, measurements, layouts, performance data, photos, videos, and walkthroughs—all in one place. Our goal is to make it easy to research the Axopar 38 without needing to leave the page. If you don’t see an answer to your question, just ask—we’re happy to help and continue expanding the information available.

*Dimensions are estimates derived from the Design Water Line (DWL). Actual height and draft may vary based on load and layout.

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Axopar 38 running at speed in the Finnish archipelago during Axopar 38 media day near Helsinki.

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Axopar 38 underway off the coast of Helsinki during Axopar 38 media day, shown cruising in open water conditions.

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Angled view of the Axopar 38 forward seating area, looking aft toward the pilothouse while docked.

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Full view of the forward seating area on the Axopar 38, looking aft toward the forward cabin roof and pilothouse.

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Looking aft from the forward deck of the Axopar 38, showing the forward bench seat, the roof of the forward cabin, and the pilothouse behind it.

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Athwartship view of the Axopar 38 showing the Power Dome skylights and Gullwing doors between the cockpit and pilothouse.

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Aft cockpit view of the Axopar 38 showing the aft cabin with sunbed cushions, fenderbox bench seats, and the pilothouse forward.

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View from the stern of the Axopar 38 looking forward, showing the aft cabin structure with sunbed cushions on top and the pilothouse positioned ahead.

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Starboard-side walkaround sidedeck on the Axopar 38, looking forward alongside the pilothouse windows with non-skid decking and a protected passageway.

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Starboard-side walkaround sidedeck on the Axopar 38, looking forward along the wide, recessed passageway with non-skid decking and integrated lighting at the dock.

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Angled view of the Axopar 38 bow seating area, showing modular gray upholstered lounges, integrated cupholders, armrests, and an open social layout at the dock.

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Forward-facing view of the bow seating area on an Axopar 38, showing wraparound gray upholstered lounges with integrated armrests, cupholders, and an open, social bow layout.

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View from the bow of an Axopar 38, looking aft toward the pilothouse, featuring a forward-facing bench seat with gray upholstery, integrated cupholders, and a clean, modern deck layout.

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Port side walkaround sidedeck on the Axopar 38, looking forward along the hull toward the bow.

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Starboard side walkaround sidedeck on the Axopar 38, looking forward along the pilothouse toward the bow.

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Aft cockpit wet bar with hunter green fenderbox bench cushions and twin white outboard engines on an Axopar 38, viewed from the stern looking forward toward the pilothouse.

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Forward cabin roof and sunbed on an Axopar 38 with hunter green cushions, viewed from the starboard side alongside the dock.

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Axopar 38 forward deck sunbed with hunter green cushions and forward bench seat, viewed from above along the starboard side.

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Axopar 38 Cross Cabin moored at the dock, shown from the bow quarter with clean white hull lines, enclosed pilothouse, forward sunpad, stainless bow rail, and calm harbor surroundings.

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Aft view of the Axopar 38 showing twin Mercury Verado outboard engines mounted behind the aft deck, framed by a sturdy black grab rail and swim platform areas on both sides.

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Forward-facing fender box bench seat on the port side of the Axopar 38 aft deck, featuring a padded seat and backrest positioned along the side walkway near the dock.

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Forward-facing fender box bench seat on the port side of the Axopar 38 aft deck with padded backrest, positioned near the side gate for easy dock access.

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Forward-facing fender box bench seat on the Axopar 38 aft deck positioned beside the starboard activity platform, featuring cushioned seating, non-skid decking, and an unobstructed view over the water.

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Starboard-side activity platform on the Axopar 38 shown deployed alongside the aft deck, featuring a wide non-skid step, support cable, and adjacent forward-facing fender box bench seat near the twin Mercury outboards.

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Starboard activity platform on the Axopar 38 shown deployed over the water, featuring a sturdy step surface, support cable, and easy access at the aft deck near the engines.

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Forward-facing bench seat integrated into the fender box on the Axopar 38 aft deck, positioned near the starboard activity platform with non-skid decking and a clear view over the water.

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Angled view of the Axopar forward cockpit showing wraparound bow seating with adjustable backrests, integrated cupholders and speakers, sunpad section, and wide walkaround decks at the dock.

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Forward cockpit seating area of the Axopar featuring wraparound bow lounges with backrests, integrated cupholders and speakers, wide walkaround decks, and a clear view toward the dock and shoreline.

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Forward deck seating area on the Axopar 38 showing the forward-facing bench seat positioned in front of the forward cabin, with integrated cupholders, speakers, and wide walkaround decks on both sides.

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Interior view of the Axopar 38 pilothouse showing the bench-style helm seat alongside the helm, dual Multi Function Displays (MFDs), wide side windows, and the aft dining area visible behind the helm.

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Interior view of the Axopar 38 pilothouse showing the bench-style helm seat positioned beside the helm, with dual Multi Function Displays (MFDs), wide side windows, and clear sightlines throughout the cabin.

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Aft section of the Axopar 38 pilothouse showing wraparound lounge seating arranged around a central table, panoramic side and aft windows, overhead lighting, and integrated access down to the aft cabin.

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Aft section of the Axopar 38 pilothouse showing wraparound lounge seating converted into a large berth, panoramic side and aft windows, overhead lighting, and integrated access down to the aft cabin.

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Aft seating area inside the Axopar 38 pilothouse showing wraparound lounge seating converted into a large berth, with panoramic windows, overhead lighting, and integrated access down to the aft cabin.

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View inside the Axopar 38 pilothouse showing access to the aft cabin through the aft bench seat, with surrounding lounge seating, wide walkways, and large windows creating an open, functional interior.

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Dometic refrigerator installed under the pilothouse seating in the Axopar 38, integrated into the seat base with clean finishes and easy access from the cabin.

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Interior view of the Axopar 38 aft cabin showing a spacious double berth with upholstered cushions, integrated ambient lighting, side windows, and clean Nordic interior finishes.

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Aft cabin berth in the Axopar 38 showing a wide, flat sleeping area with upholstered side bolsters, integrated ambient lighting, and side windows providing natural light and ventilation.

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Wide interior view of the Axopar 38 pilothouse showing the full helm layout with dual Simrad Multi Function Displays (MFDs), BRABUS steering wheel, Mercury controls, panoramic windshield, and the stairway leading down to the forward cabin.

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Wide view of the Axopar 38 BRABUS Edition helm showing the BRABUS steering wheel, dual Simrad Multi Function Displays (MFDs), Mercury throttle and joystick controls, and panoramic pilothouse windshield with clear sightlines ahead.

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Front-facing view of the Axopar 38 BRABUS Edition helm featuring the BRABUS-branded steering wheel, dual Multi Function Displays (MFDs), Mercury throttle, and Mercury Joystick Piloting control within a modern pilothouse.

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Close-up of the Mercury Joystick Piloting (JPO) control at the Axopar 38 helm, positioned beside the Multi Function Display (MFD), showing the intuitive joystick used for precise low-speed maneuvering and docking.

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Close-up of the Axopar 38 helm throttle control showing the Mercury electronic throttle and shift lever mounted beside the helm, with the navigation display visible in the background.

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Close-up of the Axopar 38 helm controls showing windshield wiper switches, JL Audio stereo control, trim tab joystick, and Sleipner bow thruster control integrated into a clean, modern dashboard.

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Helm station of the all-new Axopar 38 featuring dual Multi Function Displays (MFDs), a modern steering wheel, intuitive controls, and excellent visibility through the pilothouse windshield with water views ahead.

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Interior detail of the all-new Axopar 38 pilothouse showing a padded vertical grab handle integrated into the side pillar, surrounded by panoramic windows, modern upholstery, and clean Scandinavian interior finishes.

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Interior view of the Axopar 38 pilothouse aft seating area showing wraparound lounge seating that converts into a large berth, panoramic windows, and the new opening aft window connecting the pilothouse to the aft deck with water views outside.

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View into the forward cabin of the all-new Axopar 38 showing the entryway with steps down, a compact galley to port, a separate enclosed head compartment to starboard, and a forward seating area that converts into a berth, finished with warm wood cabinetry and modern lighting.

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Forward cabin of the all-new Axopar 38 featuring a compact galley, separate enclosed head compartment, and a forward seating area that converts into a comfortable berth, finished in warm wood tones and modern upholstery.

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Axopar 38 forward cabin galley with induction cooktop, integrated sink, Dometic refrigerator, warm Nordic wood cabinetry, and LED accent lighting.

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Axopar 38 forward cabin in sleeping configuration with full-width berth, overhead skylights, side windows, and warm Nordic interior lighting.

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Axopar 38 forward cabin seating configuration with opposing benches, overhead skylights, warm LED lighting, and Nordic interior finishes creating a bright, social cabin space.

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Axopar 38 forward cabin sleeping area with twin berths, overhead skylights, warm LED lighting, and opening side windows creating a bright, spacious interior.

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Opening side window with integrated shade and ventilation latch inside the Axopar 38 forward cabin, providing natural light and airflow.

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Axopar 38 forward cabin sleeping area with extended berth, skylights, ambient LED lighting, and Nordic interior finishes viewed from the cabin entrance.

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Axopar 38 forward cabin showing elevated seating, warm Nordic wood cabinetry, integrated steps to the pilothouse, skylights, and increased headroom compared to the Axopar 37 and 45.

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Axopar 38 forward cabin interior showing elevated seating, warmer Nordic wood finishes, integrated galley, skylights, and increased natural light compared to the Axopar 37 and 45.

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Axopar 38 separate head compartment showing enclosed marine toilet, vessel sink with matte black faucet, Nordic wood cabinetry, and integrated storage in the forward cabin.

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Separate head compartment in the Axopar 38 forward cabin featuring a vessel sink, matte black faucet, enclosed marine toilet, mirror, and Nordic wood cabinetry.

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Vessel-style sink with matte black faucet in the separate head compartment of the Axopar 38 forward cabin, featuring Nordic interior design and built-in storage.

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Matte black shower head inside the separate head compartment of the Axopar 38 forward cabin, showing modern fixtures and enclosed wet head design.

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Built-in storage cabinetry below the cooktop and sink in the Axopar 38 forward cabin, featuring wood-finish drawers, integrated fridge, and LED accent lighting.

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Axopar 38 forward cabin galley with induction cooktop, stainless steel sink, modern cabinetry, and integrated LED lighting below deck.

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Axopar 38 aft deck with aft wet bar, opening pilot house rear window, twin Mercury outboards, and hunter green exterior upholstery at the stern.

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Axopar 38 aft deck with twin Mercury outboard engines, aft wet bar module, and open working cockpit area behind the pilot house.

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Axopar 38 aft wet bar open behind the pilot house with integrated sink, faucet, cooktop, and prep surface creating a functional outdoor galley.

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Axopar 38 aft wet bar fully open showing integrated sink, faucet, removable prep surface, and concealed cooktop beneath.

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Open aft wet bar on the Axopar 38 showing removable prep surface with a concealed cooktop beneath, plus integrated sink and faucet.

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Close-up of stainless steel latch securing the lid on the Axopar 38 aft wet bar, showing marine-grade hardware and build detail.

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Axopar 38 aft wet bar located behind the pilot house, showing twin Mercury outboards, aft deck layout, and integrated storage.

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Axopar 38 fenderbox on deck with hunter green cushion, showing integrated storage and seating along the side deck.

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Axopar 38 fenderbox storage compartment open, showing integrated fender storage inside the forward fenderbox.

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Axopar 38 forward deck looking toward the bow, showing the forward sun lounge, bow seating, and skylights over the forward cabin.

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Axopar 38 gullwing door open, looking down into the forward cabin with convertible seating, wood steps, and natural light from overhead windows.

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Axopar 38 forward deck sun lounge with hunter green upholstery and split sunbed cushions, shown at dock during Axopar 38 media day in Finland.

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Axopar 38 forward sunbed with hunter green upholstery looking aft toward the pilot house during Axopar 38 media day in Finland.

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Axopar 38 forward sunbed lifted to reveal integrated bow storage compartment beneath the hunter green cushions during Axopar 38 media day in Finland.

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Axopar 38 forward sunbed with hunter green upholstery, showing the angled sun lounge and bow walkway during Axopar 38 media day in Finland.

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Axopar 38 forward sunbed and bow seating area with hunter green upholstery, shown dockside during Axopar 38 media day in Finland.

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Axopar 38 electrical and systems locker showing organized wiring, shore power connection, and onboard electrical components inside a dedicated storage compartment.

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Axopar 38 anchor locker showing integrated windlass, anchor chain, freshwater washdown, and dedicated storage inside the bow locker.

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Axopar 38 viewed looking aft over the forward cabin roof, showing the opening aft window, large roof glazing, hunter green exterior upholstery, and pilot house during Axopar 38 media day in Finland.

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Axopar 38 powerboat viewed looking aft over the forward cabin roof, showing large roof windows, hunter green exterior upholstery, and the pilot house during Axopar 38 media day in Finland.

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Axopar 38 with hunter green exterior upholstery, viewed looking aft over the forward cabin roof toward the pilot house.

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Axopar 38 XC – Cross Cabin

Axopar 38 XC – Wet Bar

Layout Options:

Bow Layouts

Forward Cabin Layouts

Pilothouse Helm Bench

Pilothouse Helm Seats

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Measurements

Key Features and Specifications

Max LOA [Engines Trimmed Up]	43ft 1in
LOA	41ft 0.5in
Beam	11ft 7in
Max Draft [To Props]	2ft 11in
Min Draft [Hull Draft]	2ft 4in
Dry Weight (inc. heaviest engine option)	13074 Pounds
Berths	2+2 (+1)
Fuel capacity	219 Gallons

LOD	38ft 11in
Construction	GRP
Max speed range	45+ knots
Outboard engines	2 x 300hp - 2 x 350hp
Hull Design	Twin Stepped 22 Degree V "Sharp Entry Hull"
Min Air Draft	7ft 0in
Med Air Draft (Antennae Down)	10ft 1.5in
Max Air Draft	12ft 3in

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Fuel Economy

Engine Type:

2 x V10 Mercury 350hp

Knots	Gallons Per Hour	Nautical Miles per Gallon	Nautical Miles	RPM
3.30	1.70	1.94	368	650
5.10	3.10	1.65	318	1000
7.30	5.40	1.35	267	1500
8.70	9.40	0.93	182	2000
9.80	11.60	0.84	166	2250
11.30	12.40	0.91	179	2500
13.60	14.50	0.94	185	2750
17.20	15.80	1.09	214	3000
19.90	18.20	1.09	215	3250
22.80	20.20	1.13	223	3500
25.70	22.00	1.17	231	3750
28.30	24.30	1.16	230	4000
31.00	26.30	1.18	232	4250
33.00	29.30	1.13	222	4500
35.30	32.50	1.09	215	4750
37.30	35.80	1.04	206	5000
39.40	42.60	0.92	183	5250
41.20	48.70	0.85	167	5500
43.60	52.30	0.83	164	5750
45.40	56.60	0.80	158	6000
48.9	66.3	0.74	146	6390

*Measurements taken with 56% fuel load, 2 persons aboard, no antifouling, no bow anchor, no anchor chain, only windlass.

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FAQ

What is the headroom like on the Axopar 38?

The Axopar 38 offers noticeably improved headroom compared to the Axopar 37, making both the forward cabin and the separate head compartment more comfortable for extended use. In the forward cabin, the Axopar 38 provides approximately 5 feet 7 inches of headroom, which is a meaningful increase over the Axopar 37. For comparison, the forward cabin headroom on the 37 typically ranges from about 4 feet 10 inches to 5 feet 3 inches, depending on where you are standing in the cabin. The separate head compartment on the Axopar 38 offers approximately 5 feet 10 inches of headroom, again improving on the Axopar 37’s head, which provides roughly 5 feet of headroom. While the Axopar 45 offers even more vertical space—ranging up to over 6 feet in both the forward cabin and head—the Axopar 38 sits squarely between the 37 and 45, delivering a clear step up in comfort while maintaining a more compact overall platform.