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Fast, open, effortless
Forty-eight knots of Finnish engineering. The day boat that made every other day boat look slow, and the perfect Southern California chase boat.
Few boats this century have shaken up their class like the Axopar 37. The Finnish brand’s twin-stepped, sharp-entry hull delivers speed, efficiency, and rough-water composure that traditional day boats simply cannot match, and it turned Axopar into one of the most awarded and sought-after builders in the sport segment worldwide. (New to the brand? Read Paul’s Axopar buyer’s guide.)
Mini Mahana is a 2018 example powered by twin Mercury Verado 350s, good for a genuine 48 knots flat out and an effortless 32-knot cruise. Catalina in under an hour is not a slogan; it is arithmetic.
The layout is why owners love these boats. A retractable canvas roof turns the cockpit from open sportboat to shaded lounge in seconds. The aft cockpit seats a crowd with a convertible dining table and wet bar, and up to 10 guests ride comfortably. Forward, a proper cabin with a double berth and enclosed head means weekend overnights are on the table.
She has served as the chase boat to the 78-foot West Bay Mahana, also listed by Paul, an ideal pairing for a buyer who wants the full program.
Sea trials and private viewings arranged through Paul Simon at Fraser Yachts San Diego. Ask about pairing her with the 78' West Bay Mahana.