About this tender
The Axopar 37 Spyder is the open variant of the 37 platform - no hardtop, no fixed roof structure, just a clean deck plan that puts every passenger in contact with the water and the sky. Within the 37 range it sits alongside the Sun Top and the XC Cross Cabin, and it is the one we point owners toward when the brief is maximum open-air experience rather than all-weather shelter. The Finnish yard's deep-V GRP hull carries across unchanged, which means the same sea-keeping geometry underpins all three body styles.
For mothership programmes the Spyder format has a practical dimension: the lower air-draught and the absence of a hardtop frame simplifies davit handling and reduces windage on deck. Axopar has built its reputation on a consistent build standard across the range - vacuum-infused GRP construction, a structured inner liner, and a broad engine compatibility list that runs from mid-range single outboards up to twin high-output units. The 37 Spyder inherits all of that without modification.
We would place the 37 Spyder in conversations about open tenders and day-use chase support for owners whose programme extends to protected coastal and island archipelago passages. It is not a passage-maker - the open cockpit is honest about that - but within its intended envelope it is a well-resolved platform from a yard that has delivered consistently since launching the original 28 in 2014.
Highlights
The four details we'd point out first to a captain who hasn't seen one on the water yet.
The Spyder removes the fixed roof structure present on the Sun Top and XC Cross Cabin variants, producing a lower air-draught profile that is easier to handle under a davit and creates a genuinely open social space on deck. There is no compromise to the underlying hull geometry.
The 37 platform uses vacuum-infused GRP construction with a structured inner liner, consistent across all body styles. The deep-V entry provides progressive sea-keeping behaviour rather than the abrupt hobby-horsing that affects flatter-bottomed open boats of similar length.
Axopar specifies a wide engine compatibility window on the 37, covering single and twin outboard configurations from several manufacturers. This gives buyers flexibility on power budget and keeps future re-powering options open, which matters when the boat is likely to change hands with a superyacht.
At approximately 11.0 metres overall the 37 sits within the handling envelope of most mid-size yacht davit systems. The open Spyder body style reduces windage relative to the topped variants, which translates directly into more predictable recovery in a swell.
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Axopar · Helsinki, Finland
Tell us about your yacht, your programme, and the missions 37 Spyder needs to handle. We come back within 48 hours with a written assessment - fit for the brief, lead time, and trade-offs against alternatives in the same band.
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