Outboard cabin cruiser 29 XC Cross

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Overview
The Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin is an enclosed walk-around boat engineered for year-round operation in varied climates. It combines all-weather protection with easy boarding, practical storage and adaptable deck layouts to support commercial and private operators seeking rapid deployment and comfortable sea-keeping.

Hydrodynamics & Performance

• Updated twin-stepped 22° V hull with improved hydrodynamics for enhanced fuel efficiency and ride comfort.
• 400 L fixed fuel tank for extended range (typical 200+ nautical miles depending on load and conditions).
• Efficient cruising band approximately 22–32 knots with nearly constant liters per nautical mile.
• Fast-cruising speeds up towards ≈37 knots while preserving comfort and economy; advertised top speeds up to ~50 knots depending on engine selection.
• Recommended outboard power range: 300–500 hp.

Design & Layout

• New hull and deck geometry with higher bow flair for improved spray protection and wider walkaround side decks for safe movement on board.
• Taller, wider sliding cabin doors for simplified access and improved ergonomics during boarding and mooring operations.
• Full-width wraparound glazing in the Cross Cabin variant for broad visibility and daylighting in the pilothouse.
• Reworked foredeck providing increased volume and seating for up to 8 persons; optional U-sofa extension and forward bench for an O-shaped lounge with hi-lo table and infill cushions to create a large sunbed.
• Multiple aft configurations: open aft deck as standard, optional Aft Deck Bench, Wet Bar / Fenderbox wet bar, or optional aft cabin / multi-storage compartment.

Pilothouse & Ergonomics

• Clear, uncluttered pilothouse with 360° sightlines and panoramic wraparound windscreens to support navigation and watchkeeping.
• Reduced thresholds and increased headroom for improved circulation on board; generous legroom for helm and passenger positions.
• Optimized helm layout with clean glass switch panel and illuminated controls; leather steering wheel with Axopar logo.
• Pilot and co-pilot seats on rotating, sliding pedestals with flip-up bolsters for varied driving positions.
• Large sliding side doors and level transitions facilitating movement between helm, forward areas and optional aft cabin.

Comfort & Lounging

• Foredeck layout optimized for social use and increased perceived space comparable to larger classes.
• Optional U-sofa with extension and forward-facing bench enables flexible lounge and dining configurations.
• Infill cushions convert seating into an extensive fore sunbed for passenger comfort.
• Enhanced aft lounging options through optional wet bar, benches and convertible aft cabin for overnight use.

Construction & On-Deck

• Hand-laminated twin-stepped 22° V hull with sharp entry for predictable handling and sea-keeping.
• GRP construction with PET recycled sandwich materials replacing PVC where applicable; no plywood used for structural components.
• Anti-skid finish on self-draining working deck and sound-insulated hull for reduced noise levels.
• Walk-around deck configuration with integrated engine brackets and practical hull features for deck operations and maintenance.

Standard equipment highlights

• Fixed 400 L fuel tank with level sensor.
• 2× electric automatic bilge pumps and 2× manual bilge pumps; battery/electrical compartment under aft deck storage.
• LED navigation lights, roof spotlights and multiple recessed LED roof lights in the pilothouse.
• 316 stainless steel pulpit rails, locks, hinges, filler caps and cockpit grab rails; six cleats around deck.
• Large fender storages, anchor locker and bow thruster tunnel preparation.

Options & Modular Upgrades

• Optional BRABUS Line packs for styling and performance enhancements.
• Mediterrana Edition and additional styling packages; soft-decking options available.
• Optional aft cabin (sleeping two), aft deck bench, wet bar / Fenderbox wet bar, U-sofa and multiple upholstery selections.
• Various special editions and customisation possibilities for commercial or private fit-outs.

Equipment / Electronics

• Designed for integration with modern multifunction displays (Simrad and alternatives) and comprehensive navigation/electronics suites.
• USB outlets at helm and aft sofa, dedicated 12V sockets and roof mast with anchor light and horn.
• Windshield wipers, ventilation grills and wiring provisions for standard marine electronics.

Specifications

• Model: Axopar 29 XC Cross Cabin
• Hull design: Twin-stepped 22° V “Sharp entry hull”
• Max speed range: up to ~50 kts (dependent on engine)
• Typical fast-cruising top: up towards 37 knots (with appropriate engine)
• Cruising speed zone: ≈22–32 knots (efficient band)
• Fuel capacity: 400 L (105 gal)
• Estimated cruising range: 200+ nautical miles (typical conditions)
• Fuel consumption (cruise): ~1.65 L / nm (example: 1×350 hp at most economical cruise)
• Category: B (Offshore) / C (Coastal)
• Berths: 2 (+2)* persons
• Passengers: B: 6 / C: 9 persons
• Construction: GRP (hand laminated); PET sandwich materials; no plywood structural components
• Weight (excl. engine): ≈ 2900 kg (with average options)
• Beam: 3.00 m (9 ft 10 in)
• Overall length (excl. engine): 9.31 m (30 ft 7 in)
• Draft to props: ≈ 1.05 m (3 ft 5.34 in)
• Recommended outboard engines: 300–500 hp