Azimut is the Italian yard from Avigliana, near Turin, and the sister company of Benetti. We list more Azimuts than any other Italian motor yacht, from 60 foot flybridge yachts to the Grande flagships of 100 feet and more.
At the standard we recommend, a crewed Azimut costs about €86,000 to €93,500 a week in high season in Greece and Croatia, mostly an Azimut Grande of 80 to 90 feet, and about $90,000 in the Bahamas. A Grande of 100 to 125 feet runs about €137,500 to €145,000.
We charter Azimuts in Greece, Croatia, Italy, the Bahamas and the BVI, and our guide for each destination is linked below.
What is Azimut known for?
- Choice: Flybridge, S sport and Magellano long-range yachts, and the Grande flagships most crewed charters use.
- Light: large hull windows, often even in the cabins, give an Azimut a bright interior.
- Italian build: designed and built in Italy, as part of the Azimut-Benetti Group.
- Value: a recent Grande gives a lot of modern yacht for the money at 80 to 90 feet.
Where can you charter an Azimut?
| Destination | Typical high-season week | Our guide |
|---|---|---|
| Greece | 60 to 69 ft: about €19,500 80 to 89 ft: about €47,250 100 to 129 ft: about €137,500 |
Azimut charter in Greece |
| Croatia | 60 to 69 ft: about €32,000 80 to 89 ft: about €86,000 100 to 129 ft: about €145,000 |
Azimut charter in Croatia |
| Italy | 70 to 99 ft: about €40,000 100 to 129 ft: about €80,000 |
Azimut charter in Italy |
| Bahamas | 60 to 79 ft: about $41,500 80 to 99 ft: about $60,000 100 to 119 ft: about $89,000 |
Azimut charter in the Bahamas |
| BVI | 68 to 120 ft: from $28,000 to $150,000 | Azimut charter in the BVI |
Each guide has the full range for that destination, the yachts based there and the costs on top of the charter fee.
We also charter Azimuts in Turkey, the South of France and Miami. Ask us about any of them and we will quote it.
How much does an Azimut cost to charter per week?
A crewed Azimut of 80 to 99 feet typically costs about €70,000 a week in high season in the Mediterranean and about $75,250 in the Bahamas and Florida. A 60 to 79 footer runs about €37,000 or $42,500, and a Grande of 100 to 129 feet about €147,500 or $90,000.
| Size | Common models | Mediterranean | Bahamas, Caribbean and Florida |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 to 79 ft | Azimut 68, 72 and 78 | €37,000 typical €11,500 to €55,000 |
$42,500 typical $27,900 to $70,000 |
| 80 to 99 ft | Grande 25M, 27M and 30M | €70,000 typical €31,000 to €125,000 |
$75,250 typical $45,000 to $95,000 |
| 100 to 129 ft | Grande 32M, 35M and 38M | €147,500 typical €100,000 to €195,000 |
$90,000 typical $48,000 to $182,850 |
High-season weekly rates of the Azimuts of 60 feet and up, built 2000 or later, in our charter system, October 2026. Mediterranean yachts are priced in euros and American yachts in dollars.
The APA for running costs, usually 30 to 40% on a motor yacht, plus local VAT or charter tax and the crew gratuity, come on top.
The smaller Azimuts cost less but carry two or three crew and fewer cabins. For a fully crewed week we recommend an Azimut Grande of about 80 feet and up.
How does Azimut compare with Ferretti and Princess?
The yards we are asked to compare most, side by side:
- Azimut: Italian, bright and modern, with the widest choice of Italian motor yachts we list.
- Ferretti: the other big Italian flybridge yard, similar in size and price. See our Ferretti yacht charter page.
- Princess: the British flybridge alternative, usually a little less a week at the same length. See our Princess yacht charter page.
All three build flybridge yachts of similar sizes, so the yacht and crew matter more than the badge. For a larger yacht from the same group, see our Benetti yacht charter page.
Which Azimuts do we recommend?
These are Azimuts our team has been aboard. Rates are the top of each yacht’s high-season range.
VOLO MARE is a 2023, 125 foot Azimut in Athens, sleek and sporty, with a fast, comfortable ride. Huge outdoor spaces and a bow jacuzzi suit guests who want to be on the water, up to €195,000 a week.
AGIO is a 2021, 89 foot Azimut in Athens with huge windows, even in the cabins, and the detail of a larger yacht. She adds a shaded bow lounge and stabilizers at rest and underway, up to €82,000 a week.
BLUE EYES is a 2025, 83 foot Azimut in Italy with a smart layout that feels like a bigger yacht. She is fuel-efficient for her size and has a Sicilian chef, up to €70,000 a week.
BALANCE is a 2026, 76 foot Azimut in Croatia for eight guests with three crew, the calm, understated choice in her size. Crew and guest areas are properly separated, up to €52,965 a week.
People also ask
How much does it cost to charter an Azimut?
At the standard we recommend, about €86,000 to €93,500 a week in high season in Greece and Croatia, and about $90,000 in the Bahamas. The APA, usually 30 to 40%, VAT or charter tax and the crew gratuity come on top.
What is an Azimut Grande?
The Grande line is Azimut’s flagship range, from about 80 to 125 feet, and the size most crewed charters use.
Where are Azimut yachts built?
In Italy, at Azimut’s yards in Avigliana, near Turin, and Viareggio.
How many guests can an Azimut take?
Azimuts under 80 feet usually take 6 to 8 guests, and the Grandes of 80 feet and up take 8 to 12.
Where is the best place to charter an Azimut?
Greece and Croatia in summer, and the Bahamas and Miami in winter.
Azimut Motor Yachts to charter
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