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Yacht · 66 ft (20 m) · Paraty
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- azimut
- Modèle
- 64
- Longueur
- 66 ft (20 m)
- Passagers
- 12
- Cabines
- 3
Verdict
The 2015 Azimut 64 is a stylish flybridge yacht with strong performance, a spacious three-cabin layout, and broad appeal for family cruising or charter use. Its main trade-offs are fuel burn, age-related maintenance, and a layout that suits up to six overnight guests better than the advertised day capacity.
Avantages
- +Elegant Italian exterior styling and contemporary interior finish
- +Fast planing performance with around 28-knot cruising and 34-knot top speed
- +Three-cabin layout with private heads on a practical flybridge platform
- +Good onboard livability for extended weekends or family trips
Inconvénients
- −Fuel consumption will be significant at higher speeds
- −Operational costs are high for a 66-foot twin-diesel yacht
- −Advertised guest capacity can exceed realistic overnight comfort
- −Older 2015 examples may need careful inspection of systems and equipment
The Azimut 64 sits in the brand’s well-known sweet spot: sleek lines, a generous flybridge, and a layout that balances social spaces with usable interior volume. At about 66 feet overall, it feels more like a true small superyacht than a large sports cruiser, with the Italian emphasis on style visible in the hull profile and deck arrangement.
On the water, the model is known for strong planing performance from twin Caterpillar C18 diesels, with reported cruising speeds around the high-20-knot range and top speed near the mid-30s. That gives it genuine versatility, but the reward for pace is the usual penalty in fuel use and running costs. Handling is generally confident for a yacht of this size, though it remains a large flybridge boat that benefits from experienced docking and close-quarters control.
Inside, the standard three-cabin arrangement is well suited to six overnight guests, with the master, VIP, and twin cabin offering a sensible distribution for family cruising. The yacht’s value proposition is strongest for buyers who prioritize styling, space, and performance over efficiency; as a 2015 model, condition, maintenance history, and equipment upgrades matter more than age alone.
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