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azimut 84 review
Mega yacht · 95 ft (29 m) · Cancun
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Key specs
- Builder
- azimut
- Model
- 84
- Length
- 95 ft (29 m)
- Guests
- 25
Verdict
The Azimut 84 is a stylish 84-foot Italian flybridge yacht with strong pace, good volume for her length, and a proven GRP platform. She suits buyers who want classic Azimut design and capable cruising, but the pricing and age make condition and maintenance history important.
Pros
- +Elegant Azimut exterior styling and flybridge profile
- +Good top-end performance for a yacht of this size
- +Useful fuel and water capacities for extended cruising
- +Four-cabin layout is practical for owner-plus-guests
- +Shallowish draft helps access more coastal anchorages
Cons
- −Accommodation is typically for 8 guests, not 25 overnight
- −Older 2013 example may need refit or system updates
- −Value depends heavily on maintenance and engine hours
- −Fuel burn and operating costs are high at this size
- −Crew-dependent handling in close quarters
The Azimut 84 is a 25.7-meter flybridge motor yacht built in GRP, with the Italian yard’s familiar emphasis on sculpted lines, large windows, and a spacious upper deck. It was offered in a four-cabin guest arrangement with crew accommodation, which makes it a conventional owner-operator or small-charter platform rather than a true large-capacity party boat.
On the water, the model is known for brisk cruising and respectable top speed, with published figures generally around 24 knots cruising and up to about 29 knots maximum depending on engine fit and load. The hull and weight give it steady passage-making for its class, but docking and tight-quarters handling still benefit from experienced crew and modern maneuvering aids.
Comfort is one of the yacht’s main strengths: the beam is generous for the length, the interior volume is solid, and the accommodation layout is practical for extended stays. Tanks are adequate for coastal cruising, though real-world range and livability will depend on engine package, service condition, and how heavily the yacht is equipped.
As a 2013 model, the Azimut 84 sits in a competitive pre-owned segment where value is tied less to original spec and more to maintenance, refit quality, and engine hours. Buyers get recognizable styling and good performance, but they should budget carefully for ongoing upkeep and verify the condition of onboard systems before purchase.
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