
Yalikavak Marina VIP review
Yacht · 66 ft (20 m) · Dağbelen Mah.
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Key specs
- Builder
- Motor Yacht
- Model
- Azimut magellano 66
- Length
- 66 ft (20 m)
- Guests
- 6
Verdict
A capable long-range motor yacht with distinctive styling, strong cruising efficiency, and good livability for six guests. It is not the fastest 66-footer, but it balances comfort, range, and practical handling well.
Pros
- +Distinctive Magellano trawler-style design with strong cruising character
- +Good long-range capability and efficient fuel use at displacement speeds
- +Spacious interior for a 66-foot yacht, with three guest cabins on most layouts
- +Shallow draft for a yacht this size, useful for varied cruising grounds
- +Well suited to short-handed cruising thanks to practical systems layout
Cons
- −Top speed is moderate compared with more performance-focused 66-foot yachts
- −Helm visibility aft can be limited when running from the flybridge or enclosed positions
- −Large-volume yacht, so maneuvering in tight marinas still requires care
- −Value depends heavily on condition and options, especially on a 2018 example
The Azimut Magellano 66 is designed as a long-range cruiser rather than a pure speed machine. Its styling is distinctive, with the Magellano range’s crossover look, and the hull form is aimed at efficient passagemaking. Public specs place the model at about 66 feet overall, with a beam of around 18 feet and a shallow draft for its size.
On the water, the yacht is known for a comfortable cruising sweet spot and respectable, not class-leading, performance. Published figures vary by engine package and source, but the boat typically reaches the low-20-knot range at the top end and is notably more efficient at slower cruising speeds, where range is the main strength. Handling is generally regarded as steady and reassuring, though tight-quarters maneuvering still benefits from good seamanship.
Inside, the Magellano 66 offers practical livability for six guests, usually across three cabins, with a layout that prioritizes owner and guest comfort over maximum berth count. The yacht’s volume, storage, and cruising-oriented arrangement make it well suited to extended stays aboard. In value terms, it is strongest for buyers who want a refined, capable family cruiser with range and comfort; those seeking higher speed or a sportier feel may find better alternatives elsewhere.


