Azimut
Azimut
Azimut is a famed Italian shipyard known for building head-turning vessels that are guaranteed to offer a luxurious getaway on the water. An Azimut yacht features unparalleled technology, breathtaking beauty, unsurpassed attention to detail, and clever layout solutions, ensuring an incredible charter experience. This dedication to excellence has sealed the shipbuilder’s position as one of the world’s top luxury yacht builders.
Northrop & Johnson boasts a fantastic range of Azimut yachts for charter located worldwide, meaning no matter where you wish to cruise, an Azimut yacht can take you there.
Of course, you’ll also benefit from all the unique selling features of a luxury yacht charter, including exclusive experiences tailored precisely to meet your needs, enhanced levels of privacy, and a dedicated crew providing service that rivals the world’s most exclusive resorts.
Azimut is a multi-award-winning yacht builder and is considered one of Europe’s largest yacht manufacturers. The shipyard was established by Italian businessman Paolo Vitelli in 1969, initially as a pleasure boat rental provider, before developing into a luxury yacht builder. The yacht builder pioneered the use of fiberglass and was the first to use the material on a motor boat over 98’4”ft (30m).
Azimut acquired Benetti, another luxury boat builder, in 1982, enabling Azimut to increase its launch rate of large superyachts with striking details such as frameless windows and walnut interiors. Aziumt recently announced the new Seadeck Series, the shipbuilder’s first hybrid series of yachts aimed at reducing emissions by up to 40%.
Azimut’s meticulous attention to detail, modern styling, and use of pioneering technology are just some of the many reasons the world’s most discerning yachting enthusiasts opt to rent an Azimut yacht. If you want to charter an Azimut yacht, contact the team at Northrop & Johnson.
The shipbuilder produces various models, including the Seadeck range, the Fly range, the S Series range, the Grande range, the Magellano range, the Verve range, and the Atlantis range, offering yachts to suit all lifestyles. These elegant yachts are highly desirable charter vessels delivering high performance coupled with exceptional comfort levels.
If you want to charter an Azimut yacht, then Northrop & Johnson is ready to assist. We boast access to every luxury Azimut charter vessel on the planet, including some of the shipbuilder’s most in-demand models. Our team of charter specialists excels at creating tailored getaways on the water that exceed expectations. Contact us today.
If you are looking to buy a luxury Azimut yacht, please check our Azimut yachts for sale.
There are a wide variety of yachts available for charter, ranging from small sailing yachts to large motor yachts. Some yachts are designed for adventure and exploration, while others are designed for luxury and relaxation.
A superyacht charter is a rental of a luxury yacht for a specified period of time. This allows you to enjoy the experience of cruising on a private yacht without the financial burden of ownership.
Choosing the right yacht for your charter depends on a number of factors, including the size of your group, your budget, and your preferred itinerary. A reputable charter broker can help guide you through the process of choosing the perfect yacht for your needs.
Superyacht charters are available in destinations all over the world, including the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, and the South Pacific. Many yachts are able to travel to multiple destinations during a single charter.
The cost of a superyacht charter typically includes the use of the yacht, the crew, and all associated expenses such as fuel, food, and beverages. Some charters may also include additional amenities such as water sports equipment or spa services.
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