Azimut 66

A 66-foot Italian-built Azimut chartering from Miami. Wide-body beam giving the interior feel of a larger boat, bow lounge sunpads, a flybridge second...

Location: Miami, United States

3 bedrooms, sleeps 13.

Price: From $3,350 USD per charter

The Azimut 66 is a wide-body Italian motor yacht chartering from a Miami marina for up to thirteen guests. The extra beam is what registers on board, giving a 66-foot hull the interior feel of a 70 without the step up into the next size class. The bow lounge carries proper sunpads for four to six, and the flybridge above it is a genuine second entertaining deck with shade and seating, so the group can split between full sun and cover without anyone having to go below. Three staterooms and three heads sit below, air conditioned throughout, with a premium sound system running to the main saloon. Haulover Sandbar is about thirty minutes out and is where most charters spend the middle of the day, anchored in standing-depth water with the water toys set up by the crew. The rate covers fuel at standard cruising, and the customary fifteen percent gratuity is separate. | Location: Miami, United States | Bedrooms: 3 | Guests: 13 | Price: From $3,350 USD per charter | Top Amenities: Flybridge, Full crew, Water toys | Best For: Groups wanting extra space, Sandbar days, Corporate groups

The 66 carries a wider beam than a lot of 70-footers, which is the single fact that matters when you step aboard: more interior and more deck without the price step that comes with the next size class. The bow lounge has proper sunpads rather than cushions laid on a hatch, and the flybridge is a second entertaining level with clear views on every side. Italian-built, full crew, fuel in the rate.

Biscayne Bay

Departures are from a Miami marina berth. Haulover Sandbar is about thirty minutes out and is where most charters spend the middle of the day, anchored in shallow water with the boat as the base. The four-hour charter covers one anchor stop comfortably; the six-hour version is the one to book if the group wants a sandbar afternoon and a sunset run on the same day.

On Deck

The bow lounge fits four to six for sunbathing and is the space guests migrate to first. The flybridge sits above it with shade and seating, which means the group can split between full sun and cover without anyone having to go below. Swim access is from the stern at anchor. Bow lounge with full sunpads for four to six. Flybridge second deck with shade and seating. Wide-body beam giving the feel of a 70-foot boat. Stern swim access at anchor

Below Deck

Three staterooms with three heads below, air conditioned throughout. On a day charter they are where guests change, cool down and get out of the sun, and three heads across thirteen guests is the difference between a comfortable afternoon and a queue. Three staterooms, three heads. Air conditioning throughout. Premium sound system with Bluetooth to the main saloon

Water Toys

Water toys are carried aboard including a floating mat and snorkel gear, and the crew set them up once the anchor is down at the sandbar. The shallow water at Haulover is the reason this stop works for mixed-ability groups: most of the anchorage is standing depth.

Crew

She charters with full crew. Fuel is included in the charter rate at standard cruising, which removes the most common surprise on a Miami day charter. Gratuity of fifteen percent is customary and is not included in the quoted rate, so budget for it separately rather than being caught by it at the dock.

Best For

Groups of ten to thirteen wanting room to spread out. Six-hour Haulover Sandbar days. Guests who want more space than a 60-foot boat gives. Corporate outings and celebration days