Last updated: October 2026
Azimut is an Italian yacht builder, founded in 1969 by Paolo Vitelli. In 1985 it acquired the Benetti yard, and today the Azimut Benetti group builds motor boats from 9 to 110 metres.
This page counts down the 9 Azimut motor yachts below, from 68 to 118 feet, each of whose listings names the Caribbean among its cruising areas. The countdown runs from #9, the shortest, up to #1, the longest, ranked by the length on each yacht’s listing. Where two yachts share a length, the newer build ranks higher. Lengths and rates come from each yacht’s current listing. Every rate is the weekly charter fee shown on the listing, as a guide: holiday weeks can cost more, and we confirm the rate when we quote. The listings’ rate tables show an advance provisioning allowance (APA) of 35 percent of the fee on top, for fuel, food and marina fees, and what is unspent is returned after the charter. We confirm the exact APA when we quote. Several of these listings also name cruising areas outside the Caribbean and say a delivery or repositioning fee may apply, so where each yacht cruises during your week, and any such fee, depends on your dates, and we confirm both when we quote. For more Azimuts with rates, see our Azimut charter rate list.
Our guide to motor yacht charter in the BVI explains why the islands suit a motor yacht: around 60 islands sit close together in sheltered water, so the runs are short and the anchorages are calm. You can breakfast off Jost Van Dyke, snorkel the caves at Norman Island after lunch and still reach Virgin Gorda for dinner. Further south, our Antigua guide calls the island the yachting capital of the Eastern Caribbean, with English Harbour and Falmouth Harbour home to some of the biggest yachts in the region.
9. VICTORIA
“Built for Six”
VICTORIA is a 68 foot (20.73 m) Azimut built in 2006. She takes 6 guests. She cruises at around 20 knots and tops out at 25. Her listing describes paddleboards, a sea scooter, snorkel gear, beach games and a BBQ.
Rates run from $28,000 to $31,000 per week, plus expenses.
8. PARAGON
“Refitted in 2025”
PARAGON is a 68 foot Azimut built in 2018 and refitted in 2025. She takes 8 guests and cruises at 25 knots. Her listing describes Wi-Fi, a washer and dryer, a tender, floating mats and snorkel gear.
Rates run from $39,950 to $42,500 per week, plus expenses.
7. WATER YOU DOING
“A 2019 Build That Cruises at 27 Knots”
WATER YOU DOING is a 72 foot Azimut built in 2019. She takes 8 guests in 4 cabins: a king, a queen and two twins. She has a beam of 5.49 m, cruises at 27 knots and tops out at 35. Her listing describes a 14 foot tender, floating mats, a sun awning and a BBQ.
Rates run from $52,500 per week, plus expenses.
6. SAPHIRE BLUE
“Refitted in 2023”
SAPHIRE BLUE is a 75 foot Azimut built in 1999 and refitted in 2023. She takes 9 guests in 4 cabins: a king, a queen and two twins, plus a Pullman berth. She has a beam of 6.1 m, cruises at 21 knots and tops out at 26. Her listing describes a jacuzzi, jet skis, a Seabob, floating mats and fishing gear.
Rates run from $59,000 per week, plus expenses.
5. SKY
“Two Jet Skis and Two Paddleboards”
SKY is an 84 foot (25.6 m) Azimut built in 2014 and refitted in 2022. She has 4 cabins: a king, a queen and two twins, plus two Pullman berths. Ask us how many guests she takes for your group. She has a beam of 6.1 m and twin Cat C32 engines, cruises at 22 knots and tops out at 29. Her listing describes a jacuzzi, two jet skis, a Seabob, two paddleboards, water skis and a wakeboard.
Rates run from $58,500 per week, plus expenses.
4. 86 ITALIAN YACHT
“A Full-Beam Master Suite”
86 ITALIAN YACHT is an 86 foot (26.21 m) Azimut built in 2015 and refitted in 2022. She takes 9 guests in 4 cabins: a full-beam master cabin with a king bed and three guest cabins with queen beds, plus a Pullman berth. She has a beam of 6.46 m. Her listing describes a jet ski, paddleboards, fishing gear, underwater lights and a flybridge with a bar and a TV.
Rates run from $35,000 to $45,000 per week depending on your dates, plus expenses.
3. CLOUD 9
“A Drone Photo Shoot Included”
CLOUD 9 is an 88 foot (26.82 m) Azimut built in 2020. She takes 12 guests in 5 cabins, all en suite: a king, two queens and two twins, plus two Pullman berths. She has a beam of 6.71 m and twin MAN V12-1900 engines, cruises at 26 knots and tops out at 28. Her listing describes a jacuzzi, an 18 foot Williams tender, jet skis, a Seabob, water skis, a wakeboard and Starlink, and a complimentary drone photo shoot with every charter.
Rates run from $69,990 per week, plus expenses.
2. TAIL LIGHTS
“A 32 Foot Scout Tender”
TAIL LIGHTS is a 116 foot (35.36 m) Azimut built in 2011 and refitted in 2021, with a beam of 7.92 m. She takes 12 guests in 5 cabins. The owner’s suite sits amidships, reached by a private staircase, with a king bed and a bathtub. Her flybridge has a 6 person jacuzzi, a wet bar and alfresco dining, and her listing describes a 32 foot Scout tender, a jet ski, sea scooters and paddleboards. She cruises at 16 knots and tops out at 22.
Rates run from $80,000 to $90,000 per week depending on your dates, plus expenses.
1. TYCOON
“A 2025 Build at 118 Feet”
TYCOON is a 118 foot (35.97 m) Azimut built in 2025. She takes 11 guests in 5 cabins, all en suite: a king, two queens and two twins, plus a Pullman berth. She has a beam of 7.62 m and cruises at 18 knots. Her listing describes a jacuzzi, jet skis, sea scooters and Starlink.
Rates run from $150,000 per week, plus expenses.
Tell us your dates, your cruising area and how many guests, and we will check which of these Azimuts is free that week and send you the details.
See more Azimut charter options on our DMA Yachting Azimut charter guide.
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