Azimut 66 For Sale

The Azimut 66 is a flybridge motor yacht measuring more than 20 meters, roughly 68 feet in length overall, with a displacement above 40 tons. It succeeds the 62 and 64 in Azimut's 20-meter range, sharing a refined version of their proven hull, and carries new pricing around 1,750,000. The exterior is the work of Stefano Righini and the interior by Carlo Galeazzi, with the signature curved, mirror-treated deckhouse windows that read as nearly continuous glass. Used examples from 2016, 2018 and 2020 turn up for sale, making the Azimut 66 Flybridge a practical target for buyers shopping a four-cabin yacht in this size class.

Power comes from twin Caterpillar C18 engines rated at 1,150 horsepower each, driving conventional shafts. The hull begins planing at about 12.5 knots at 1,200 rpm, and from 15 knots upward it settles into its line and tracks cleanly with minimal trim correction. Fuel consumption runs about 10 liters per nautical mile, and that figure holds steady from 15 through 20 knots. Top speed exceeds 34 knots, beyond the builder's declared figure, and the boat stays stable in directional tracking and roll even in a meter-plus sea, helped by 20 degrees of deadrise amidships and 17 degrees at the stern. Noise on the flybridge measures 74 to 75 dBA, dropping below 70 dBA when sheltered from the wind.

The 66 is built to CE Category A, the highest navigation class, and meets NMMA safety requirements for the US market. More than 90% of its fiberglass parts are infusion laminated, and 100% of external surfaces use vinylester resin for weather protection. The radar arch, hardtop and forward section of the bridge are carbon fiber, lowering weight high in the structure to improve stability and reduce pitching. Azimut introduced an adjustable electronic steering system on this model, letting the operator vary rudder effort and response from soft and reactive to more docile.

The flybridge runs over 300 square feet across four seating zones, made possible by carbon-fiber lamination that lets the hardtop extend far aft. It includes a helm with dual Raymarine displays mirrored from the lower station, a dining table seating eight to twelve, a removable forward seat that converts to a sun pad, and a wet bar with electric grill, sink, fridge and ice maker. A hydraulic sunroof opens the hardtop for sun or closes for shade. The lower helm carries a Raymarine hybrid touch package, autopilot, bow and stern thrusters, Zipwake trim, a joystick and a yacht controller for docking from anywhere aboard. Boats are commonly fitted with a Seakeeper 16 gyro stabilizer and a 21 kW Kohler generator.

The deck plan uses a trapezoidal bow that widens the working area for ground tackle, reduces sea spray, and frees space in the VIP below. Forward seating includes triple sun beds, a U-shaped settee and a fold-up bimini, with teak side decks and port and starboard boarding gates. The cockpit holds an oversized U-shaped dinette and a synthetic stone table that resists staining, and the hydraulic bathing platform lowers into the water to launch a tender up to 325 cm or a jet ski.

Below, the four-cabin layout places a full-beam master amidships, with the bed offset and a window above, a private head buffered from the engine room for quiet running, plus a full-height closet and pop-up TV. The forward VIP gains extra space from the trapezoidal bow, and two further cabins offer side-by-side twins and bunks suited to children, served by three heads total. The split-level salon pairs opposing sofas with a retractable 55-inch TV, an open galley with induction cooktop, oven, fridge and freezers, a takeout window to the bow, and an illuminated glass cabinet for crockery. Finishes mix heat-treated brushed oak with fiddleback sycamore or decapé oak with ebony gloss, and a separate twin crew cabin with wet head is accessed from the cockpit. Points to weigh on used Azimut 66 Flybridge listings include sun-exposed lacquer on the flybridge woodwork and the condition of teak decking, both serviceable rather than structural.



Currently, there are 379 boats available for sale for Azimut boats. Prices range from $50,000 to $19,500,000, with an average listing price of $1,558,201. The inventory includes 86 new boats and 293 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 379 powerboats. Popular boat types include Motor Yacht, Flybridge, Sports Cruiser, and Express Cruiser. boats are most popular in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, St. Catharines, and Miami Beach. There have been 804 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. March is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. May is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are day cruising, long distance cruising, overnight cruising, yachting, and family fun. Most boats contain with cabins, with heads, joystick, sea keeper, and stabilizers. boats tend to have an average of 2 engines. It is common for boats to have MAN engines or VOLVO engines or Volvo Penta engines.