Azimut 58 Yacht Gen 2, 2007 - 2011

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The Azimut 58 can accommodate six guests in three cabins. If you are considering buying a new Azimut 58, we can confirm it is ideal for cruising and more.

Guests

6 Max
Cabins

3 Max
Crew

1 Max

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From The Manufacturer

A tribute to the sea, the element from which every form draws life. This is the thought that gave rise to the creative idea behind the Azimut 58: ample flanks from which large spaces take shape in which to live a direct relationship with the sea. Generous volumes whose forms reflect the waves of the sea.

The Azimut 58 Flybridge, designed by Stefano Righini, reflects in the seagreen color, dedicated to the first model, the beauty of the nature of islands and atolls and diffuses in the interiors of the saloon the luminosity of the external panoramas through huge expanses of glass and the rectangular panoramic windows of the master cabin, for the first time openable. The large, square bow, a flybridge that unites the dining area with the sun deck in a rational way: distinctive features of the external volumes that ensure maximum comfort and pleasure of onboard life.

The layout of the interiors permits great versatility in use of the spaces in order to provide high adaptability to owners’ needs: the “V” or sliding beds of the VIP and guest cabins, respectively, allow variable use of this part of the sleeping area; the saloon, which affords guests a striking view and a direct relationship with the sea thanks to the minimal interference of the uprights on the large windows, can become either an area for enjoying convivial moments with guests or a relaxation zone perfectly integrated with the large, functional galley, located on a higher level together with the dining area, very bright thanks to the use of low-slung furniture.

The luminosity of the main deck is accentuated by the light color of the pickled oak, which gives a warm, cozy look to the internal furnishings and creates a subtle contrast of elements with the dark brown of the leather inserts.

The sundeck area features a C-shaped sofa for six and a spacious relaxation area that can accommodate recliners. Alternatively, the tender can be kept in this area or else on the fold-down swim platform.

The saloon is very large and is extraordinarily bright thanks to large windows that provide continuity of light between the saloon, the dining area and the command area on the main deck. The low positioning of the furniture is designed so as not to interfere with the windows and ensure maximum brightness.

Care for detail and the attention devoted by Carlo Galeazzi to the styling of the smallest particulars is especially evident in the choice of the materials of the furnishings, which help to further highlight the luminosity of the spaces: from the natural cedar for the wardrobes to the doors with leather and steel inserts and the leather headboards and bed frames to the generous use of fine pickled oak.

Two 800mHP MAN R6 engines push the Azimut 58 Flybridge to a top speed of 32 knots.