AZIMUT 50
- Length
- 15.24m
- Beam
- 4.57m
- Guests
- 6 sleep · 13 cruising
- Cabins
- 3
- Crew
- 2
- From / Week
- On request
AZIMUT 50
AZIMUT 50 is a 2016 Azimut flybridge motor yacht based at Bill Bird Marina in Miami, cruising South Florida and Nassau for up to 13 guests by day and six overnight in three staterooms.
An Italian flybridge out of Bill Bird Marina
AZIMUT 50 is a 2016-built Azimut flybridge motor yacht launching from Bill Bird Marina in Haulover, Miami — one of the fastest departures to open water in the city. She carries up to 13 guests cruising and sleeps six, which makes her a practical choice for a day out on Biscayne Bay or a short run across to the Bahamas.
Accommodation
Three staterooms sleep six: two queen cabins and a twin over-under cabin, served by two en-suite bathrooms.
Deck spaces
Expansive decks for her length give room for lounging fore and aft, with a flybridge for cocktails and an onboard galley for full meals. A crew of captain and stewardess/chef runs both day and term charters.
Cruising grounds
Summer and winter she works Miami and South Florida, the Florida Keys and Nassau in the Bahamas. Haulover Inlet puts Key Biscayne, Elliott Key and the Fort Lauderdale coast within easy reach of a day charter.
“If a client asks me for a yacht that simply gets it right, AZIMUT 50 is usually my first call. The 15.24m Azimut build hits a sweet spot — big enough to feel like a private floating villa, intimate enough that the crew remembers how you take your morning coffee by day two. Happy to walk you through a week on board personally — there are a few details that don't make it onto any spec sheet.”
Accommodation
3 elegantly appointed cabins host up to 6 in serene comfort, served by a professional crew of 2.
Indicative layout based on 3 cabins / 6 guests. Final cabin configuration confirmed by the yacht's manager at enquiry.
Equipment & Amenities
Full Specifications
- Beam
- 4.57 m
- Draft
- 1.52 m
- Crew language
- English
Accommodation details
Three staterooms sleeping six guests across two queen cabins and a twin over-under cabin, served by two en-suite bathrooms.
Rates & Availability
| Season | Period | Weekly Rate |
|---|---|---|
| 3-night term charter | 25 Aug – 28 Aug 2026 | $22,500 |
Live data via operator · APA & VAT excluded
What the rate includes
Retail 3-night term rate USD $22,500 for 25–28 August 2026 (board 25 August 12:00, disembark 28 August 12:00). The rate includes the yacht, captain and stewardess/chef, and a 15% broker commission. Payable separately: 35% APA covering fuel, dockage, provisioning and incidentals, and a pre-collected 15% crew gratuity. Regional sales tax is not included in the rate. Additional nights either side of this window can be prorated at the same daily rate. A dedicated chef can be added at USD $750–900 per day. Owner-direct availability confirmed 17 August 2026.
Enhance your charter with Blue Ocean Concierge.
Every booking includes a dedicated concierge manager. Add any of the following — or anything else you can imagine — to shape a truly bespoke week.
- Private jet & helicopter transfers
- Michelin-trained private chef
- Sommelier-curated wine provisioning
- On-board yoga & spa therapists
- VIP beach club & restaurant access
- Photographer & videographer
- Bespoke shore excursions
- Live musicians & DJs
- Anniversary, proposal & celebration staging
- Chauffeured cars & discreet security
- Marine biologist for the children
- 24/7 personal concierge manager
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What a yacht like AZIMUT 50 costs to own — not just to charter
A charter week on AZIMUT 50 is a fixed, all-in number. Ownership of a 15m yacht in this class is a five-year commitment — crew payroll, insurance, class and refit reserves, berthing and depreciation. Our yacht ownership vs charter vs fractional ownership study runs the real five-year cost of a €15 million yacht against the equivalent charter spend, and the most profitable yachts for owners ranking shows how much of that stack charter revenue actually recovers.
Plan a charter aboard AZIMUT 50
Destinations → Yachts → Experiences → Events → Costs — every step of the brief, in the order our brokers work through it.
- Honeymoon charterTwo of you. A private crew. One unrepeatable week.
- Family charterOne floating villa. Six bays a week. Zero hotel breakfasts.
- Gastronomy charterTwo-star kitchens ashore. A tasting menu on board. Six markets in seven days.
- Celebration & birthdayThe party doesn't end at the dock — it follows you to the next bay.
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