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Azimut 58

From $2,174 Half day • Up to 12 guests • 18m • Azimut • Motor • Refit 2025 • 2 crew • 24 kts cruise • 32 kts max • 3 cabins • 2 bathrooms • Athens , Greece

From $2,174 Half day Up to 12 guests • 18m • Azimut
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Azimut 58

Discover the perfect combination of Italian elegance, powerful performance, and inviting onboard comfort aboard the Azimut 58. Built in 2000 and comprehensively refitted in 2025, this stylish motor yacht offers generous living spaces, excellent cruising capabilities, and a relaxed atmosphere for exploring the spectacular Greek coastline and islands.

Designed to accommodate up to 12 guests for daily charters, the Azimut 58 features spacious exterior areas ideally arranged for relaxation and entertaining. Expansive sunbathing areas on the foredeck and flybridge invite guests to unwind beneath the Mediterranean sun, while the shaded aft deck provides a comfortable setting for alfresco dining and socialising. Her well-designed outdoor spaces allow guests to enjoy panoramic sea views throughout the cruise.

Below deck, the yacht accommodates up to 6 overnight guests in three well-appointed cabins: one master cabin with an ensuite bathroom, one VIP cabin with an ensuite bathroom, and one twin cabin with access to a separate guest bathroom. The bright and welcoming saloon, complemented by elegant wood finishes and comfortable seating, creates a refined interior retreat for longer journeys and overnight escapes.

Powered by twin MTU 767 HP engines, the Azimut 58 cruises comfortably at 24 knots and reaches a maximum speed of 32 knots, allowing guests to explore several destinations within a single day. Based at the 2nd Marina of Glyfada, she is ideally positioned for cruising along the Athenian Riviera and visiting the beautiful islands of the Saronic Gulf, including Aegina, Moni, Agistri, Poros, and Hydra.

A professional and attentive crew of two is dedicated to providing personalised service throughout the charter. Snacks, refreshments, and fresh towels are included for daily cruises, while a stand-up paddleboard, snorkeling and fishing equipment offer additional opportunities for enjoying the crystal-clear waters of Greece.

Specifications

  • Builder: Azimut Yachts

  • Model: Azimut 58

  • Built: 2000

  • Last Refit: 2025

  • Length: 17.70 m

  • Beam: 4.88 m

  • Draft: 1.52 m

  • Cruising Speed: 24 knots

  • Maximum Speed: 32 knots

  • Engines: 2 × MTU 767 HP

  • Daily Guests: Up to 10

  • Overnight Guests: Up to 6

  • Cabins: 3

  • Bathrooms: 3

  • Crew: 2

  • Home Port: 2nd Marina of Glyfada, Athens

  • Water Toys: Stand-up paddleboard, snorkeling equipment and fishing gear

  • Amenities: Full air conditioning, onboard Wi-Fi, satellite TV, sound system, BBQ, ice maker and swim platform

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What's included on Azimut 58

Champagne, soft drinks, snorkeling equipment, and fresh towels

What's not included on Azimut 58

Fuel

Available Add-ons and Packages

Food

  • Menu (EUR $115.50 per Person)

Entertainment

  • Concierge on board (EUR $262.50 per Day)

Watersports

  • Seabob (EUR $577.50 per Day)
  • SUP (EUR $157.50 per Day)

Additional Services

  • Athenian Riviera - Cape Sounio - You start cruising on the coastal line of Attica towards Cape Sounion passing by Varkiza, Agia Marina, Lagonissi Resort, Thymari. Next destination is Cape Sounion bay for anchorage with a magnificent view to Temple of Poseidon constructed in close resemblance to its contemporary Temple of Hephaestus beneath the Acropolis and perched above the sea at a height of almost 60 metres (200 ft). Optional visit to Poseidon Temple with a stop at Lavrion port and transfer by taxi. Next on the route is cruising to Palaia Fokaia for lunch drop off in one of the local fish restaurants in front of the fishermen dock or alternatively a luxury picnic on the Athenian Riviera Beach, highly personalized and intimate encounter with Greek gastronomy and iconic scenery, creating picture-perfect, secluded moments away from commercial crowds. The picnic canvas is equally suited for grand Birthdays, Wedding Celebrations, Marriage Anniversaries and Romantic Getaways. ➢ Picnic on the Athenian Riviera Beach: Starting from Euro 850 (EUR $997.50 per charter)
  • Hydra - Aegina - On your way to the south, you have a refreshing swim stop at Tselevinia, known to the owners of yachts as an exotic paradise with isolated beaches and crystal blue-coloured waters. You set course to Hydra* island for a visit in the town and lunch. Jeff Koons’ installation “Apollo Wind Spinner” shall greet your entrance in the port. Hydra consists of a crescent-shaped harbour with a strand of restaurants, shops, markets, and galleries. Local transportation is provided only by water taxis since vehicles are not allowed on the island. * Kindly note that under special circumstances (traffic in the port of Hydra, weather conditions etc.) the disembarkation may take place in Mandraki, instead. Guests who wish to visit the harbour of Hydra may be transferred by water taxi. After lunch, you set course to Aegina island where you may enjoy a swim stop and water activities in Moni island. It is located in the southern part of Aegina, and the only inhabitants are deer, wild goats and peacocks that come close to you in order to feed them. The beaches have deep, clear waters and the scenery is full of pine trees. A nice alternative to Moni could be Aegina’s main port where you shall have the time for sightseeing and exploring local products like honey or delicious pistachios (P.D.O.). ★ Worth visiting Agios Nektarios church & monastery, the most important and visited religious monument of the island, located 6 km from the centre of Aegina Town. The tomb of the Saint is considered miraculous and attracts people from all over the world for healing reasons or to ask for his blessing. Temple of Aphaea is considered as one of the ancient Greek architectural wonders. It is situated in a Sanctuary complex on top of a hill, about 13 km east of the main port. ➢Private Aegina sightseeing tour with luxury minivan: Euro 350 (EUR $2,100.00 per charter)
  • Hydra - Poros - On your way to the south, you have a refreshing swim stop at Tselevinia, known to the owners of yachts as an exotic paradise with isolated beaches and crystal blue-coloured waters. You set course to Hydra* island for a visit in the town and lunch. Jeff Koons’ installation “Apollo Wind Spinner” shall greet your entrance in the port. Hydra consists of a crescent-shaped harbour with a strand of restaurants, shops, markets, and galleries. Local transportation is provided only by water taxis since vehicles are not allowed on the island. * Kindly note that under special circumstances (traffic in the port of Hydra, weather conditions etc.) the disembarkation may take place in Mandraki, instead. Guests who wish to visit the harbour of Hydra may be transferred by water taxi. Your next destination is Poros, an island quiet, yet cosmopolitan with a picturesque capital and crystal-clear beaches in green scenery, ideal for water sports activities. On your way to Monastiri, for a relaxing swim stop, you pass by the unique canal in between Poros and Galatas, a sister village on the Peloponnese coast, which has its own rustic charm. (EUR $1,890.00 per charter)
  • Hydra - Poros - Aegina - You set course to Hydra* island for a visit in the town. Jeff Koons’ installation “Apollo Wind Spinner” shall greet your entrance in the port. Hydra consists of a crescent-shaped harbour with a strand of restaurants, shops, markets, and galleries. Local transportation is provided only by water taxis since vehicles are not allowed on the island. * Kindly note that under special circumstances (traffic in the port of Hydra, weather conditions etc.) the disembarkation may take place in Mandraki, instead. Guests who wish to visit the harbour of Hydra may be transferred by water taxi. Next to the cruise is Poros island's main port, a quiet, yet cosmopolitan, destination with a picturesque capital and crystal-clear beaches in green scenery. you pass by the unique canal in between Poros and Galatas, a sister village on the Peloponnese coast, which has its own rustic charm. For a lunch drop off, the main port of the island can offer you a wide selection of entertainment venues and good local restaurants. During the route Hydra-Poros you shall be able to enjoy a refreshing swim stop. After lunch, you sail to Aegina island. The arrival to Aegina’s main port can offer you the time for sightseeing and exploring local products like honey or delicious pistachios (P.D.O.). (EUR $2,362.50 per charter)
  • Kea - A stone's throw from the capital of Athens but still soaked in that Cyclades flavor, Kea is a lesser-known gem that other islands but makes for a great hangout for guests wanting to experience a local secret. You shall have the opportunity for a swim stop and watersports activities at Koundouros beach. A nice option for lunch would be Vourkari, a quaint fishing village with exceptional restaurants serving fresh fish and seafood. (EUR $2,100.00 per charter)
  • Poros - Aegina - Setting course to Poros island, a quiet, yet cosmopolitan, destination with a picturesque capital and crystal-clear beaches in green scenery, ideal for water sports activities. On your way to Monastiri, for a relaxing swim stop, you pass by the unique canal in between Poros and Galatas, a sister village in the Peloponnese coast, which has its own rustic charm. For a lunch drop off, the main port of the island can offer you a wide selection of entertainment venues and good local restaurants. After lunch, you set course to Aegina island where you may enjoy a swim stop and water activities in Moni island. It is located in the southern part of Aegina, and the only inhabitants are deer, wild goats and peacocks that come close to you in order to feed them. The beaches have deep, clear waters and the scenery is full of pine trees. A nice alternative to Moni could be Aegina’s main port where you shall have the time for sightseeing and exploring local products like honey or delicious pistachios (P.D.O.). ★ Worth visiting Agios Nektarios church & monastery, the most important and visited religious monument of the island, located 6 km from the centre of Aegina Town. The tomb of the Saint is considered miraculous and attracts people from all over the world for healing reasons or to ask for his blessing. Temple of Aphaea is considered as one of the ancient Greek architectural wonders. It is situated in a Sanctuary complex on top of a hill, about 13 km east of the main port. ➢ Private Aegina sightseeing tour with luxury minivan: Euro 350 (EUR $1,627.50 per charter)
  • Spetses - On the way to the port of Spetses, you may have a refreshing stop for a swim at Zogeria. Situated on the northern side of the island, there is the clearest crystal green refreshing waters of the area, amidst lush natural scenery. One of the two bays has a wide secluded beach which is an idyllic spot for yachts, out of the busy crowds. A nice alternative could be Hinitsa bay, which is located across to the island of Spetses, nearby Porto Heli. In the bay you may swim nearby a pristine, unspoiled islet, with exceptionally deep and crystal blue waters. Spetses island is boasting about its long naval tradition along with its significant contribution to the 1821 War of Independence. The area has managed to retain its individual character thanks to its well-preserved grand captain mansions, still bearing eloquent witness to the island’s glorious past. The picturesque harbour is the trademark of the town and nice scenery to enjoy your lunch. (EUR $2,467.50 per charter)
  • Tour Aegina - Setting course to Moni island, an ideal location for water sports activities and a refreshing swim. Moni is located in the southern part of Aegina, and the only inhabitants are deer, wild goats and peacocks that come close to you in order to feed them. The beaches have deep, clear waters and the scenery is full of pine trees. A nice optional stop for lunch could be Perdika port, a small village with simple charm and tasty fish, at the southern part of Aegina island, set in a pretty little bay. The arrival to Aegina’s main port can offer you the time for sightseeing and exploring local products like honey or delicious pistachios (P.D.O.). ★ Worth visiting Agios Nektarios church & monastery, the most important and visited religious monument of the island, located 6 km from the centre of Aegina Town. The tomb of the Saint is considered miraculous and attracts people from all over the world for healing reasons or to ask for his blessing. Temple of Aphaea is considered as one of the ancient Greek architectural wonders. It is situated in a Sanctuary complex on top of a hill, about 13 km east of the main port. ➢Private Aegina sightseeing tour with luxury minivan: Euro 350 (EUR $1,260.00 per charter)

These add-ons and packages can be selected during the booking process.

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