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Fully serviced and meticulously maintained, this 2011 Azimut 68S is a never-chartered Italian sportyacht with over $130,000 in recent service covering structural, mechanical, electrical, and safety systems. She is turnkey and ready to cruise.
This hull was designed around one idea: open-air Italian living at 30+ knots. The sliding pocket doors and retractable sunroof transform the salon into a seamless indoor-outdoor space flooded with natural light. Aft, the wide cockpit offers alfresco dining and an oversized sun bed. Forward, a dedicated lounge area gives guests a second social zone most boats this size simply do not have. Below the waterline, the hydraulic swim platform and tender garage keep toys accessible without sacrificing deck space.
Three appointed staterooms plus dedicated crew quarters give this 68S capability that punches above her class. The full-beam master is generous, private, and finished to Azimut's standard. The VIP forward and twin cabin each feature ensuite heads, making overnight hosting effortless for couples or families alike. The separate crew quarters keep operations discreet and self-contained.
The twin MAN V12s are proven powerplants in this class with strong cruise efficiency at 23 knots and 34 knots available when desired. At approximately 1,580 hours, these engines are well within their service life and have been maintained on schedule. The $130K+ service package covers all major systems comprehensively — structural, mechanical, electrical, and safety — so the next owner inherits a vessel in optimal operating condition with zero deferred maintenance.
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