Chartering a Azimut 58 can suit travellers who want direct coastal transfers and the freedom to visit several bays or ports within a limited period.
Depending on its version, the model may serve as a day boat or provide accommodation for overnight cruising.
Check the engines, capacity, cabins, equipment, base, fuel terms, licence requirements, and skipper availability.
Alimos Marina, Greece
Check-in 17:00
Check-out 09:00
The layout of a Azimut 58 is typically organised around easy access to exterior seating and the water, with enclosed living spaces added on cabin and motor-yacht versions.
Overnight configurations can include a saloon, galley, sleeping cabins, and bathrooms.
Confirm the capacity, cabin plan, shade, swim access, storage, climate control, and systems.
A Azimut 58 is best evaluated by guests who value powered cruising and want to cover more distance than a typical sailing itinerary allows.
It can suit couples, families, or groups, but comfort and trip duration depend on the exact layout.
Confirm capacity, overnight facilities, fuel terms, licence requirements, skipper availability, and local restrictions.
Where does Premium + - Azimut 58 depart from?
Premium + - Azimut 58 departs from Alimos Marina, Athens, Greece. Check-in is at 17:00 and check-out at 09:00.
Can I charter Premium + - Azimut 58 for a single day?
Yes, Premium + - Azimut 58 is available for day charters as well as longer trips. Choose the trip type and date on this page to check availability.
How much does it cost to charter Premium + - Azimut 58?
Prices start from €2,160 per day (€15,120 for a week). The exact price depends on the dates: select them on this page and the live price from the charter company appears before you book.
How many people can sail on Premium + - Azimut 58?
Premium + - Azimut 58 takes up to 6 guests in 3 cabins. It is a 17.88 m motor yacht, built in 2001.
What is paid at the base for Premium + - Azimut 58?
Mandatory extras paid at the base: APA 35 % charter fee (€2,000).