Poseidon (Azimut 58 Refit 2025)

Who it suits This 58-footer works brilliantly for small groups or families wanting powered-yacht comfort without the mega-boat complexity. At 17.9 metres with three cabins sleeping six, it's intimate enough to feel manageable yet spacious enough that guests aren't on top of each other.

Real standout features The onboard toys, snorkeling gear, stand-up paddleboard, and dinghy, mean you're genuinely equipped to explore beyond the mooring. Radar, chart plotter, autopilot, and full air conditioning signal a vessel that prioritises both ease of handling and genuine comfort in warmer climates.

Value for money At roughly €15,120 per week with zero deposit required, this is competitive pricing for a 2001 Azimut in that size bracket. You're getting a well-equipped cruiser with practical amenities (Wi-Fi, ice maker, proper galley) without premium-tier costs.

One honest note The yacht is now 24 years old, nothing alarming for a well-maintained Azimut, but factor that into your expectations around systems reliability and cosmetic condition. Before committing, confirm the current mechanical survey status and ask the operator directly about recent engine hours and major refits.

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