A long-range crossover with a single-level main deck
The Magellano 66 carries the family’s DNA: elegant lines and a powerful hull whose bulwarks rise to shelter the side decks, rounded hull windows that recall nautical tradition and wooden louvres at the aft end of the superstructure.
Its flush main deck adapts to different ways of living aboard: an open plan with a light separation between guests and crew, or the Navetta layout with an independent galley and wheelhouse. The Dual Mode hull keeps it comfortable and efficient at low and higher cruising speeds alike.
Protective bulwarks frame sociable spaces between sea and sky. In the cockpit a long sofa wraps a large dining table and the aft backrest folds away to reveal a glass parapet, while the flybridge is divided into three areas and can host a bar.
The flush main deck is a glass house where the dining table extends for up to eight guests. Warm, elegant décor creates a timeless atmosphere for long passages, with storage placed exactly where it is needed.
The Magellano 66’s Dual Mode hull is a semi-planing design that saves up to 20% in fuel and CO₂ at medium speeds over a conventional hard-chine yacht of similar size. Its double chine and upright bow soften the impact of the waves, so it stays comfortable for long stretches at low speed, in a broad range of sea states, and when pushed faster.
The Magellano 66 benefits from Azimut’s long experience with carbon fibre: its superstructure is up to 30% lighter, and that saving pays for more space inside and greater stability without adding to the overall weight, which helps both performance and efficiency.
The Magellano 66 is covered by Azimut’s technical declaration, a document confirming that its design, high-grade materials, technology and rigorous tests meet the top standard for series-production yachts.
