Conceived for blissfully reserved sea voyages, the Azimut Magellano 66 complements its crossover character through the possibility of a privacy-oriented onboard design. The large, single-level main deck aptly appeals to diverse lifestyles, offering either a unique open space solution with semi-secluded flows to lightly separate guests from crew or the Navetta layout for a completely independent galley and wheelhouse. Explore your nautical lifestyle on the Magellano 66.
The Magellano 66 perfectly embodies the DNA of the Magellano Collection with elegant lines and a powerful hull, whose bulwarks that rise to protect the side walkways. Below, elongated hullside windows recall nautical tradition with a rounded shape, and, above, wooden louvers positively punctuate the superstructure’s aft end. The outdoor living areas are conceived for relaxation and contact with the natural environment. Ribbed cabinetry adds to the air of simple, harmonious sophistication.
The flybridge is a wide, panoramic deck under the sun, with an external helm adjacent the dinette. The flybridge of the Magellano 66 has been enlarged to full beam in the aft part, which can be configured with additional storage and an American bar or left open for freestanding furniture.
Destined for long-range cruising, the Magellano 66 combines comfort and performance for a pleasantly stable life on board. Aiding in her mission, the layout offers airy internal spaces and leaves room for an abundance of storage.
The flush main deck welcomes you home to the sea, into a glass house that selects the essentials of sophisticated life. For the occasional indoor meal, the dining table may be extended to host up to eight guests.
The interior design is characterized by coziness and elegance. Atmospheres that seem suspended in time are the perfect accompaniment for long-range journeys, a balance for harmonious travel with elegantly refined yet warmly welcoming decoration. The storage spaces are studied with an awareness of their essential role, where and how much they are needed.
The main deck layout already separates crew and guest flows, even as a unique open space, protecting the working areas from disturbances. The second layout possibility, named Navetta, takes privacy up a class by completely secluding the galley and wheelhouse area, which can be accessed directly via the side door. True to its name, the Navetta version also allocates additional storage for provisions.
The supremely cozy master suite showcases modern design, such as the pattern of slatted wood behind the head of the bed. A vanity desk port, well served by convenient storage, takes full advantage of the exceptional hull-side windows. On the starboard side, there is a seating area. To properly move the owner in, the suite offers one oversized closet with the height for long dresses and shoes, and a second men’s wardrobe.