85′ AZIMUT

Marina del Rey Yacht Rental & Yacht Charter

Step aboard the 85′ Azimut, a luxurious yacht available for charter in Marina del Rey, designed for the ultimate in comfort and style. With its sleek lines and top-tier amenities, this stunning vessel is your gateway to exploring Southern California’s breathtaking coastlines and beyond, offering limitless cruising possibilities.

As you board from the aft deck, you’re welcomed by an inviting alfresco dining area, perfect for enjoying meals with the ocean as your backdrop. Inside, the main salon showcases beautiful custom cherry woodwork, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Relax on the custom leather settees while natural light floods the space through large panoramic windows. The salon flows seamlessly into a formal dining area, ideal for indoor meals. The well-equipped galley, designed to meet all your culinary needs, can be closed off from the salon for added privacy. The pilothouse features an elegant helm station and a cozy dinette with a leather settee and cherry wood table, offering a comfortable space for up to five guests.

The 85′ Azimut’s exterior is equally impressive. The yacht’s tender garage houses a 2016 11’ FBG Brigs tender, Sea Nymph Bob, two Yamaha Scout Explorers, and a Bauer Dive compressor. The flybridge invites guests to relax in the Jacuzzi or in the spacious seating area, while sunbathers can lounge on the expansive sunpads at the bow, soaking in the stunning coastal views.

Charter the 85′ Azimut from Marina del Rey and immerse yourself in the pinnacle of luxury yachting. Explore Southern California’s picturesque waters and beyond with endless opportunities for adventure.

Rate includes:

• Boat rental and onboard equipment
• Base fuel
• Boarding fees
• Merchant processing fees
• Required safety gear
• A selection of experienced captains
• Complimentary soft drinks and water from Killer Shrimp

Please note:

• High heels, confetti, glitter, and red wine are not permitted.
• No illegal drugs allowed. Marijuana is prohibited under federal law and therefore illegal on the water under U.S. Coast Guard jurisdiction.