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Specifications
Typemotor
BuilderAzimut
Year built2017
Year refitted2024
Length20.03 m
Beam5.1 m
Draft1.6 m
Guests6
Cabins3
Crew3
Cruising speed24 knots
Maximum speed28 knots
Rates per week
Low season€24,000/ week + VAT + APAJanuary, February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November and December
High season€28,000/ week + VAT + APAJune, July, August and September
The fee covers the yacht and her crew. A delivery fee can apply to a one-way week. What a charter costs
An Azimut built for quick passages and long, lazy afternoons in the water
SEA YA is an Azimut motor yacht with a lively turn of pace, made for guests who would rather spend their time in the water than on passage. She covers distance briskly, so a morning move between anchorages leaves most of the day for swimming, exploring and lunch on deck. She has been refitted and keeps a neat, cared-for finish within Azimut's crisp styling. Her cabins give each guest a quiet place to retreat to after the sun, and her scale makes for a charter that feels private and easily managed.
Her crew take charge of the yacht itself. They plan and handle each passage, choose and settle the anchorage, and keep things running quietly in the background. That leaves guests free to shape each day as it comes, whether that means a longer swim, an early move to a sheltered bay or simply staying put. On deck there is room to lie in the sun, sit in the shade with a book or watch the shoreline pass. The Tender Mercury takes guests ashore for a walk, a meal or a look at a cove too shallow for the yacht.
The stern is where most days are spent. Her Swimming Platform sits low to the sea, so getting in and out is simple at any age. From there guests can take the SUP Paddle Boards across a calm anchorage, look beneath the surface using the Snorkelling equipment, or hold on to the Sea scooter and glide over the shallows. The Inflatable donut is the toy younger guests tend to ask for first. For a slower hour, the Fishing equipment is aboard as well.
Evenings bring the pace down further. With the anchor set, the BBQ is lit for a relaxed supper in the open air, and the yacht settles into the stillness of the bay. Her cruising grounds are in Greece, where short hops between islands suit her speed well and each move brings fresh coastline. However the days are spent, she offers a straightforward way to travel: quick when there is ground to cover, unhurried once she arrives, with a capable crew attending to everything in between.
On board
01Lively Azimut with an easy turn of speed
02Attentive crew to run passages and anchorages
03Swimming Platform close to the water
04SUP Paddle Boards, Sea scooter and Snorkelling equipment
05Inflatable donut for younger guests
06Fishing equipment and Tender Mercury for quieter outings
