M/Y Maoro Azimut 68 – 3 + 1 cab. (2006)

City Kastela

Max. guests Max. 6 guests

Cabins 4 cabins

Bathrooms 4 bathrooms

With or without skipper

Based in Kastela, the boat Azimut 68 suits a comfortable, flexible and well planned yacht experience. The proposal is differentiated by a route focused on Solta y Maslinica, with room to adjust stops and timing without forcing miles. The equipment used to personalise this listing includes watermaker, air conditioning, generator, Wi-Fi, snorkelling equipment.
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Features of the Boat Azimut 68 in Kastela

  • Model: Azimut 68
  • Year: 2006
  • Maximum capacity on board: 6 people
  • Cabins: 4
  • Bathrooms: 4
  • Length: 21,17 m
  • Beam: 5,40 m
  • Draft: 1,45-1,60 m approx.
  • Engine: 2 x MAN 1.150-1.360 hp depending on version
  • Water tank: 1.000 L approx.
  • Fuel tank: 4.800 L approx.
  • Total sail area: No sailing rig

According to the listing, it offers 21,17 m length, 5,40 m beam, 4 cabins, 4 bathrooms, capacity for 6 people and year 2006. The published price is shown as From €2,500/week, subject to availability, season and additional services.

Equipment

Length:21 m.

Beam Beam: 5 m.

Air conditioning

Bathing platform

Bose Sound System

Donut

Fishing cane/rod

Generator

Grill/Barbecue/Plancha

Hydraulic gangway

Ice machine

Ice maker

Reserve catamaran

Boat location

Itinerary ideas

1. DAY: Solta y Maslinica from Kastela

The day starts with boarding in Kastela and a forecast check before setting off on the Azimut 68 Boat for charter in Kastela.
Navigation heads towards Maslinica, with the main anchorage near Necujam.

The route avoids overpromising stops: swimming, shelter and a comfortable return come first. If the group wants more movement, a short stop at Stomorska can be added.

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2. DAYS: Maslinica, quiet night and measured return

3. DAYS: route through Hvar y Pakleni and return to Kastela

Day 1:
Departure towards Maslinica, first anchorage and adaptation to the boat.
Day 2:
The route continues towards Milna, combining sailing, swimming and a calm lunch.
Day 3:
Last stop near islas Pakleni before returning to Kastela with enough time.
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Reviews

5


1 reviews

  • user review

    Cristina Santos



    They helped us choose a realistic route from Kastela. The Azimut 68 was ready and the return was unhurried.

Useful info: Azimut 68 in Kastela

Looking for a well organised private outing? The Boat Azimut 68 lets you discover Kastela with a plan adapted to the group.

Departure ports The indicated base is Kastela; the exact boarding point is confirmed with the booking.
Events and celebrations The boat can adapt to private outings, discreet celebrations or company plans.
Advice We advise on route, timing, forecast and optional services so decisions are not improvised.
Full management We can help with transfers, provisioning, restaurant bookings and catering details.
Skipper and crew With or without skipper. Final availability depends on date, licence and charter mode.
Guest feedback Reviews highlight organisation, route flexibility and the comfort of the Azimut 68.

A good yacht outing in Kastela depends on choosing the right pace. Not every route allows the same number of stops: wind, distance and timing matter. With Azimut 68, the experience can focus on swimming, sailing, food or private celebration. This landing is differentiated by route detail, group profile and practical decisions before departure.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this boat suitable for a private or company outing?

Yes, as long as the plan fits capacity, forecast and duration. The boat Azimut 68 can be organised around swimming, sailing and social time on board.

What should we bring?

Comfortable clothes, swimwear, sun protection, soft shoes, documents and a light layer for the afternoon. Flexible bags are better than hard suitcases.

What route can be done from Kastela?

A realistic option is Solta y Maslinica, combining Maslinica, Necujam and, if time allows, Stomorska. The final route follows wind, timing and group preferences.

Can the route be customised?

Yes. You can prioritise sailing, swimming, restaurants, snorkelling or sunset, always respecting safety and return times.

How many people can board?

The indicated capacity for this listing is 6 people. For larger groups, configuration, crew and rules are reviewed before confirmation.

Is there a quick technical summary of the Azimut 68?

Model Azimut 68
Year 2006
Shipyard Azimut Yachts
Architects/Design Stefano Righini / Azimut
CE certification Category B approx.
Construction material Fiberglass / GRP
Length 21,17 m
Beam 5,40 m
Draft 1,45-1,60 m approx.
Displacement 40 t approx.
Maximum capacity on board 6 people
Cabins 4
Bathrooms 4
Interior saloon Interior saloon or cabin area depending on layout
Chart table Optional
Mainsail area No mainsail
Genoa area No genoa
Total sail area No sailing rig
Mast height No sailing mast
Engine 2 x MAN 1.150-1.360 hp depending on version
Cruising speed 24-28 knots at cruising speed
Water tank 1.000 L approx.
Fuel tank 4.800 L approx.
Generator Yes
Solar panels Optional
Watermaker Yes
Air conditioning Yes
Wi-Fi on board Yes
Fridge/freezer Optional
Galley Optional
Dishwasher Optional
Outdoor shower Optional
Bathing platform Aft bathing platform
Bimini and sun area Optional
Sound system Yes
Electronics Optional
Dinghy/Tender Yes
Leisure equipment watermaker, air conditioning, generator, Wi-Fi, snorkelling equipment
Barbecue Yes
Safety Optional
Crew With or without skipper
Optional services Catering, transfers, provisioning and tailor-made routes
USB sockets in cabins Optional

M/Y Maoro Azimut 68 – 3 + 1 cab. (2006)

Dates

From €2,500/week