Azimut 68 Plus
La Paz, Mexicoon the market since 17 days
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YATESMEXICO LLC
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2004 Azimut 68 Plus | La Paz, Mexico
The 2004 Azimut 68 Plus is a classic Italian flybridge motor yacht combining elegant exterior styling, generous interior volume, and strong cruising performance. Located in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, she offers an excellent platform for private ownership, extended coastal cruising, or continued use in the luxury yacht market.
Designed by Stefano Righini with interiors by Carlo Galeazzi, the Azimut 68 Plus features the distinctive profile and refined onboard feel that made Azimut one of the most recognized names in the motor yacht segment. Her layout offers four guest staterooms with four heads, plus separate crew accommodations, providing comfortable separation between owner, guests, and crew.
The main deck is arranged for relaxed entertaining, with a bright salon, formal dining area, and well-equipped galley. Exterior spaces include a spacious aft deck, wide side decks, foredeck sunpad area, and an expansive flybridge for open-air cruising and entertaining.
Powered by twin MTU diesel engines, she delivers confident performance with the comfort and stability expected from a deep-V Azimut hull. Key features include air conditioning, generator, bow thruster, navigation electronics, hydraulic gangway, teak cockpit, teak side decks, and generous fuel and water capacity for extended use.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Currently located in La Paz, Mexico, this Azimut 68 Plus is well positioned for cruising the Sea of Cortez and Baja California coastline.
This Azimut 68 Plus represents a strong opportunity for buyers seeking a well-sized Italian motor yacht in Mexico. Her four-stateroom layout, crew accommodations, exterior entertaining areas, and proven Azimut design make her a compelling option for cruising the Sea of Cortez, operating from La Paz, or relocating to another market.
Available for private showings by appointment through YatesMexico. Vessel specifications and equipment are provided in good faith and should be verified by buyer, buyer’s representative, or marine surveyor prior to purchase.
The 2004 Azimut 68 Plus is a classic Italian flybridge motor yacht combining elegant exterior styling, generous interior volume, and strong cruising performance. Located in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, she offers an excellent platform for private ownership, extended coastal cruising, or continued use in the luxury yacht market.
Designed by Stefano Righini with interiors by Carlo Galeazzi, the Azimut 68 Plus features the distinctive profile and refined onboard feel that made Azimut one of the most recognized names in the motor yacht segment. Her layout offers four guest staterooms with four heads, plus separate crew accommodations, providing comfortable separation between owner, guests, and crew.
The main deck is arranged for relaxed entertaining, with a bright salon, formal dining area, and well-equipped galley. Exterior spaces include a spacious aft deck, wide side decks, foredeck sunpad area, and an expansive flybridge for open-air cruising and entertaining.
Powered by twin MTU diesel engines, she delivers confident performance with the comfort and stability expected from a deep-V Azimut hull. Key features include air conditioning, generator, bow thruster, navigation electronics, hydraulic gangway, teak cockpit, teak side decks, and generous fuel and water capacity for extended use.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Currently located in La Paz, Mexico, this Azimut 68 Plus is well positioned for cruising the Sea of Cortez and Baja California coastline.
This Azimut 68 Plus represents a strong opportunity for buyers seeking a well-sized Italian motor yacht in Mexico. Her four-stateroom layout, crew accommodations, exterior entertaining areas, and proven Azimut design make her a compelling option for cruising the Sea of Cortez, operating from La Paz, or relocating to another market.
Available for private showings by appointment through YatesMexico. Vessel specifications and equipment are provided in good faith and should be verified by buyer, buyer’s representative, or marine surveyor prior to purchase.
