Azimut S7 Charter Ibiza – Crewed Sport Flybridge Motor Yacht | 2018 | AZ2103

An Azimut S7 charter Ibiza week gives you a 21.37 metre sport flybridge with 3 cabins for 6 guests and a crew. The yacht is based at Palma and runs guest pick-ups at Ibiza Port and Formentera, so the week can start on either island.

The yacht behind an Azimut S7 charter Ibiza

The S7 is the boat that defined Azimut’s sport flybridge line: a long, low profile with the superstructure set well aft and a carbon-fibre hardtop over the main deck. The hull is 21.37 metres on a 5.3 metre beam, the draft is 1.69 metres and the half-load displacement is 45 tonnes.

Three Volvo D13 IPS 1050 drives give 2,400 hp between them, a 36 knot top end and a 30 knot cruise. That matters in the Balearics more than it does in most grounds: the run from Palma to Ibiza is a little over 60 nautical miles, and an Azimut S7 charter Ibiza covers it in two hours rather than making a day of it. Fuel capacity is 3,800 litres and fresh water 1,000 litres.

Accommodation

An Azimut S7 charter Ibiza sleeps 6 across 3 cabins: 2 doubles and 1 twin, each with its own heads and shower, air conditioning throughout. The full-beam master sits amidships with hull windows on both sides. The crew live forward with their own access, so the guest areas stay private.

On an Azimut S7 charter Ibiza the saloon runs almost the full length of the main deck with glass down both sides and a galley forward. Dining is set inside and in the aft cockpit, and the sliding doors stack back so the two become one space at anchor.

Deck spaces

The flybridge is the headline of an Azimut S7 charter Ibiza: a full bar, a sunpad and a shaded dining area under the hardtop, with the upper helm forward. It is the space guests use from the first evening onward.

The foredeck carries a second sunpad and a lounge, the aft cockpit is the shaded social area, and the transom opens onto a swim platform wide enough for the tender and the toys. On an Azimut S7 charter Ibiza the platform is where the day settles once the anchor is down off Formentera.

Where she cruises

From Palma the standard week runs south-west past Andratx, across to Ibiza for Cala Salada and Cala Comte, then down to Formentera for Illetes and Espalmador. An Azimut S7 charter Ibiza can also take in the north coast of Mallorca and Soller if the forecast suits, because the speed removes the usual trade-off between distance and time at anchor.

Boat-in only restaurants on Formentera, Es Molí de Sal among them, are a short tender run from the anchorage, and the crew book them before you arrive. The sunsets off Es Vedra are the other fixed point of a Balearic week.

Equipment and water toys

The yacht carries a rigid tender with outboard, stand-up paddleboards, snorkelling gear, inflatables and seating toys, with full air conditioning, a water maker, an ice maker, onboard internet and an audio system through the saloon, cockpit and flybridge. An Azimut S7 charter Ibiza includes the crew’s cooking, and the chef works to a provisioning brief agreed before you board.

Terms and season

An Azimut S7 charter Ibiza runs on MYBA terms. The weekly fee covers hire, insurance, crew wages and food, and laundry. Fuel, berthing, provisioning, drinks and local taxes are billed through an advance provisioning allowance of roughly 25 to 30 per cent, and fuel is the item to watch on a planing yacht of this size. Spanish VAT is additional and gratuities are at the charterer’s discretion.

An Azimut S7 charter Ibiza runs from May to the end of September, with July and August booked furthest ahead. June and September give the same water with fewer boats in every bay.

Aquinox Yachting holds dates and quotes the full cost including APA and transfers. For the same waters under sail we carry the Alegria 67 charter in Ibiza, and the Bali 4.6 charter in Ibiza at a lower entry point. Model specifications are published by Azimut Yachts.

An Azimut S7 charter Ibiza suits a group of up to 6 that wants speed, a flybridge and a short hop between the islands rather than a sailing week. Enquire for availability, a firm quote including APA, and a draft route.

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