Azur Motor Yacht

A Seabob and a Sublue travel aboard Azur, and with a beach club and a swim platform she keeps her guests close to the water rather than a deck above it. She is a 75ft (23m) motor yacht from Absolute Yachts, the Navetta 75, built in 2025 on a composite hull.

On deck

The aft terrace cockpit is her signature outdoor room, and an expansive flybridge adds a second open-air level, so the party is not held to a single outside space. The beach club opens directly onto the sea, and the swim platform turns getting in and climbing out into a step down rather than a climb.

Water toys

Two stand-up paddleboards and a kayak go with the Seabob and the Sublue, so two can paddle standing while another takes the kayak, and there is snorkelling gear for anyone who wants to look beneath the surface. Water skis and a wakeboard are aboard for towing, and her tender takes the party ashore without the yacht having to move.

Where she cruises

Her home port is Monte Carlo in Monaco, and from there Azur works the coasts of Monaco, France and Italy, so a guest has three national coastlines to choose between.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins sleep eight guests, two of them with king beds, one a twin and one a convertible twin, and a crew of three looks after them, with the height of her season falling in July and August.

Comfort under way

Volvo IPS 1350 drives push her along at a 20-knot cruise with 25 knots available, using 260 litres of fuel an hour, and their dynamic positioning system holds her on a chosen spot without the anchor going down. Seakeeper stabilisers work at rest as well as at speed, and the result is less roll whether she is stopped or moving.

Charter notes

For a family, or a group of friends sharing her, Azur is a boat built around time in the water, and her charter runs by the week, for three days, or as a day rental, when up to twelve can come aboard for the toys and the beach club.