DRAKKAR - Azimut Yachts FOR SALE

Available for co-brokerage, DRAKKAR stands out as perhaps the most compelling opportunity on the global market for a 2012 Azimut 70—an elegant flybridge motor yacht that blends superyacht sensibility with true performance-cruiser poise. Presented in turn-key condition and maintained by a full-time captain with authorized service history, this luxury motor yacht is comprehensively optioned and meticulously curated, delivering poise at anchor, confidence offshore, and effortless style at every dockside arrival.

The four-stateroom, four-ensuite layout was designed for refined living and relaxed entertaining, comfortably hosting eight guests with the privacy and convenience of separate crew accommodations for two. Light cascades through broad salon glazing onto rich decapé oak joinery, marble surfaces, and designer treatments enhanced by an upgraded décor package and electric blinds. A plush C-shaped lounge with ottoman converts to a berth when needed, while an LED TV on a hi-lo lift, Bose surround sound, and KVH TracVision M7 keep cinema nights and live events seamless. Two powered helm chairs anchor a commanding main-deck helm where Raymarine G-Series navigation, Xenta joystick docking, and comprehensive ship’s monitoring place bluewater cruising at your fingertips.

Beneath the styling by Carlo Galeazzi, twin MAN V12 Common Rail 1360 hp diesels, showing approximately 1,900 engine hours, summon confident acceleration to around 30 knots while settling into an effortless fast cruise. Twin Seakeeper gyro stabilizers dramatically reduce roll underway and at anchor, turning long passages into serene journeys and chic harbors into quiet sanctuaries. Bow and stern thrusters, joystick handling, and upgraded maneuvering lights add precision and ease in close quarters, reinforcing DRAKKAR’s pedigree as a captain-friendly cruising yacht as much as a family-ready flybridge yacht.

Outdoor living is elevated by teak decks throughout, from the hydraulic swim platform to the expansive flybridge. The platform makes launching and recovering toys a breeze and creates a resort-like waterside terrace, illuminated at night by underwater lights that set a glamorous tone. On the flybridge, a power hardtop with retractable sunroof opens the sky for sun-drenched days or starlit evenings. A full alfresco galley with grill, fridge, icemaker, and cutting station keeps the party flowing, while a center-console tender—stowed on the bridge and managed by a dedicated crane—extends the adventure to secluded beaches and hidden coves with superyacht flair.

At anchor or underway, this 70-foot flybridge is a study in intelligent luxury. The galley’s premium appliances, deep refrigeration, and elegant stone counters make provisioning for extended cruising both practical and pleasurable, while a washer/dryer and Idromar watermaker add true autonomy. The accommodations balance privacy and indulgence: an owner’s suite with safe, entertainment system, and ensuite finished in marble; a generous VIP; and two additional guest cabins, each offering its own refined bath and top-tier A/V. TVs in every stateroom, Fusion wireless exterior audio controls, and Bose systems in salon and master set the soundtrack for every mood.

Everywhere you look, thoughtful details abound. A refrigerated cockpit, hi-lo TV, premium linens, and upgraded flooring in the dinette and helm speak to careful curation, while the electro-hydraulic passerelle, chain counter, stainless fender holders, and extra 110V outlets on the flybridge speak to confident yachtmanship. A stern videocamera, powerful searchlight with remote, and Raymarine electronics suite—with radar, plotter, depth, autopilot, VHF, and integrated cameras—complete a helmsman’s wish list. Add the reliability of two Kohler 20 kW generators, well-managed battery banks, and robust 110/220V AC and 12/24V DC systems, and DRAKKAR reveals a technical backbone engineered for long-range, bluewater ambitions.

Her dimensions deliver substance without drama: 70 feet LOA, a broad 18’3” beam for generous interior volume, and a reassuring 5’4” draft that keeps island-hopping on the itinerary. Large fuel capacity of roughly 1,268 gallons supports extended legs between ports, complemented by fresh water capacity near 290 gallons and holding near 118 gallons—an ideal balance for serious cruising. Direct-drive inboard propulsion, underwater exhaust, and well-laid service access simplify ownership, while soft patches and practical hatches make routine care remarkably straightforward for a yacht in this class.

Spend time on board and the design reveals its quiet confidence. The salon’s dual-sofa arrangement invites conversation and celebration; the dinette, opposite the galley, converts to suit long dinners or morning briefings before another sun-sparkled run to sea. The flybridge is a destination in itself, from its semicircular seating and sunpads to the captain’s perch with clear sightlines and full instrumentation. Down at the waterline, the hydraulic platform turns into an aquatic playground—an irresistible invitation to swim, dive, and step back aboard with ease via the swim ladder and aft cockpit shower. In the evening, discreet step lights and dimmable cockpit lighting transform the deck into a private seaside terrace.

In the world of luxury yachts, few models embody the sweet spot between performance, comfort, and iconic styling like the Azimut 70. As a flybridge motor yacht tuned for both spirited passages and unhurried coastal sojourns, DRAKKAR elevates every experience: island cruises with family, weekends hosting friends, or extended itineraries where autonomy and reliability matter most. She is US-spec, gyro-stabilized, joystick-equipped, tender-inclusive, and captain-maintained to a standard that makes stepping aboard feel like arriving home. For buyers seeking a premium flybridge yacht, a refined cruising yacht, or a performance cruiser with the heart of a superyacht in a manageable size, DRAKKAR is an exceptional find—powerful, poised, and beautifully appointed.

From the first impression at the dock to the hush of her stabilized ride offshore, DRAKKAR delivers on the promise of Azimut craftsmanship. With upgraded décor throughout, marble-topped baths, electric blinds, top-tier entertainment, and a comprehensive suite of navigation and ship systems, she is truly ready to go—an extraordinary value in a highly sought-after category and a standout among luxury motor yachts in this class.

Boat highlights

Available for co-brokerage, the 2012 Azimut 70 “DRAKKAR” presents a top worldwide opportunity in her class, complete with an immersive 3D and virtual reality tour. Her American‑spec, four‑stateroom, four‑head layout elegantly accommodates eight guests with en‑suite privacy in every cabin, while a separate crew cabin with two berths ensures discreet service. Maintained full time by a captain with authorized service throughout, she is genuinely turn‑key.

Performance is assured by twin MAN V12 Common Rail 1360 hp diesel inboards with direct drive, both 2012 units installed port and starboard and currently showing 1922 hours each, historically promoted at only about 1900–1950 hours. She sprints to approximately 30 knots and handles close quarters with confidence thanks to Xenta joystick docking, a bow thruster and a stern thruster. Electrical autonomy comes from two Kohler 20 kW generators displaying about 3720 and 3454 hours, matched to a 60 Hz ship’s system and a robust battery charger, while twin Seakeeper gyro stabilizers deliver remarkable roll reduction under way and at anchor.

Dimensions speak to balanced blue‑water capability: LOA 70 ft 0 in, beam 18 ft 3 in, maximum draft 5 ft 4 in. The documentation lists a dry weight of approximately 45,000 kg and a full‑load displacement stated at 45,000 lbs. Tankage is cruising‑ready, with fresh water at 290 gallons, twin fuel tanks totaling 1268 gallons, a grey‑water tank at 66 gallons, and a black holding tank at 118 gallons.

Inside, Carlo Galeazzi’s signature decapé oak sets a luminous tone enhanced by an upgraded décor package with marble countertops, designer window coverings and accents, and electric blinds. The king‑berth master, queen VIP, port double guest, and starboard twin guest each enjoy an en‑suite head with marble counters and electric toilets. The salon is both inviting and versatile, featuring a C‑shaped sofa with ottoman that converts to a bed, a television concealed on a lift, and premium entertainment anchored by Bose V35 in the salon, TVs in all cabins with Bose surround in select spaces, and a TracVision M7 satellite system; Fusion wireless exterior audio extends the soundtrack onto the decks. The dinette and helm benefit from a warm wooden floor and a pair of adjustable power helm chairs, while thoughtful touches such as a safe in the master, a pouf in the salon, a full linen set for all cabins and the sofa bed, and a washer/dryer combo elevate life aboard. Climate is precisely managed with air conditioning, heating, and plentiful hot water.

The galley is yacht‑chef ready with an oven, microwave, refrigerator, deep freezer, and an icemaker fitted in lieu of a dishwasher, complemented by a handsome teak cover for the sink. On deck, teak flows throughout the cockpit and flybridge, crowned by a retractable power hardtop sunroof. The flybridge becomes an open‑air lounge and galley with a grill/BBQ, refrigerator, icemaker, and cutting station, served by a crane for tender handling and augmented by maneuvering lights aft, an extra 110 V socket, and protective covers for both flybridge and aft cockpit. At the transom, a hydraulic swim platform pairs with a cockpit shower, swimming ladder, and gangway, while four underwater lights illuminate evenings at anchor. Stainless‑steel fender holders, a refrigerator in the aft cockpit, a cockpit table with chairs, and an anchor chain counter with an electrical searchlight and secondary remote complete the practical luxury. A center‑console tender with engine is included and can be stowed on the flybridge via the crane.

Navigational confidence comes via the Raymarine G Series package with radar, plotter, GPS, autopilot, depthsounder, and compass, integrated with a dedicated G Series videocamera, plus VHF, radio, cockpit speakers, a DVD player, and a CD player for seamless entertainment and safety. Under the hood, the specification is equally comprehensive: Idromar watermaker rated at 100 liters per hour at 60 Hz, extra conduits for future upgrades, chain counter meter, and a full suite of factory options including the Seakeeper stabilizers, TracVision M7, Xenta joystick, hardtop, Hi‑Lo television lift, refrigerator in the aft cockpit, flybridge crane, flybridge and aft cockpit covers, electrical searchlight with second remote, underwater lights, stainless‑steel fender holders, an extra 110 V flybridge outlet, Bose 321 in the master, cockpit chairs, and more. Built by Azimut SPA to American specification and designed by Carlo Galeazzi, “DRAKKAR” delivers the sought‑after Azimut 70 experience—fast, quiet, stabilized, and beautifully appointed—ready for immediate enjoyment.