ROY 66' Azimut 66 Magellano 2017

Sliding glass doors, run the length of the salon. To port you have a large L-shaped settee and opposite a love-seat to starboard that hides a pop-up TV behind it. To starboard you also have a custom built-in bar area with storage for glassware & bottles. Continuing forward is a formal dining area seating (6) to port, and to starboard there is a wine cooler. The entire space offers great surround sound or music through the many Bose speakers throughout.  

The helm has 2 helm chairs positioned on the starboard side of the vessel. The helm features (2) Raymarine MFDs , bow & stern thruster controls, Zenta joystick, Seakeeper control and a small sliding window that allows the captain to communicate with the deck crew while docking.

The companionway to the staterooms features a side-by-side full washer & dryer. The full-beam master stateroom is located aft in the most comfortable area of the yacht when underway. Entering the cabin, you have a centerline king berth & a sitting area to port, as well as a large cedar-lined closet with both hanging space & drawers, and owner’s safe. Forward of that is the master bath featuring Italian marble counter tops, large shower, sink and toilet. A flat-screen is mounted on the wall towards the starboard side where you will also find another hanging locker, and drawer storage. 

The guest cabin to starboard features 2 single berths, hanging locker & storage drawers, flat screen TV, direct access to the day head and a porthole for natural light.

In the port guest cabin you have a bunk room that has hanging locker, drawers, and a flat-screen TV. This cabin also has a port hole for natural light.

All the way forward towards the bow you will find the VIP stateroom that has a tremendous amount of headroom and a large queen berth that is surrounded by built-in cabinetry. Also large glass windows to port & starboard allow natural light. To starboard you have a wall-mounted flatscreen TV & hanging locker. To port you have direct access to the VIP head.

The aft deck has a large high gloss varnished dining table with seating up to (10) guests and large glass sliding doors that can be locked open combining the interior & exterior spaces into one. Side boarding door to starboard & port make boarding easy from a fixed dock. The entire main deck has teak decks leading all the way from the swim platform to the bow area. The area can be viewed through the Ray Marian mounted camera from the flybridge or the lower helm station. 

A molded-in staircase leads up to the flybridge from the aft deck and is easy to climb with teak steps. Teak decks cover the flybridge floors. A large hard top with a retractable sunroof allows you to control the shade levels desired. A seating area with (2) separate settees seat up to (6), forward of that you have an open area. The gray mast in the middle has a built-in rain shower and Fusion XM stereo system controls. To port you have an additional storage cabinet with high gloss varnished teak doors with plenty of counter space. As well as, a full-service bar area with sink, refrigerator and grill. Moving forward you have the large dining area. To starboard you have the upper helm that is equally as equipped as the one down below with (2) leather helm chairs, (2) Raymarine MFD, Zenta joystick controls, bow & stern thruster, and VHF, Seakeeper controls and more. 

The bow area serves as its own private exterior lounge area complete with Fusion XM stereo radio, sun-pads, dining, drink holders and table. This allows the space to be utilized when at anchor. (4) Large storage compartments & your ground tackle with windlass controls are forward. 

Stairs on the port and stbd side from the aft deck lead down to the transom that has a hydraulic swim platform that lowers to launch a tender or to be used as your own personal beach. A door to the crew accommodations that has one fixed berth and one pullman flip-down berth. The cabin also has a private head. 

Engine room access is gained from a hatch located in the aft deck. You have over 7’ of headroom throughout and plenty of open space. There is an Onan generator, Volvo Penta D13 engines organized in a fashion that allows the captain or owner-operator to easily change filters or engine oil with easy access to major machinery. Fuel tanks to port and stbd both offer fight glass to check tank levels. All of this can be easily viewed through the FLIR camera mounted to the engine room bulkhead.