Superyacht · 80 ft · Up to 13 guests
An 80 ft Azimut S8 with sunpads on the bow, a flybridge lounge with a sun deck and an aft cockpit with a table, for up to 13 guests.
The Azimut S8 is an 80 ft sport-style flybridge yacht for up to 13 guests, with a low grey hull, a long foredeck and three separate places to sit outside. It suits a birthday group, a family day on the bay or a small team outing, where people want sun, shade and a table within a few steps of each other.
Start at the bow, where two wide sunpads lie on either side of a teak walkway and a U-shaped lounge with a pedestal table sits ahead of the windshield. Aft of the salon, the cockpit has a glass-top table, two folding chairs and a corner bench by the sliding doors, with the swim platform just beyond. Upstairs, the flybridge sits under a canopy: a helm station with two seats is flanked by sofas, a dining table with folding chairs stands to one side, and a broad cushioned sun deck fills the stern end.
Four hours ($6,400) is a lap along the skyline and a slow stop off Star Island. At six hours ($7,450) there is time to anchor for a swim in Biscayne Bay, and eight hours ($8,550) stretch into a full day with a long lunch at the flybridge table and a run out toward Stiltsville.
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There are two spots. Two wide sunpads cover the foredeck on either side of the teak walkway, and a cushioned sun deck sits at the stern end of the flybridge. The flybridge is under a canopy, so the group can swap between full sun and shade without leaving the deck.
A helm station with two seats, sofas around it, a dining table with folding chairs and the cushioned sun deck at the back, all under a fabric canopy. It is the highest seating on the yacht, so it gives the widest view of the skyline.
The deck plan has three outdoor areas: the bow with its sunpads and lounge, the aft cockpit by the salon doors and the flybridge. Smaller groups can take a corner each, and the salon behind the cockpit doors is there for a break indoors.
Each deck has its own table. A pedestal table stands in the bow lounge, a glass-top table with folding chairs in the cockpit, and a dining table with folding chairs on the flybridge. You can follow the shade through the afternoon.
Four hours is one clear outing: the skyline, Star Island and time on the bow. Six hours adds an anchored swim stop. Eight hours gives a full day, with a longer run down the bay and lunch served at the flybridge table.
Capacity: 13 Guests
Staterooms: 4
Heads / Baths: 3
Length: 80 feet
Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours