EL FARAON

## Azimut 53 "El Faraon" — Italian lines, Miami waters At 16.9 metres, *El Faraon* is a compact expression of what Azimut Yachts does best: proportion, performance and a genuine sense of ease on board. The Italian yard's signature is legible in the profile — clean sheerline, a flybridge that sits well rather than perched — and a 2020 refit keeps the yacht current where it counts. ### Life on deck The flybridge is where this yacht earns its keep. Extended, generously seated and shaded by a retractable hardtop, it works equally well for a long lunch under cover or an afternoon in full sun on the loungers. Aft, a shaded dining area handles meals without anyone having to move indoors, while the foredeck sun pads give guests a quieter station forward, with an open horizon and nothing to do but watch it. ### Interior Below the hardtop, the main salon reads unmistakably contemporary Italian: warm finishes, and large windows that keep the space bright rather than merely lit. There's a comfortable lounge with entertainment system and a formal indoor dining area, arranged in open connection with a fully equipped galley — an easy interior for a group that drifts between inside and out over the course of a day. ### Accommodation Three cabins host six guests: an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, and a third cabin fitted with twin beds sleeping two. Detailed bed configuration available on request. ### Service and cruising ground Your crew handles the running of the yacht and the rhythm of the day — provisioning, service, timing — with the discretion that makes a charter feel effortless rather than orchestrated. From Miami, the itinerary options are unusually varied for a yacht of this size: South Beach and Biscayne Bay, Star Island and Fisher Island, Key Biscayne and the Miami River, with Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach and the Florida Keys all comfortably within reach.