MAGELLANO 53

Azimut Magellano 53 — Amalfi Coast The Magellano line was conceived for owners who wanted to keep going a little further, and the 53 carries that intent honestly. Her Dual Mode hull is the reason: a form that trades outright speed for composure, holding a steady, unfussy motion when the sea gets up and rewarding the kind of longer passages other yachts of this size tend to shorten. Below, three cabins accommodate six guests — an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, and a third with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration on request. The saloon is where the yacht makes its case. Glazing runs almost uninterrupted, so the horizon stays with you from every seat and the light shifts through the day rather than being switched on. Noble materials, well-chosen fabrics and carefully resolved joinery reflect the Italian build standards Azimut is known for, without any of it shouting. Aft, the cockpit works as a sea-level terrace: the natural place for a Prosecco as the Amalfi cliffs turn amber, and for slow breakfasts before the coast wakes up. Sorrento, Positano, Capri and Amalfi all sit within an easy day's cruising. A skipper and hostess look after the yacht and her guests — navigation, service and the small logistics that make a day at anchor effortless. Welcome Prosecco, snacks and soft drinks, and beach towels are included. Snorkelling equipment and a paddleboard are aboard for the swim stops.