70' Azimut
- Length: 70′
- 3 Staterooms
- State of the art entertainment system
- Microwave
- Fuel capacity 1268 gal
- Crew accommodations
- 3 Head (bathroom)
- Full galley with stove
- Refrigerator/freezer
- Coffee maker and oven
The 70′ Azimut is the largest Azimut in the Miami Boat Charters fleet — 8 feet longer than the 62 Azimut, 2 feet longer than the 68 Azimut, and carrying 1,268 gallons of fuel, which is the highest fuel capacity of any Azimut-Benetti Group vessel in the MBC lineup by a significant margin. Built in Turin, Italy by the Azimut-Benetti Group, the 70 Azimut delivers a distinctive exterior in metallic blue trim — a visual identity on Biscayne Bay and the Star Island corridor that the white and grey motor yachts that dominate Miami’s charter fleet do not match. Below deck, the 70 Azimut’s overnight accommodation is configured entirely in king and queen beds: king in the Master, queen in both guest staterooms, with three ensuite heads and separate crew quarters for complete guest privacy. At 70 feet with 1,268 gallons of fuel, this is the definitive Azimut for groups planning Bahamas term charters who want the Italian build quality, flybridge experience, and offshore range in a single package. The vessel accommodates 12 to 13 guests during the day and 6 overnight. Learn more about this charter below or check out our other Miami Luxury Yacht Rentals.
Yacht Overview
The 70′ Azimut accommodates 12 to 13 guests during the day and 6 guests overnight across 3 private staterooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The Master Suite features a king size bed, a dedicated seating area, and a private ensuite head. The first guest stateroom has a queen size bed with an ensuite. The second guest stateroom also has a queen size bed with its own ensuite — the 70 Azimut is one of very few 70-foot-class charter vessels in Miami where every overnight guest, including those in the second guest cabin, sleeps in a full-size queen or king bed rather than twin singles. Separate crew quarters keep the captain and crew fully independent from all 3 guest staterooms. The saloon features rich wood finishes throughout — cabinetry, joinery, and furnishings in a warm Azimut Italian aesthetic — with a comfortable lounge area and full dining setup. The galley is equipped with stove, oven, refrigerator and freezer, microwave, and coffee maker for provisioned term charter passages. The flybridge is the outdoor centerpiece of the 70 Azimut: a large teak table seats the full group for formal al fresco dining at anchor, curved seating runs the perimeter of the flybridge for relaxed social use, and sun pads are positioned for open-air sunbathing throughout the charter. The state-of-the-art entertainment system operates throughout the vessel from the saloon to the flybridge.
Why Charter the 70′ Azimut in Miami?
The 70 Azimut is the flagship vessel in the Azimut range available from Miami Boat Charters — and for three specific reasons, it is the right choice for groups who have looked at the 62 and 68 Azimut models and need more. First, the fuel capacity: 1,268 gallons vs 700 gallons in the 62 Azimut and 845 gallons in the 68 Azimut — the 70 Azimut reaches Bimini, Nassau, and the Exumas with fuel reserve that the smaller Azimuts do not carry. Second, the overnight bed configuration: every stateroom has a full-size queen or king bed, which means 6 overnight guests all sleep in the same quality cabin regardless of which room they take — the second guest cabin is not a step down from the first. Third, the flybridge teak dining table — the 70 Azimut’s flybridge is specifically configured for formal al fresco dining for the full group, which the smaller Azimut flybridge configurations do not include. Day charters include a USCG-licensed captain, professional crew, fuel for local Miami cruising, water, sodas, and ice — all-in from $3,800 for a 4-hour half-day charter, no fuel surcharge at the end. Charters depart from Miami Beach Marina (300 Alton Rd) for half-day (4 hours) or full-day (8 hours) formats.
The standard 70 Azimut day charter route covers Government Cut for cruise ship views from the flybridge — the metallic blue hull profile draws consistent attention in the Government Cut channel — the Star Island, Palm Island, and Hibiscus Island celebrity home cruise narrated by your captain, and a Nixon’s Sandbar anchor stop in Key Biscayne where the flybridge teak table is set for lunch when a catering add-on is arranged and the curved flybridge seating stays open for guests who prefer to stay above the main deck. As the afternoon closes, the route returns north for the downtown Miami skyline sunset. With 1,268 gallons of fuel, the 70 Azimut reaches Bimini in under 3 hours (50 nautical miles) and Nassau in a comfortable full-day passage (119 nautical miles), with substantially more fuel reserve on arrival than the 62 or 68 Azimut. Multi-day term charters to Bimini, Nassau, the Exumas, and the Florida Keys are available for 6 overnight guests across the 3 ensuite king and queen staterooms. Contact our team at (305) 401-2707 to book or discuss your itinerary.
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Frequently Asked Questions — 70′ Azimut Charter Miami
Everything you need to know before booking the 70′ Azimut in Miami.
The 70' Azimut accommodates 12 to 13 guests for day charters and 6 guests overnight across 3 private staterooms — Master (king bed, seating area, ensuite head), Guest Stateroom 1 (queen bed, ensuite head), and Guest Stateroom 2 (queen bed, ensuite head). Every overnight stateroom has a king or queen bed — the 70 Azimut is one of very few vessels in the Miami charter fleet at this size where the second guest cabin does not use twin single beds. Separate crew quarters keep captain and crew independent from all 3 guest staterooms.
The 70' Azimut starts at $3,800 for a 4-hour half-day charter and $6,000 for an 8-hour full-day charter. All pricing is all-in — USCG-licensed captain, full professional crew, fuel for local Miami cruising, water, sodas, and ice included. No fuel surcharge at the end. Crew gratuity of 15 to 20% of the charter fee is the only additional cost, paid in cash to the captain at the end of the charter.
The 70 Azimut is the largest and highest-range Azimut in the Miami Boat Charters fleet. Key differences from the 62 and 68 Azimut: fuel capacity is 1,268 gallons vs 700 gallons (62 Azimut) and 845 gallons (68 Azimut), giving the 70 Azimut the strongest Bahamas range of the three. All three staterooms use king or queen beds — the 70 Azimut has no twin-bed cabin. The flybridge features a dedicated large teak dining table for full-group al fresco dining, which the smaller Azimuts do not specifically offer in the same configuration. The 70 Azimut is the right choice for groups wanting the full Azimut Italian flybridge experience at maximum range and overnight comfort.
Yes — the 70' Azimut's 1,268-gallon fuel capacity is the highest of any Azimut in the Miami Boat Charters fleet and one of the strongest offshore ranges available from any mid-size charter vessel. Bimini is 50 nautical miles from Miami Beach Marina (under 3 hours). Nassau is 119 nautical miles — a comfortable full-day passage with substantial fuel reserve on arrival. Multi-day term charters to Bimini, Nassau, the Exumas, and the Florida Keys are available for 6 overnight guests across the 3 king and queen staterooms.
Yes — all charters on the 70' Azimut are fully crewed. A USCG-licensed captain handles all navigation, route planning, and offshore passage management for the full charter duration. A full professional crew manages flybridge dining setup, saloon service, and all deck operations throughout. Separate crew quarters ensure complete independence between crew and guests on day charters and term charter passages. No boating license or prior experience required. Miami Boat Charters has operated fully crewed charters since 2000.
The 70' Azimut is the right choice for groups who have looked at the 62 and 68 Azimut vessels and need more fuel range, better overnight cabin quality across all 3 staterooms, or a flybridge configured for formal al fresco dining. Specifically: multi-couple Bahamas term charters where all 3 staterooms being equal king or queen beds means no guest is assigned a lesser cabin, anniversary and milestone birthday celebrations for 10 to 13 day guests where the metallic blue exterior and flybridge teak dining table create a visually distinctive event setting on Biscayne Bay, and corporate client entertainment events where the Azimut Italian heritage, rich wood interior, and 70-foot presence set a higher specification than the 60 to 65-foot vessels in the fleet at a comparable price point.
