Searching for the perfect yacht to charter for your next vacation in Central America? Look no further than a luxurious yacht charter in Costa Rica full of adventure and relaxation onboard motor yacht Azimut 105. Take the guesswork out of your Costa Rican adventure so you can focus on embodying the “Pura Vida” lifestyle.
Highlights of Cruising Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s coasts are brimming with lush rainforests, volcanic formations, diverse wildlife, and thriving coral reefs. Guests can explore locations only accessible by boat and take part in guided eco-tours. Excursions may include snorkeling in protected marine parks, diving around coral reefs, hiking through jungles, and exploring coastal national parks. While on anchor, take advantage of the array of fishing and snorkeling gear Azimut 105 has onboard.
Charters onboard Azimut 105 offer a unique vacation by combining Costa Rica’s rich biodiversity, pristine beaches, and world-class fishing with a luxurious charter yachting experience. The combination of luxury travel and eco-tourism is destined to create memories to last a lifetime.
A Look Inside M/Y Azimut 105
At 32m, this beautiful Azimut 105 is able to host 12 guests overnight and up to 21 guests for day trips. This Azimut motor yacht is based out of Flamingo Marina in Guanacaste, approximately 21 miles (33.4m) from Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (LIR). Upon arrival, Azimut 105’s five crew members will take care of every need to ensure you have the ultimate charter experience.
Master Cabin
For the primary guests, the master cabin will be home for the week. This spacious stateroom has a centerline double bed; on either side, “his and hers” entryways lead into the bathroom. A seating area and table for two are located on the port side while a vanity area graces the starboard side.
VIP Cabin
The VIP cabin hosts two guests with a double bed and ensuite bathroom. Two triple cabins each have three single beds and a bathroom, sleeping three guests per stateroom.
Cinema Sala
A standout feature of Azimut 105 is her “Cinema Sala.” This is a dedicated lounge and entertainment area equipped with a two-meter-wide large screen and advanced audio-visual systems. While the cinema sala is designed for watching movies in a theater-like setting, it can be converted into a fifth stateroom. The room is connected to a bathroom and contains a sofa that can be converted into a double bed.
Dining Area
from $11,500 USD Per Day
Azimut 105’s interior has a formal dining table and a salon with a full bar, making it perfect for entertaining. Sliding glass doors lead to the aft deck where guests can enjoy their morning coffee at the casual dining table. A portside staircase leads to the top-level sun deck – the optimal location for viewing Costa Rica’s lush landscapes.
Sun Deck
from $11,500 USD Per Day
The yacht’s sun deck has a jacuzzi with adjacent lounge pad, a large table and seating area for alfresco dining with a view, as well as a bar where guests can enjoy cocktails while cruising.
from $11,500 USD Per Day
Flybridge
from $11,500 USD Per Day
Forward of the guest area is a flybridge. Both spaces are covered by a hard top with retractable canopies, allowing guests to choose between lounging in the sun or cooling off in the shade. The flybridge overlooks the bow which has sun pads for lounging near the bow and at midship.
Azimut 105 Yacht Specifications:
- Length: 105ft (32m)
- Beam: 21.6ft (6.6m)
- Draft: 6ft (1.97m)
- Year: 2007; Refit in 2015
- Yacht Exterior Design: Stefano Righini
- Yacht Interior Design: Carlo Galeazzi
- Engines: MTU Rolls Royce 16V 2000 M92
- Max Speed: 28 knots
Common Travel Questions
When is the best time of year to visit Costa Rica?
The dry season is from December to April, offering sunny weather and minimal rain. This time of year is ideal for outdoor adventures and taking advantage of all Costa Rica has to offer. However, those in search of lush landscapes and fewer tourists may opt to visit during the rainy season from May to November.
Where does Azimut 105 typically cruise?
Azimut 105 is based in Flamingo Marina in Guanacaste and cruises throughout the following locations: Flamingo, Catalinas, La Playita del Amor, Playa del Coco, Playa Hermosa, Playa Panamá, Península de Papagayo, Nacascolo, Cabeza de Mono, Isla Murciélago and Reserva Conchal.
How much does a charter on Azimut 105 cost?
Charters start at $11,500 per night or $69,000 per week. Reach out to the team at Yacht Costa Rica for more information.
