Azimut Magellano 53 Yacht

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The Magellano 53 is a modern luxury trawler yacht from Italian builder Azimut.

Designed for serious owner-operated cruising and those who like a hint of classical style, the 53 has a three-cabin layout and a semi-displacement hull design capable of speeds up to 23 knots.

Features include two double cabins and the rarity of a separate utility room, underlining the yacht’s liveaboard focus.

53 Features

Elegant modernist take on trawler yacht
Long-distance, liveaboard cruising
1000nm range
Utility room
Three cabin layouts

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16.9m (inc. pulpit)

Guests

7 Max
Cabins

4 Max
Crew

1 Max

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The Magellano 53 does a nice job of creating areas that work much like our shore-side lifestyle. seamagazine.com Zuzana Prochazka - May 2016

On deck are three amazing spaces, including a large, teak-decked aft cockpit with table, an expansive foredeck with seating area, and what seems like an acre of flybridge. boats.com Gary Reich - Jan 2015

The amazing flybridge is the natural focal point of the Magellano 53. It provides an exclusive point of view, total comfort in the open air, and full immersion in the thrill of being out on the water. Topspeed.com Sulthoni - Oct 2014

About

Accommodation

There are effectively two double cabins that could act as the Owner’s stateroom, one amidships and one in the bow. Both are of a similar size and ensuite, leaving a very good VIP as the other cabin. A third, bunked cabin is joined by an optional single crew cabin with a berth and toilet and washing facilities, this will also make a fun children’s or occasional guest cabin.

Staying below decks, the utility room can be used to store clothes, food or spares and can be joined by a washing machine across the companionway.

The deck salon has a traditional wheelhouse feel with U-shape seating acting as a dining and lounge area. The modern touch is a galley aft design creating a very practical cooking area that connects to the aft deck.

On Deck

The aft deck has a lounge feel with its own bar and deep seating, this is matched by deep foredeck seating. Up some shallow steps, the flybridge feels more practical with an open aft deck and guest seating next to the helm.

Performance & Capabilities

The semi-displacement hull of the 53 is powered by twin Cummins QSC8.3 500hp engines on shafts, delivering a top speed of around 23knots. Lower down the rev range, the big 3200lt fuel capacity creates a range of close to 1000nm, huge for a 15m (50ft) yacht.

From The Manufacturer

Slender lines, an excellent balance of forms and all the elegance of Italian design make Magellano 53 a charming residence overlooking the sea. On the bow side there is a living area with spacious seats where you can relax and rest in complete tranquillity.

The cockpit is a terrace overlooking the sea, a theatre for the spectacle offered by nature. The exclusive dining area offers a view of the horizon, for picturesque aperitifs at sunset and breakfasts under the morning sun.

The large windows of the living room provide a 360° perspective of the sea, an unprecedented view and incredible brightness in every area. Light pours into the large open space, which combines a modern taste and classic elegance with a warm and cosy style.

In the Lower deck there is a sizeable sleeping area: three cabins designed to offer the utmost comfort and a utility room for comfortably storing everything that is required for the journey. The Owner’s suite was designed to offer generous spaces, a refined elegance that is pleasing to the eye and a choice and use of materials that wrap around you and encourage relaxation.

She is the first of the “New Classic” vessels to offer an abundance of light and large windows throughout the lower deck; and absolutely the first 50- footer to offer an outdoor saloon in the bow and four alternative layouts below deck, responding perfectly to the owner’s requirements.

The open space exterior is perfect for familiar, informal gatherings: the C-shaped sofa for six to eight people in the lunch area are slightly raised and located next to the skipper’s seat so that no one misses out on the pleasure of sailing.

The second double cabin in the bow is very comfortable and features a cosy armchair portside and an elegant chest on the starboard side that opens from the top, whose shape is reminiscent of the old-style trunks usually used on cruise ships.