ALADDIN SANE is a 2024 Azimut, a 24 metre motor yacht that carries the easy glamour of the Italian yard into a size that still feels personal. She was built for owners who want the polish and the volume of a larger boat without losing the sense that the whole yacht is theirs for the week. On deck and below she reads as calm and current, with pale upholstery, warm wood and large panes of glass that keep the water close wherever you sit.
The outside spaces are where she comes alive. The sun deck up top gives you seating and sunbathing in the open air, with shade to one side for the hours when the Mediterranean light turns fierce. Forward there is a run of sun pads on the foredeck, a quieter corner to lie out away from the main flow of the day. The main deck aft is laid for al fresco dining under cover, the natural place to gather for long lunches and evenings at anchor, and the stern opens to the water so the swim and the toys are only a step away.
Inside, the main salon is a single bright room that moves easily from lounging to dining. A comfortable seating area sits forward, with a separate lounge corner and a dining table set against the windows, so a group can split up or come together without anyone feeling boxed in. The finish is restrained and modern, the kind of interior that flatters an evening rather than competing with it.
Accommodation is arranged around a generous master suite on the main deck, a room with its own bathroom and plenty of natural light that makes it the quietest space aboard. A further guest cabin carries the same calm palette and careful detailing, so guests are looked after to the same standard as the owners. A crew of four runs the yacht without ever being underfoot, keeping the days unhurried and the boat spotless.
With a pair of MAN engines she has real pace when you want it, a top speed near 29 knots and a relaxed cruise around 22, which makes short hops between anchorages quick and lets you reach a lunch spot before the crowds. She suits a couple or a small family who want to cover ground along the coast and still have a proper base to come home to each night. Fuel stops are rare on a week of coastal cruising, and the tender and the water toys are quick to launch from the open stern whenever the mood takes you.
ALADDIN SANE works best as a Western Mediterranean yacht, at home along the South of France and the islands within an easy run of the Riviera. Her size lets her slip into the small harbours and quiet coves that larger yachts cannot reach, while her finish and her outdoor living hold their own against boats twice her length. For a week of swimming, long lunches and easy coastal cruising, she is a polished and very current choice.
She is offered for charter from 70,000 EUR per week, a figure that reflects both her recent build and the standard of her presentation.
