NEW Azimut Magellano 60 | The best Magellano yet?

The NEW Azimut Magellano 60 is the newest and smallest model in Azimut Benetti Group’s stylish pseudo-Trawler range.
In this video, Jack Haines conducts an in-depth review, sea trial and walkthrough tour to see how the Magellano stacks up against rivals such as the Sirena 58 and Absolute 58 Navetta.
As with its larger siblings, the 60 has styling by superyacht designer Ken Freivokh and a semi-planing dual-mode hull, designed to be stable and efficient at slower speeds but capable of over 25 knots flat out.
On deck, the flybridge extends a long way aft, creating a comfortable terrace towards the stern, which is separated from a large dinette by a neatly integrated wet bar. The cockpit seating runs along the centreline, which when combined with the see-through transom creates a charming waterside dining spot.
The saloon has an aft galley arrangement with a large sofa to port and a clever dining area to starboard, which aligns with the floor-to-ceiling window to deliver excellent views out over the water from the internal dining area.
Below, the striking decor comes to the fore and brings to life a spacious three-cabin, three-bathroom configuration with a full-beam owner’s cabin amidships, double VIP forward and a twin to starboard. Crew are catered for in a single cabin, aft.
The Azimut Magellano 60 is powered by twin MAN i6 730hp engines on V-drive shafts and will hit a top speed of 26 knots with an 18-knot cruise.
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Performance & Specification:
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LOA: 18.47m - 60ft 7in
Beam: 5.15m - 16ft 11in
Displacement: 34.9 tonnes - 76,985 lbs
Capacity: B for 12 people
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Performance
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Engines: Twin MAN i6 730hp
Top Speed - 26 knots
Cruising Speed - 18 knots
Range - Approx. 345nm @ 18 knots
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Timestamps
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00:00 Intro
01:00 Driving from the Flybridge
02:04 Performance & Range
03:50 Driving Position
05:10 Driving fom the Lower Helm
05:45 Lower Helm Station
07:17 Slow Speed Handling
08:22 On Deck
08:35 Hydraulic Bathing Platform
09:55 Cockpit
11:45 Side & Foredecks
13:40 Flybridge
14:18 Sunroof
16:16 Interior
16:37 Galley
17:59 Living Area
19:23 Accommodation
19:34 VIP Cabin
21:08 Owner's Cabin
22:15 Crew Accommodation
23:00 Engine Room
23:49 Our Verdict

[@Blaster53]

This yacht is the winner in any competition on every single parameter. Simply a charmingly beautiful family yacht. I love her.

[@guyh.4121]

Azimut always builds a nice boat.

[@sohovulture87]

Fab trail and tour Jack. What a stylish, attractive and practical vessel. Really impressive. Thanks for that

[@Yachtbuyer]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks! - Jack

[@joachimemand1687]

I still wonder why there are so few boats with two identical guest cabins. Isn't there a lot of family owners with two fighting teenagers who wouldn't let the other take the larger cabin!? 🤣

[@MyLifeAsLana]

I love how detailed you are with your tours!! ❤

[@Yachtbuyer]

Thank you!

[@pattills3]

This boat is absolutely fabulous. Gorgeous.

[@MySkullzDented]

Beautiful boat. That hull color is amazing

[@philtierney4717]

This guys really good at giving us a run down of this boat. Wished i had his knowledge

[@abdulrahmanalshaya4953]

Great review! Thanks for taking your time showing how beautifully that hull handled swell! Honestly I don’t to seem to get why Azimut, one of the most beautiful yachts, fall well behind other brands in terms of convenience and usability! While they are top notch in looks and finish, they still lack crucial elements such as side access door at the helm! I also can’t believe that they left that much gab between bathing platform and hull. They lack a lot of storage specifically if compared with similar size and displacement yachts such as Absolute’s Navetta. Not mentioning a tender davit on flight bridge which many owners also consider and provided as an option by almost all semi-displacement builders.

[@pattills3]

Second time through this video. Fabulous presentation. Outstanding yacht. Thanks.

[@Yachtbuyer]

Great to hear, thank you!

[@dlfendel2844]

Lovely Jack. Been following these since they began making them, and as for your choice of three? This wins by far for me. Nice design touches (love the wicker) and comfortable.

[@cookiemonster2299]

Very smart boat, nothing to dislike here. 👍❤️🇬🇧

[@timk3939]

A nice layout. My personal favourite from watching the video reviews is the Absolute Navetta 64, that has a real wow factor.

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Looking very nice of this small yacht..

[@easybigun7825]

Nice boat and very pretty inside. However, as I may have mentioned in other comments, if I want a Category A boat with a semi displacement hull then it's the Sasga Menorquin 54 for me. This Azimut comes a close second on my list of things I could never afford. Thank you for a great tour and sea trial as usual.

[@sanynava9160]

What ?

[@alexlb1579]

This yacht is my goal! It's a beautiful boat!

[@sevensixtysteve8662]

Great review of a lovely boat - there is nothing I didn't like about this 60 and so it would be my choice of the three. Fantastic looking boat with some really lovely interior fittings. It doesn't sacrifice style for practicality though and everything seems really useable and well thought out. I like this a lot.

[@Joe_1sr9]

The interior is beautiful

[@user-hc9fd7mw1r]

Great review! Hands down my choice is Sirena 58. Would love to see your review on that, hope it is soon! Keep up the great work!

[@Yachtbuyer]

Will do, thanks! 🙏

[@wilfridkroath1059]

Brilliant videos and reviews! Thanks!

[@Yachtbuyer]

Glad you like them! Thanks 👍

[@wilfridkroath1059]

One quick follow up question if I may ask: in your opinion - what are the biggest benefits of a trawler? Price? Space? Consumption?

[@Yachtbuyer]

For me it’s their relative volume and how comfortable they are at a range of speeds, both in terms of ride and efficiency - J

[@chrisoleary9876]

Thanks Jack!

[@rod4360]

Brilliantly professional review👌master class, you deserve an additional 0 on 80k. Keeping the flow; link to the absolute and sirena reviews. Thank you

[@joachimemand1687]

The mini 25 Metri design is probably one of the most beautiful lines out there. Especially in this colour combination. The hard top always ruins the proportions on small(ish) boats, but its probably much more practical than the bimini.

[@RichardandSharon]

Hope to see you at the FLIBS in October!

[@nicbennett6554]

Great review Jack, thanks. Really impressive at sea. However, inside the alternatives would probably get my money.

[@Yachtbuyer]

Thanks for watching, Nic - Jack

[@johnpandolfino8663]

Beautiful ❤️

[@dtutssel]

Beautiful design throughout. Lots of boats that size would try and squeeze 4 cabins in but 3 works much, much better.

[@HekaWaset]

Serena 58 or the Absolut or the Benetteau Grand Trawler. I can actually think about 3 more boats before considering this one. I always feel that the Azimut Magellano line is the sea's equivalent of high fashion brands street wear. It might say Gucci on it, but it's still just a t-shirt. Thanks for the vid, guys.

[@mambi74]

The designers really earned they pay on this one!

[@ahmetaltn9750]

Thanks from İstanbul

[@Lowereast61]

I used lean towards the Absolute, but having seen this it goes to to the top of the list. Ok now just got to win the Lottery 😂

[@leonardorossipolledri224]

Hello Jack! Another great review, thanks. Every time I watch a video of an Azimut on KZbin, I think they are quite remarkable boats but, every time I step onboard one of them - and I did it several time - I am very disappointed! Same feeling with Sirena. Absolute are a little better or at least they are trying to improve. In my opinion these brands aren't worth the money they cost. Rather than these, I choose a Grand Banks 60... less stylish and charming (maybe!) but better built. CIAO!

[@decost1m]

Nice boat, much better than in previous iterations apparently. But I'd still go for the Benetteau Grand Trawler 62 instead 😁

[@MrArchie800]

Another great review thank you! Beautiful and interesting boat!! Interior and exterior social space look excellent and spacious, but I’m mildly surprised by the lack of some basics like not having dynamic steps to the bathing platform and the awkward passerelle. Great to see ‘much needed’ dedicated space for a Seabob!! (but again… at this level who only has one single Seabob? You generally have two, so where does the other one go? (as it doesn’t look like there is much garage/toy space). Meh I’m not in this price range anyway so I’m in no position to criticise this beautiful boat as I’m ultimately aiming for something more ordinary like a (used) Galeon 500 Fly (which BTW still has steps to the bathing platform, a decent passerrelle and a tender garage that can store at least two seabobs (no crew cabin though)).

[@antoncarmoducchi6057]

Wish jack would do the entire range of Magellano.

[@Yachtbuyer]

Me too! - J

[@flyheli]

Just saw the Pardo 60 video... this offers a lot more it seems in comparison.

[@quinjq]

I would add the Prestige X60 to the Sirena 58 vs Navetta 58 vs Magellano 60 dilemma. There are then the slightly less direct competitors and lower volume manufacturers: Grand Trawler 62 (slower), Pardo E60 (closer competitor than at first glance), Sundeck 580, Explorer 62 etc. The exterior of the Magellano 60 looks quite timeless but I worry that the interior (e.g. rattan) will date. I don't love the high bow of the Navetta and I'm not sure the front window layout of the X60 is fully resolved but I'm seeing it next week and it's sometimes different in the flesh. Lack of storage with the X60 is a potential issue for me, boating in colder climes where you need storage for waterproofs and boots. The shortlist for me would be the Magellano and the Sirena. As someone who feels guilty about fuel usage, I would love to hear about fuel burn in future reviews. I'm guessing about 210l/hr at 20knots???

[@Yachtbuyer]

All good points. Re fuel burn, you were very close! 200l/h @ 20 knots. We include a full table of fuel figures in our written reviews, the Magellano’s will be live soon - Jack

[@alisavas9526]

Great review. Nice, stylish boat for sure. I think the price may be the decisive factor. Would you be willing to pay extra $$ for style vs. competitors?

[@fernandocarvalhoborges9139]

Choose between this new Magelanno, the Sirena58 or the Navetta...tough question! Would consider the most economic boat, as in my case I roughly go long distances. Quality wise, not quite sure of which one is the best, but having been on the Sirena and the Navetta, Sirena would be my choice...still have to check the Magelanno and evaluate, but I believe it will be costlier...

[@javiermarques4657]

I think this Magellano 60 and the Aprea Lancia 55 are the best looking boats in the market.

[@clifbradley]

They really do a good job at making a yacht for every style of boating you couod want to do. The price isn't bad and Azimut does a lot of customer appreciation things amd events. You buy into a brand that is similar to Nordhavn in a way. I don't see owners of CdM's getting a group of boats together and boating to the Bahamas for a giant beach party.

[@sultanrashid2394]

Wondering why there isn't an IPS option for an engine, Azimut as a group are slowly shifting to Pods even in their fly and grande series! Why not the trawlers ? Thanks for the excellent review as usual And many thanks for finally testing boats in real weather not fish ponds!

[@ianscott3180]

It would be a good video to compare the Absulute, Magellano and Sirena brands. Even the smallest Horizon FD. I was invited aboard one in Palma a couple of years ago and was very impressed by the quality. I am sure they all beat the quality of my ageing Beneteau First that my wife insists I swap for a power boat before she leaves me. If only I could afford one, either the power boat or the divorce. 😀

[@jamesmp75]

After researching all three… I think this is my winner. I even prefer the 60 boat over the 66… which I head scratch every time mainly over the kitchen… it’s just too small for us.

[@williammiller6663]

Absolute 58 loved it from day one now all I need to do is win the lottery 😁😁😁

[@Ronin0629]

Whats the height from waterline to top of the mast?

[@RebelsInc969]

I dont like going from one area to another, it's better if the camera follows you as WE get a better idea of the space

[@derjaeger3321]

Magellano vs Sirena? Opinions please. PS I Love both.

[@DariusSummers507]

Can someone please tell me the price of this beautiful piece of art

[@SauloMogi]

Do the people at marinas help the owners to tie down their yachts or you gotta do everything by yourself ? Nice video, beautiful boat.

[@Yachtbuyer]

In the Med they often do, yes. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@SauloMogi]

@@Yachtbuyer Thank you.

[@nasosnasos8054]

Price ?

[@eyesofisabelofficial]

Although this is very stylish, I would still opt for the Absolute 58.

[@Ski3HigH]

The shower would make sense if there was a hot tub on the fly bridge

[@TheYourvoice1]

I think I would for the Navetta 58. I think send to be a more spacious boat

[@GonzoMallorca]

here there here

[@adrianrubi5012]

Semi-Displacement?

[@rtbinc2273]

Its a really nice boat and I like the design, but if I wanted a Trawler I'd get one of the American brands. An Outer Reef or Grand Banks to stay in the semi-displacement category. This is a Med Cruiser which is not a bad thing - just not my thing. Of all of these I'd go with the Grand Trawler 62

[@woodize]

Great review, lots of issues with this yacht. We owned an azimut 54 and a 66 fly. Shower on bridge? Why The captain chairs look extremely uncomfortable The day head,why? How about a stacker washer and dryer and walk in closet instead. Master head needs 2 sinks Why do they keep putting couches in the the master? Storage, storage storage. These yachts are occupied 90% of the time by 2 people. Design it that way. Crew? No one has a crew on a 60ft. It should be well designed storage. The aft deck is fantastic

[@torshammer33]

wow

[@BenzinioB]

I really like the Magellano range, they made it super stylish... but I rather push the budget or go for a second hand 66 then this new 60.

[@gavinadams2690]

Just looks like a Beneteau swift

[@MyAlan999]

Strange they won't tell you the price as I'm sure I've seen it listed for £2.2million

[@HopeOfJoe]

From this tour, I don't think the side decks are safe at all!! The bulwarks only come knee high. The easiest height to lose people over the side. Should have rails up to the hips at least as other higher end boats do. Beautiful lines for sure. Love to see the range at 8 knts.

[@markhamnett4997]

Definitely the azimut,I find the other two to busy, great features ,but don’t look as good as this

[@marcbraet1]

Nice review … But, I have a 2023 Princess F55 and prefer the finishing and design of it compared to the Azimut

[@brubrushanghai]

not overly impressed. thanka foe rhr review

[@maryholder3795]

Meaty engines making a barking noise ? A nice looking Lady of the Sea, a good starter boat for this range of Azimut. Good looking boat interior and exterior. Nice.

[@seib6324]

Your specifications disappear in the background

[@jamessudek2125]

Absolute 58 navetta

[@GingerPiston]

£2.1M ex VAT according to one online broker.

[@ronenhazan]

one bad for crew cabin to small at least need 2 team

[@DudeSilad]

Just depresses me watching these videos 😀 I did some digging, looking at 2.5m Euros. Before tax. Ah well, in my next life maybe.

[@sohovulture87]

Sorry, fab trial not trail. See you next time

[@patrickj9214]

730cv, c'est trop

[@TheMikesylv]

I won’t say that it’s not a very nice boat, contemporary design really doesn’t make any sense, like you said different fabrics, textures , materials and colors but it’s all there for the sake of design there’s no reason for any of it, none of it has any purpose. Yacht interiors came about because it’s what works the best they used certain woods cabinets had ventilation so they looked a certain way I think everyone gets my point. The interior of this boat could be some 20 something’s apartment

[@nordics834]

beautiful outside but blew it on the inside, looks already old ..

[@aapompeii]

Those are not "tall" bulwarks. Males (who are heavier above the waist) would easily fall overboard without precautions.

[@garyjrsonny]

340 miles on 950 gallons? No thanks. I expect 1000 miles with that fuel.

[@Yachtbuyer]

That's at a fast cruising speed, it's much more efficient at displacement speed.

[@garyjrsonny]

@@Yachtbuyer maybe you should mention it’s full range.

[@Yachtbuyer]

Our written reviews have much more information of that nature: www.yachtbuyer.com/en/reviews/azimut-magellano-60-2023

[@marcsmilen6565]

It's a shitty configuration. I recommend the Pershing 80

[@wagusk]

I don't have stable financial income with only 300 bucks a month,, why did i watch a yatch???

[@Yachtbuyer]

Why not?! 😊

[@jamessutherland2077]

do you ever stop jabbering?

[@jamessudek2125]

Absolute navetta

[@Ugly_Giant_Bag_of_Mostly_Water]

Crew accomodation on that a small boat is a bit ludicrus

[@pjmorgan]

9:05 more slow motion nonsense. Read the comments @yachtbuyer

[@abdulrahmanalshaya4953]

Great review! Thanks for taking your time showing how beautifully that hull handled swell! Honestly I don’t to seem to get why Azimut, one of the most beautiful yachts, fall well behind other brands in terms of convenience and usability! While they are top notch in looks and finish, they still lack crucial elements such as side access door at the helm! I also can’t believe that they left that much gab between bathing platform and hull. They lack a lot of storage specifically if compared with similar size and displacement yachts such as Absolute’s Navetta. Not mentioning a tender davit on flight bridge which many owners also consider and provided as an option by almost all semi-displacement builders.