You can own this boat and spend all your weekends in a quiet bay down the islands, Trinidad.
IN THE CABIN
MAIN CABIN HELM
MAIN CABIN HELM
MAIN CABIN HELM
The helm features a sleek, leather-wrapped steering wheel, complementing the high-quality wood and polished surfaces that define the station's elegant aesthetic. The dashboard is equipped with a full suite of navigation and control instruments, including multi-function displays, GPS, radar, autopilot controls, and engine monitoring systems, all laid out ergonomically for easy access and operation.
MAIN CABIN
MAIN CABIN HELM
MAIN CABIN HELM
The layout is open and airy, with large windows on both sides that flood the space with natural light, offering panoramic views of the sea. These windows are tinted, providing privacy while still allowing ample light to create a bright and welcoming environment.
THE GALLEY
MAIN CABIN HELM
GUEST CABIN
The main cabin also features a well-equipped galley located aft, complete with a stove, microwave, refrigerator, and ample storage space. The galley is designed with both form and function in mind, allowing for easy meal preparation while maintaining the elegant aesthetic of the cabin.
GUEST CABIN
TWO BATHROOMS
GUEST CABIN
The guest cabin on the Azimut 46 is located amidships and is designed to offer comfort and style for your guests. It features twin beds that can be easily converted into a double, making it versatile for different guest arrangements.
OWNERS CABIN
TWO BATHROOMS
TWO BATHROOMS
The owner’s cabin on the 2002 Azimut 46 is a luxurious retreat located forward in the bow, offering a spacious and private sanctuary. The centerpiece of the cabin is a large, centrally positioned island queen bed, framed by elegant wood paneling and accented with soft, ambient lighting.
TWO BATHROOMS
TWO BATHROOMS
TWO BATHROOMS
The head on the 2002 Azimut 46 is a well-appointed, elegantly designed space that combines functionality with luxury. There are typically two heads on this yacht—one en-suite to the owner’s cabin and another accessible to guests. Both are finished with high-quality materials and attention to detail.
RECENT UPDATES
RECENT UPDATES
RECENT UPDATES
Spectrum was recently outhauled at Peake's to replace the anti-foul bottom paint and rejuvenate the hull by micro-sanding and polishing. She looks brand new once again.
storage and other expenses
Recurring Costs
This is the average monthly cost of owning this vessel.
Berthing Fees at Crews Inn Marine in this slip 9A
TT$4585 per month
Electricity
TT$150.00 per month
Under Hull Cleaning
Diver cleans the bottom of the vessel every 2 weeks - TT$500.00 per month
External Cleaning
We presently clean the outside of the boat once per week - TT$1000 per month
Vessel Insurance- Annual
Total Loss insurance coverage- TT$8500 per year
owner's history
Additional Information
Ian and Caroline have proudly owned their 2002 Azimut 46 since 2007.
As avid boating enthusiasts, they have actively used the vessel every weekend for the last 17 years for private leisure. They have also offered intimate dinner cruises for couples on weekdays.
Their dedication to maintaining the yacht is evident, with meticulous care and regular upkeep ensuring everything remains in perfect working order.
They are selling the yacht due to their plans to migrate. Over the years, they’ve made significant upgrades, including completely overhauling the Caterpillar engines and recently installing new anchor chain, re-tinting all windows and doors, and overhauling the bow thruster and air-conditioning systems.
The engines and generator are routinely serviced, and they’ve even installed a water maker to facilitate trips to Tobago and the Grenadines. This yacht is not just well-loved but also well-maintained, ready for its next chapter.