Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht AZURE
Crewed Maiora 26 offering refined Bahamas island cruising for six
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About Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht AZURE
AZURE delivers the kind of Bahamas charter where capable crew and thoughtful design work together seamlessly. Built as a Maiora 26, she combines clean-lined performance with the space and comfort that makes three cabins feel generous for six guests. The rhythm of island cruising aboard her is unhurried, the deck time effortless, and the sense of escape complete.
Your experience rests on Captain Matt Novak's assured command, supported by USCG, IYT, and MCA certifications earned over more than a decade at sea. Chef April brings Mediterranean, Italian, Asian, and French influences to the table, each meal tailored to your preferences and dietary needs. Chief Stewardess Ellen holds Yachtmaster Coastal credentials, while Mate Jo combines maritime expertise with first aid training. Together, they orchestrate a charter that feels both relaxed and entirely looked after.
Highlights
- •Experienced four-person crew with advanced maritime certifications and genuine warmth
- •Chef-prepared menus reflecting Mediterranean, Asian, and French culinary traditions
- •Three cabins sleeping six with a king, queen, and twin configuration
- •Nassau departure point with easy access to the Exumas and beyond
The Charter Experience
Days aboard AZURE unfold at their own pace. Mornings anchor in clear shallows where swimming feels effortless. Afternoons offer deck time under endless sky, or quiet pursuits in the saloon. Evenings shift to unhurried dining beneath open air, the kind of atmosphere that invites lingering over conversation. Water activities, tender excursions, and island exploration are woven in naturally, supported by crew who remain attentive without hovering. This is the Bahamas as it should feel: personal, restorative, and genuinely alive.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week from Nassau draws you south through the Exumas, where pale shallows and quiet anchorages set the pace. Days split between glassy mornings for exploration and swimming, unhurried afternoons on deck, and evening anchorages where the crew's table becomes the focal point. The rhythm shifts only when you choose it to, creating the kind of week that feels both full and entirely without rush.
Specifications
29.0 m
6
3
6
Monohull
1991
14 kn
4