This Magellano 30M (hull #15) was delivered to its Auckland based owner in 2023 and is now for sale with the owner awaiting delivery of a new larger Azimut which is due later in 2024. At 29.6m in length, her top speed is 24.0 knots and her cruising speed is 20.0 knots. Power comes from two 1900hp MAN diesel engines. She can accommodate up to 8 guests in 4 staterooms, Add to that there is a generous owners cabin on the main deck forward. There is crew accomodation for five.
The key features are the vertical bow, the imposing hull sides and the protected walkways running alongside extensive glazed surfaces - over 70 square metres - through which light pours into every interior setting. The signature feature of the range is represented by the elegant lateral teak louvres. This is the style of designer Ken Freivokh, undoubtedly the designer of our times working most effectively and elegantly on both sailing and motor yachts. For the first time on a yacht this size, the main deck offers a 270-degree view of the sea: a moment of unexpected beauty but also a work of engineering art by the Yard’s Technical Office, which designed a low-profile ventilation system to ensure uninterrupted views, backed up by the work of Vincenzo De Cotiis.
The single helm station is located on the upper deck, leaving space on the main deck for the generous lounge flooded with natural light, plus the full-beam owner’s suite with floor-to-ceiling windows. Forward on the main deck, mirror-clad cupboards and cipollino marble-framed portholes make the entrance to the airy owner’s suite one of the most striking corners of the yacht, where full-height windows and a hanging vanity top provide a privileged and private view of the sea. A stairway leads up to the sky lounge and out through doors onto the stern terrace, which has three areas: a sheltered dining zone with a relaxation corner, an American bar with sea view, and the sun pad.
