The 29.1-metre Azimut Grande motor yacht Indigo has changed central agencies and is now listed for sale with Frank Grzeszczak Jr. and Alan Achar of FGI Yacht Group.
Built in Italy, she features a GRP planing hull and superstructure and has only been used privately in the Bahamas and the Caribbean since her 2017 delivery. According to the brokers, she is "in immaculate condition" and is believed to be the only Azimut Grande 30 Metri currently for sale in the USA.
Indigo is an all-Italian job designed by Stefano Righini with an interior by Salvagni Architetti, featuring a clean, minimal design that allows for a seamless flow between the interiors and exteriors.
The yacht for sale has a spacious, light-filled saloon on the main deck, with large leather sofas and armchairs, contemporary art on the wall and a dedicated dining area.
Indigo can accommodate 10 guests in five cabins, including an owner’s suite, two VIPs with queen-size beds and two twin cabins. The colour palette throughout features predominately cool, neutral tones, with white, silver and the occasional pop of blue.
Out on deck, space has been put to clever use – on the foredeck, there is an observation settee beneath a bimini. On the main deck aft, there is a large dining area, and the sundeck has a retracting roof for optional shade above the bar and dining area, plus a large lounge aft.
Powered by twin MTU 16V 2000 M86 engines, Indigo has a top speed of 26 knots and cruises comfortably at 12 knots. She comes with a 350hp Boston Whaler tender and a good selection of water toys, including a pair of Seabobs, two waveboards, two paddleboards and a double kayak for further exploration.
Lying in La Paz, Mexico, Indigo has an asking price of $6,350,000.