30m Azimut Magellano 30M Aria Reduced by €500,000 to €7.95 Million
By Stephen Yardley · Edited by Stephen Yardley
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The 29.63-metre Azimut Magellano 30M Aria has received a €500,000 price reduction and is now asking €7.95 million with IYC.
The 29.63-metre Azimut Magellano 30M Aria has received a €500,000 price reduction, bringing her asking price to €7.95 million. The 2024-built yacht is listed with Richard Gray of IYC and represents one of the newer examples of Azimut’s long-range Magellano line on the brokerage market.
Aria combines a GRP semi-displacement hull and superstructure with exterior design by Ken Freivokh and interiors by Vincenzo De Cotiis. Naval architecture was developed by Azimut together with P.L.A.N.A.
The yacht’s interior uses a restrained palette of light upholstery, warm timber and darker contrasting details, with large areas of glazing bringing natural light into the main living spaces. The layout is intended to support extended cruising rather than purely day-boat use.
Outdoor spaces are distributed across the aft deck, upper areas and foredeck, giving guests several separate places to dine, relax or move closer to the water. The semi-displacement platform also reflects the Magellano range’s emphasis on efficient cruising over a wider speed envelope.
A reduction on a yacht delivered only in 2024 gives buyers a different proposition from older refitted alternatives in the same size range. Condition, remaining warranties, machinery hours and the cost of immediate upgrades can all influence how the revised asking price compares with a new-build order.
At €7.95 million, Aria now provides a clearer benchmark for buyers evaluating recent 30-metre Italian yachts with a long-range cruising brief. The change also reflects active price adjustment in a brokerage market where sellers are competing for attention ahead of the final quarter of 2026.
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