62 ft of Italian engineering on the Caribbean Sea. Three private cabins, two bathrooms, open deck, and 32 knots of range — this is the yacht for guests who don’t compromise.







The Azimut 62s is the sport variant of Azimut's 62-ft platform — same Italian hull, sharper lines, and a performance-tuned twin-engine setup that gets you to the Rosario Islands in under 25 minutes.
Below deck, three private cabins — master forward, VIP mid-ship, and a twin — sleep up to six guests overnight or comfortably host twelve for a day charter. The main salon opens through wide sliding doors to the aft cockpit, creating one continuous indoor-outdoor social space.
The Venecia is maintained under Nauty 360’s inspection protocol: full service every 200 engine hours, SEMAR safety certification current, and a dedicated captain with 12+ years navigating the Colombian Caribbean.
It’s one of several vessels in Nauty 360’s Cartagena luxury yacht fleet, alongside larger and smaller options for different group sizes.
Every charter on the Venecia includes the following — no add-on fees, no surprises at the dock.
Food, beverages, and catering available as add-ons. Snorkel gear: available to rent — ask us on WhatsApp. Guests are also welcome to bring their own provisions aboard.
The Full Day charter runs 8 hours, 9 AM to 5 PM. Half-day rates available for the after-6 PM Cartagena Bay route. Overnight charters subject to crew accommodation.
Up to 18 guests · All-inclusive
Three private cabins, a full kitchen, and a Cartagena sunset. No shared boat, no strangers, no fixed schedule.
Up to 18 guests, full sound system, open cockpit. Rosario Islands in the morning, cocktails on the way back.
A 62 ft Azimut on the Caribbean says more than any conference room. Catering available on request.
At 18 guests with private cabins below and open sun decks above, the Venecia handles a full family day without feeling cramped.
Your captain knows these waters. Here are the three routes that work best with the Azimut 62s.
Depart at 9 AM (marina confirmed on WhatsApp). Anchor at Isla Grande, snorkel the reef, lunch on board — bring your own, or add catering (ask us on WhatsApp). Back by 5 PM.
Departs from 6 PM, minimum 3 hours, bay only. Cruise the bay on the cockpit: bring your own champagne, or add catering (ask us on WhatsApp). Price on WhatsApp.
Head south to the Barú Peninsula — one of the whitest beaches in the Caribbean, accessible only by boat. Land directly on the sand, skip the pier crowds.
The Azimut 62s Venecia is a 62-foot Italian motor yacht available for private charter through Nauty 360 in Cartagena, Colombia. Departures are at 9 AM. Depending on the boat, departures are from different marinas in Cartagena. We confirm your exact meeting point on WhatsApp.
Up to 18 guests for day charters. For overnight stays, the Venecia sleeps up to 6 guests across three cabins (master, VIP, and twin). Colombian maritime regulations apply to all passenger counts.
The full-day rate includes the licensed captain, full fuel for the itinerary, safety equipment, ice and cooler, and WhatsApp pre-trip coordination. Food, beverages, and catering are not included but can be arranged or brought aboard by guests.
Yes — at 32 knots, it gets there in about 22 minutes from Bocagrande, faster than most vessels in the bay. The Rosario Islands are the most popular day-trip destination for Venecia charters.
Yes. The Venecia has three private cabins and two heads, making multi-day charters possible. Overnight rates are available on request — contact us via WhatsApp for pricing and itinerary options.
Message us on WhatsApp at +1 (954) 890-0266 with your preferred date and number of guests. A 50% deposit (100% if departure is 3 days away or less) is required to hold the date; the balance is paid 2 to 3 days before departure; we send you a payment link.
62 ft, 18 guests, the Caribbean at 32 knots. Availability is live: book online and your booking is confirmed on the spot.
50% deposit to hold. Balance paid 2 to 3 days before departure (we send you a payment link). We don't cancel for light rain. A charter is only cancelled when the maritime authority raises a red flag for bad weather — then you choose: a 100% refund or a new date.