VIVA Yacht Charter

VIVA is an Azimut 78 Fly delivered in April 2022, and she represents a genuine engineering shift for the builder rather than a routine update to an existing model. She was the first Azimut flybridge built around triple Volvo Penta IPS propulsion, and her superstructure, flybridge, hardtop, and cockpit are built in carbon fiber rather than the fiberglass used on comparable yachts her size. That construction, which Azimut calls Carbon-Tech, cuts structural weight while opening up interior volume, which is why VIVA feels noticeably larger inside than her 78-foot length suggests.

That extra volume shows up everywhere guests spend time. The flybridge and foredeck sundecks are unusually expansive for this class, and window surfaces both on deck and below run wider than typical, so natural light reaches spaces that are usually enclosed on a yacht this size. Exterior design comes from Alberto Mancini, with interiors by Achille Salvagni, giving VIVA a look and layout that draw more from Azimut's larger superyacht line than from a standard flybridge cruiser.

VIVA cruises Croatia and Montenegro, pairing two of the Adriatic's most in-demand charter regions on a single itinerary. Guests can spend days moving between Croatia's islands and coastal towns before continuing south into Montenegro's fjord-like Bay of Kotor and walled old towns, all without changing yachts or bases. She accommodates up to 10 guests for day charter and sleeps 8 overnight across 4 staterooms, with a crew of 3 looking after every detail.

VIVA cruises Croatia, Montenegro.