
Azimut 58 Fly
Elegant interiors, comfortable cabins and a spacious sundeck, plus paddleboards, fishing rods and a floating mat.

Sport yacht · 58 ft
Sporty Italian lines, open areas to sunbathe and socialize, and ceviche among the snacks: a stylish private yacht for up to fifteen guests.
Overview
The Rio 58 suits groups who like their yacht to look the part. Its listing highlights a sporty design and spacious lounging and sunbathing areas, so the emphasis is on time outside together: stretching out in the sun, talking over drinks and slipping into the water for a swim. It works well for birthdays, bachelorette groups, romantic days out and family gatherings where the main event is simply being out on the bay.
Food and drink follow the fleet's drinks-and-snacks format with a welcome difference. Alongside ice, bottled water and 48 beers or sodas, the listed snacks include ceviche as well as fruit and guacamole, which makes the spread feel closer to a light meal. The listing states that guests may bring their own food and drinks, and catering is available at an additional cost, so it is easy to turn the day into a long lunch at anchor if you want one. Mention any dietary needs when you inquire and we will confirm the menu in writing.
The equipment list is focused: snorkeling gear and life jackets, with no paddleboards or kayaks listed. For a group that mostly wants sun, a swim and good snacks, that simple setup keeps the day relaxed. If water toys are a priority, compare the Azimut 58 Fly or the VTech 65, or ask whether anything can be added. The listed maximum is fifteen guests; the standard arrangement is based on a smaller group, and additional guests up to fifteen are added by arrangement when you book. The yacht departs from Puerto Vallarta, and towels are not included, so bring your own.
On board
The items below are taken from the vessel's current listing. Your confirmation will restate them for your booking.
Food & drinks. The Rio 58's listing includes 48 drinks (beer or soda); snacks: fruit, guacamole and ceviche. The listing states that guests may bring their own food and drinks. Catering can be arranged at an additional cost. Quantities, menus and any upgrades are confirmed in writing before your charter.
The base arrangement covers a smaller group; additional guests up to the maximum of 15 are accommodated by arrangement.
Availability is confirmed for your specific date; listing a yacht here does not mean it is free on every day.
Your day
From Puerto Vallarta, a Rio 58 day works well as a mix of cruising and time at anchor. Conditions permitting, you might head down the south shore past Los Arcos for a snorkel, then settle off a beach such as Las Ánimas or Quimixto for swimming and lunch before cruising back along the coast.
Where you go depends on the hours you book, the sea and the captain's judgment on the day. If you have a particular beach, a sunset return or a long lunch in mind, tell us when you inquire and we will suggest a realistic plan for your charter length.
Routes depend on charter length, departure point, weather, sea conditions and applicable regulations. Your captain makes the final call on safety.
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Private charter request
Tell us your date, group size and what you have in mind. We confirm availability with the vessel and reply with the details in writing.
Questions & answers
Straight answers to the questions guests ask most. Anything not covered here is confirmed in writing when you inquire.
The listed maximum is 15 guests. The standard arrangement is based on a smaller group, and additional guests up to 15 are added by arrangement when you book.
The listing includes ice and bottled water, 48 drinks (beer or soda) and snacks of fruit, guacamole and ceviche. No open bar or separate lunch is listed.
Yes. The listing states that guests may bring their own food and drinks, which makes it easy to add a cake, wine or a picnic lunch.
Yes, at an additional cost. Catering is a good way to add a fuller lunch to the included snacks; we confirm the menu and details in writing.
No paddleboards or kayaks are listed; the included equipment is snorkeling gear and life jackets. If toys matter, compare the Azimut 58 Fly or ask whether anything can be added.
The listing describes a sporty design with spacious areas for lounging and sunbathing. It does not detail cabins or air conditioning, so ask and we will share the layout with your quote.
Yes. Bachelorette groups are among the occasions its listing mentions, and the open sunbathing areas suit a sociable group. Decorations or extras beyond the listed inclusions are confirmed in writing.
Yes. Every charter is private, so the yacht and crew are reserved for your party whatever its size. Tell us the occasion and we will help plan the timing, such as a late-afternoon return.
The Rio 58 is listed for 15 guests with snacks that include ceviche. The Marquis 50 is listed for 12 guests and adds a ceviche lunch to its snacks. Both include 48 drinks and are sporty in style.
It departs from Puerto Vallarta, where a marina or port fee may apply. Other departure points can be requested, and we confirm whether they are possible.
No. Towels are not listed, so bring your own. Ground transportation and crew gratuity are also separate.
Send your date, hours and headcount through the inquiry form. We confirm availability directly with the vessel and reply in writing; a listing here does not mean the yacht is free on every date.