68ft Azimut | Le Grand Bleu

LE GRAND BLEU is a 68ft Azimut Flybridge built for guests who want the full Miami yachting experience — Italian design, a wide-open flybridge and enough space to spend the whole day on the water in comfort.

Built in 2016 and maintained to charter standard, she pairs the refined Azimut interior with the relaxed, sun-first layout that makes a flybridge yacht the easiest boat on the bay to spend eight hours aboard.

Departing from Bill Bird Marina in Haulover, LE GRAND BLEU puts the sandbars, Haulover Cut and Biscayne Bay within easy reach. Birthdays, family days, bachelorette parties or a relaxed cruise with friends — she handles all of them without ever feeling crowded.

A Flybridge Made for the Miami Sun

The upper deck is the heart of this yacht. A full flybridge with helm station, shaded seating, an al fresco dining area and sun loungers gives your group a private rooftop lounge with 360-degree views of the skyline and the water.

Down below, the aft deck flows straight into a bright salon with wraparound windows and air conditioning, and the bow sunpads offer a quieter spot away from the main gathering areas. Four staterooms and three heads mean guests always have somewhere to change and freshen up.

Water Toys & Time in the Water

When it's time to anchor, the large floating mat goes in and the swim platform becomes the center of the day. A dinghy is on board for tenders and exploring, and a water slide can be added upon request.

Your captain and stewardess handle everything from anchoring at the sandbar to keeping the cooler stocked with ice, water, sodas and towels, so your only job is deciding where to stop next.

Built for Performance

Twin Caterpillar diesels producing 1,150 hp each give LE GRAND BLEU a comfortable 28-knot cruise, and the hull stays composed running out through Haulover Cut into open water. What that speed really buys you is time: the sandbar, Biscayne Bay and the Star Island run are all short hops instead of long transits, so more of your charter is spent anchored, swimming and eating rather than getting somewhere.