Azimut Contemp 90'
90-foot Italian motor yacht
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This 90-foot Azimut Contemp is a motor yacht scaled for the Fort Lauderdale market, where captains and clients prize the four-cabin, twelve-guest layout for Las Olas repositioning and extended Intracoastal operations without the crew overhead of a larger platform. Italian engineering and contemporary construction deliver smooth passages to Lighthouse Point and the Hillsboro Mile, and the yacht's dual-helm setup and efficient power plant let you take the bridge yourself or trust the two-person crew depending on the run. From Bahia Mar and Pier Sixty-Six, you can launch Wednesday evening through the Port Everglades inlet and anchor off Bimini by sunset, with enough saloon and deck space to entertain twelve through Friday morning without feeling cramped. The Contemp 90 appears regularly at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show and appeals to experienced operators who want performance and style on the A1A corridor without a mega-yacht's complexity. Contact Limitless Yachts to book.
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Can I rent a yacht in Fort Lauderdale for just a few hours?
Yes, we offer flexible charter durations starting at 4 hours, which is the ideal minimum to experience the Fort Lauderdale coastline and waterways.
Source: Yacht Charter FAQWhat is included in a LIMITLESS YACHTS yacht charter?
Your charter includes the vessel, a USCG-licensed captain, and professional crew. Fuel for local cruising, ice, and water are also standard. Custom add-ons like jet skis or catering are available upon request.
Source: Yacht Charter FAQHow much does it cost to charter a yacht in Fort Lauderdale?
A standard 4-hour private yacht charter in Fort Lauderdale typically ranges from $1,500 to $5,000+, depending on the vessel size, amenities, and seasonal demand. Contact us for a precise quote based on your needs.
Source: Yacht Charter FAQFort Lauderdale Local Guide
Pick up at Bahia Mar or Pier Sixty-Six offers straightforward access to both the Intracoastal and the open Atlantic, with crew provisioning handled through the Federal Highway corridor. The 90-foot length maneuvers comfortably between the A1A swing bridges and into the deeper anchorages near Lighthouse Point and the Hillsboro Mile estates.
Fort Lauderdale's charter season runs strongest October through April, and moorings at Port Everglades or the central Intracoastal fill during the International Boat Show week. Most routes head north along the beach to sample the Deerfield and Pompano inlets, or push south toward Dade County waters with the crew handling all Coast Guard compliance and docking logistics. Evening returns work best before sunset to avoid the rush of commercial traffic on the Intracoastal.