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Azteca mega yacht from CRN is a $83 million luxurious delight

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Mega Yachts come and go, and with each one comes a promise of added luxury modules. Keeping with the tradition is the launch of the new megayacht Azteca from CRN, a luxury brand from the Ferretti Group. Measure to 72 meters, this stunning yacht is the largest yet to come out of CRN’s stable and the longest from Italy this year.

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The exteriors spot a slender hull and accented lines to give the yacht a sporty look. The yacht can house 12 guests and features a Jacuzzi, helipad and sun pads while you can find a full-fledged beach club on the lower deck. The yacht is priced at € 60 Million ($82.68 million)
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