Azimut 70 Flybridge

Azimut Fly 70 combines a sporty character, well-thought-out spatial architecture and refined elegance, embodying the modern philosophy of comfortable cruising.

The exterior was designed by Alberto Mancini, who created smooth, clean and dynamic lines. The interiors are by Fabio Fantolino, whose signature eclecticism blends modern design culture with a deep attention to materials, light and unexpected details.

The key design feature is the aft cockpit, transformed into a shaded terrace over the sea, with a dining table for eight people. In the Terrace Cockpit version, a transparent transom provides a panoramic view. In the Beach Cockpit version, all barriers between the cockpit and the water disappear thanks to a mechanism that opens the transom section and simultaneously lowers the sofa, turning it into a sunbed level with the water.

Accommodation is designed for eight guests across four double cabins. The master cabin amidships features a diagonal layout. The main salon separates the social and dining areas while maintaining visual continuity. The galley is partially concealed behind a sculptural partition made of wood and metal, which preserves the sense of open space while adding the necessary privacy.

The flybridge is divided into three zones: a forward sun deck next to the helm station, a central seating area with a wet bar and an open aft terrace left free for flexible furnishing. A hardtop provides protection from the sun.

The yacht is built with extensive use of carbon fiber and equipped with two Volvo IPS 1350 engines, delivering a top speed of 31 knots. For the first time, Azimut Silent Technology system has been applied. It reduces particulate emissions by 95 % and lowers noise levels by more than 5 dB.