Fresh boat news: Azure waves with Azimut 62 Fly
Redefining Al Fresco Entertaining: Azimut 62 Fly Showcases Innovative Outdoor Design
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Step aside, boat paradises, there's a new vessel rustling feathers at the Cannes Boat Show: the 2025 Azimut 62 Fly. Joining the two-time-show-premiere Seadeck 7 and the show-premiering Seadeck 6, this Italian-crafted yacht is poised to set some waves amidst the big leaguers of the industry.
Let's dive in
The 62 Fly is no tiny fish in the sea, measuring 63ft 8in in length with a 16ft 8in beam, a noticeable leap from its predecessor, the 60-foot Azimut. Despite its size, it weighs less than its elder sibling, thanks to extensive use of lightweight carbon fiber in the superstructure and bridge deck.
Feeling the yacht's vibe
Exuding Italian style and performance, the yacht embraces an innovative design that includes an aft cockpit beach-like haven, aptly named the "Beach Cockpit." This ingenious space boasts an electrically powered seat base that drops down into the deck, accompanied by a backrest that swivels, transforming a forward-facing dinette sofa into a low-level aft sunbed. With a clear view of the sea from both the saloon and cockpit, it offers a luxurious sunbathing experience without the complicated and costly fold-down terraces.
Luxury spaces galore
Beyond the cockpit, the yacht is adorned with inviting outdoor spaces. The flybridge welcomes with a cosy lounge area that overlooks the stern, while a more capable dining and helm station awaits under the shelter of a hardtop. Additionally, the foredeck boasts a spacious lounge with face-to-face seating, offering a sociable atmosphere for onboard guests.
Adapting to your vibe
The interior, designed by Fabio Fantolino, promises a fresh, clean design with minimal clutter. The yacht is envisioned with a bright and user-friendly salon and galley, featuring large windows, light oak veneers, neutral-toned fabrics, and curved edges for smoother navigation around the main deck.
Life below deck
Though renderings of the lower deck haven't been released, we know the yacht will accommodate three ensuite guest cabins and a crew cabin. Expect a full-beam master suite amidships, a VIP forward, and a twin cabin between them, with a small crew space aft.
Faster and friendlier
With dual VOLVO IPS 1350 engines delivering a staggering 2000 HP, the Azimut 62 Fly is a swift swimmer, capable of reaching speeds of up to 32 knots. Compared to its predecessor, the Azimut 60, the 62 Fly boasts improved performance due to its new engines and carbon fiber technology.
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- Azimut Yachts unveils the 2025 Azimut 62 Fly superyacht
- Azimut 62 Fly to debut at the 2023 Cannes Yachting Festival
- The new 2025 Azimut 62 Fly is a luxurious yacht that boasts smart-home devices and gadgets, integrating technology into its lifestyle.
- The yacht's flybridge features a comfortable lounge area, transforming it into an ideal spot for outdoor living and enjoying the charming home-and-garden scenery.
- In addition to the flybridge, the yacht offers a spacious cabin with a design inspired by sports and speed, reflecting the Azimut 62 Fly's dynamic nature.
- To fully appreciate the beauty of the yacht, one can head to the deck and relax on the sunbed in the aft cockpit beach-like haven, offering a panoramic view of the sea.
- The 62 Fly's interior, designed by Fabio Fantolino, is a testament to minimalist design, combining elegant accessories and modern features that embody the spirit of luxury travel.
- The Azimut 62 Fly is not just a vessel for the sea but also a smart-home in motion, geared towards enhancing the lifestyle of its passengers with cutting-edge technology incorporated into its design.
- With its sleek design, powerful engines, and innovative features, the Azure Azimut 62 Fly is poised to redefine the concept of luxury yachting and set new standards in the industry.
