Absolute 52 FLY Yacht Gen 2, 2017 - 2022

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The 52 FLY is a flybridge boat from Italian builder Absolute. Constructed from GRP, the 52 FLY has a planing hull design and a top speed of 33 knots.

The Absolute 52 FLY has three cabins and can accommodate up to six guests. If you are thinking of a new Absolute 52 FLY for sale, we can confirm it is ideal for cruising and more.

52 FLY Features

Excellent three-cabin design
Bright salon with galley aft
IPS, 30-knot performance
Superb decks include forward lounge

52' 3"

Guests

6 Max
Cabins

3 Max
Crew

1 Max

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The styling falls into line with the new 58 and features colossal glazed panels either side of the saloon with only tiny flecks of GRP detailing to break the panorama. Motor Boat & Yachting

The sizes of the different areas are much larger than average ones and you can perceive that immediately, especially on the flybridge. The International Yachting Media Digest

The Absolute 52 has a flowing layout with abundant seating and zones that function as executive entertaining areas, whether swinging on the hook, in the berth or cruising the Harbour. Boatsales.com.au David Lockwood - May 2015

From The Manufacturer

Harmonious lines form the aspect of the Absolute 52 Fly. The Italian design creates surprising volumes and functionalities for a yacht of such size.

A huge and luxurious terrace overlooks the sea, where design, functionality and beauty merge to create the essence of the perfection.

Wide windows void the boundaries between the elements and light up an unmistakably Italian-marked furniture. Quality and valuable finishes emphasize how functionality and elegance can coexist.

The master cabin finds its key place at full beam. Harmonious color combinations highlight the finishing and materials’ quality. Wide windows offer the opportunity to see truly beautiful scenarios.

Comfort, privacy and discretion complete the absolute experience of the master cabin: wide and practical spaces dedicated to the relaxing moments in a first-class setting.