Azimut 55 Yacht Gen 3, 2018 - 2022

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The 55 is a flybridge boat from Italian builder Azimut. The 55 is an award winning yacht built from GRP, the planing hull design will reach a top speed of 30 knots.

The Azimut 55 has three cabins and can accommodate up to six guests. For those thinking of a new Azimut 55 for sale, it is designed for cruising and weekending.

55 Features

Three-cabin flybridge
Great flybridge
Shaftdrive power, 30knots
Owner-operation

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55' 5" (inc. pulpit)

Guests

6 Max
Cabins

3 Max
Crew

1 Max

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the interior is bursting with flair, and Azimut’s idea to fit classy fixed furniture to the aft end of the flybridge is a brilliant touch in an area that is so often forgotten about. Motor Boat & Yachting

The Azimut 55 is the latest example of the builder’s ability to use nuanced design decisions to great effect. Yachting Patrick Sciacca - Dec 2018

There is a lot to admire, as a place to live, the 55 is outstanding. Motor Boat & Yachting Jack Haines - Mar 2019

Two great naval architects and designers, abundance of space, state-of-the-art technology and charisma make the Azimut 55 fly stand out from all the rest. And create that 'wow' factor. Nautika

The flybridge extends a long way aft, supported by a pair of uprights in the cockpit, meaning a good mix of fixed seating and sunbathing space away from the optional hardtop. Motor Boat & Yachting

The reason I really like this design has nothing to do with style and everything to do with safety; there are no edges or corners to bump into when underway. Safe and stylish, that's a winning combination in my book. Power and Motor Yacht Daniel Harding Jr. - Oct 2018

The salon furniture's low-profile design combines with nearly 360 degrees of glass to ensure that everyone has a great view underway. Yachting Patrick Sciacca - Dec 2018

From The Manufacturer

An oasis of well-being

Curves versus disjointed lines, softness versus aggression. Not only do opposites attract, but every now and then, in the right hands, they can also come together to create an extraordinary level of harmony. The Azimut 55 is the epitome of such a union. Arising from the desire to take a sporting style exterior with strong sleek lines and combine it with a calm, cocooning interior, the result is a perfect fusion of dynamism and serenity.

The Main Deck features a big sun lounging area in the bow. Designed to act as an oasis of comfort, it draws its inspiration from the idea of a cocoon, in which the oversize cushion set, defined by soft, circular shapes, creates a sense of all-embracing well-being. The adjustable backrest, split into three sections, is tall enough to use as both a sunlounger and a chaiselongue. The area of shade provided by a remarkably large and deep bimini top can also be extended further forward, for relaxation while totally sheltered from the sun’s glare.

The galley is situated in the entrance area, which is the optimum layout for yachts this size, as well as being an extremely practical choice, because both the dining areas can be served from it. The elegant central area on the Main Deck, which is slightly raised above the entrance area, consists of a small lounge with a central low table and two facing sofas that have a magnificent sea view.

The Lower Deck features three double cabins. The VIP cabin in the bow has a double bed, of course, while the spacious full-beam owner’s cabin, which is flooded with light through two large rectangular windows, is located in the centre of the boat. Between the two is the third cabin, which is fitted with twin beds.

The cockpit is the true heart of the boat. Protected from sun and wind, it serves almost as a saloon, seamlessly flowing between interior and exterior areas.

The big sun lounging area in the bow is designed to act as an oasis of comfort and it draws its inspiration from the idea of a cocoon: an oversize cushion set, defined by soft, circular shapes.

The sharp lines which characterise the craft’s contours enable the fly to extend back to the extremity of the stern, maintaining a perfectly balanced silhouette

Hidden lighting creates a warm, enticing atmosphere, no matter what the time of day.