Azimut is set to present five yachts at Palma - two from the Azimut Seadeck Series, two from the Azimut Grande Series, and one from the Azimut Fly series, - each exhibiting a different facet of their forward-looking approach to yachting.
The Seadeck 6: A Fresh Approach to Sustainable Family Yachting
The Azimut Seadeck 6 marks Azimut's entry-level model in its pioneering hybrid range. Designed for families seeking a lower-emissions experience, this 17.5-metre yacht offers a cruising lifestyle that reduces CO2 emissions by up to 40% annually.
With a triple Volvo Penta IPS pod drive setup, the Seadeck 6 is capable of 33 knots while maintaining excellent efficiency at lower speeds.
The interior, curated by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez, uses natural and recycled materials to promote a closer bond with the environment. With three guest cabins and an optional crew space, the Seadeck model proves that responsible cruising does not have to come at the expense of comfort or style.
A major feature is the "Fun Island" - an open aft lounge area created by folding down side balconies, offering a seamless connection with the sea.
The Seadeck 7: A Natural Evolution of Azimut’s Green Vision
Building on the same sustainable philosophy, the Azimut Seadeck 7 extends the Seadeck vision into a larger, 21.7-metre sportsbridge format. Powered by twin Volvo Penta IPS1200 drives, the Seadeck 7 reaches speeds over 30 knots with an eco-minded approach.
The Seadeck 7 also features the Fun Island aft terrace but introduces a sportsbridge with a secondary helm and lounging area.
Inside, four guest cabins provide flexible accommodation for up to eight guests. The design focuses on fluidity between interior and exterior spaces, creating an easy, natural flow between the yacht and the sea.
The Grande Trideck: Expanding Space and Style at Sea
At 38m, the Azimut Grande Trideck was the largest yacht Azimut had built at the time and their first true trideck model. What sets it apart is a 'three decks plus one' layout that adds a raised Sea View Terrace aft, creating four distinct outdoor levels.
This cleverly reimagined structure results in expansive living areas both inside and out, including a spectacular 30-square-metre beach club.
The Grande offers a flexible accommodation layout of five or six guest cabins, all ensuite, with a luxurious Owner's suite on the main deck.
Interiors by Achille Salvagni prioritise fluid, multi-functional spaces that integrates excellently into the exterior environments. Constructed from GRP with carbon fibre superstructure elements, the yacht combines robust performance - up to 25 knots - with efficient cruising capabilities.
The Grande 36M: A Modern Tri-Deck
The Azimut Grande 36M, measuring just over 35 metres, presents a sophisticated take on the tri-deck yacht. Its standout feature is a semi-walkaround upper deck with fully retractable side windows, allowing uninterrupted flow between the indoor skylounge and aft terrace.
A glass-sided whirlpool tub forward adds to the sense of open, connected living.
With accommodation for up to ten guests across five cabins, the Grande 36M balances private retreats with inviting communal areas. The fast displacement hull ensures a top speed of 24 knots, while still offering impressive fuel efficiency. As with its larger sibling, the interiors, crafted by Salvagni Architetti, emphasise a contemporary, barrierless connection with the surrounding environment.
The Fly 53: A Compact Classic with Contemporary Flair
Completing the lineup is the Azimut Fly 53, a 16.78-metre flybridge yacht that encapsulates Azimut's blend of style, comfort, and performance. Designed by Alberto Mancini, the Fly 53 pairs sleek, forward-leaning lines with practical features such as an aft galley that seamlessly links to the cockpit and saloon.
Inside the Fly model, three guest cabins offer accommodation for up to six guests, with a crew cabin also available. The flybridge itself is cleverly protected with a darkened perimeter screen, preserving panoramic views while offering shelter. Powered by twin Volvo Penta D11-IPS950 engines, the Fly 53 reaches a top speed of 31 knots, making it a lively and capable cruiser.
Azimut's display can be found at stand M43 in Moll Vell throughout the duration of the PIBS 2025.
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