Azimut Fly 53 Review (2022 Edition) by Aquaholic

Interior

The yacht has a galley-aft layout, which is particularly suited to owner-operated boats. There is a fridge freezer, Miele induction hob, sink, storage, and a dishwasher, with very smart use of every possible space for storage. He then moves to the main deck, praising the adjustable table, the tasteful lighting, and the lower helm fitted with multi-function displays. The boat is fitted with an IPS (Integrated Propulsion System), allowing for easy maneuverability.

Descending to the lower deck, there is a VIP guest cabin with a roomy design, TV, and en-suite facilities. The en-suite has the dual purpose of serving as a day head accessible from the passageway. He then moves to the third cabin, emphasizing the generous size and the large hull windows. The owner's cabin is impressive and features a large wardrobe, sound bar, TV, and an en-suite with a rainfall shower.

At the stern, there is a hi-lo platform and a massive storage area that spans across the boat, which he suggests could be optionally fitted as a crew cabin. In the cockpit area there is seating, table, wet bar, ice maker, and the Fusion hi-fi system. At the foredeck, there is a seating area, sunbeds, and the anchor chain locker. The flybridge has a hi-fi system, adjustable table, wet bar, and the upper helm position.

The engine space is very roomy and has good accessibility to the twin 725 horsepower Volvo Penta IPS-950 engines. These give a top speed of 30+ knots and a range of 250 nm at cruising speeds.

Throughout the video, Nick appreciates the boat's contemporary design and smart use of space, the generous accommodation, and the boat's potential for extended getaways.