AZIMUT FLY 78

Azimut Yachts' flybridge architecture reaches new heights in this 2024 motor yacht, where the elevated helm station extends nearly the full beam of the 23.64-meter hull. Rather than the traditional compact flybridge found on smaller yachts, this expansive upper deck creates what amounts to a second main living level suspended above the water. The flybridge's generous proportions allow for distinct zones typically impossible at this length: a formal dining area positioned forward of the helm, wet bar service to starboard, and lounge seating that curves around the stern. This elevated arrangement places guests roughly four meters above sea level, transforming perspective and creating unobstructed sightlines that stretch to the horizon in every direction. Below, the main deck saloon opens to a cockpit designed for easy movement between interior and exterior spaces. The yacht's beam carries through consistently, ensuring the interior volumes feel substantial rather than compressed. Forward accommodations take advantage of the hull's full width, while the master suite benefits from the natural light that flows through carefully positioned windows. The 2024 build year brings Azimut's latest systems integration throughout, from the navigation electronics positioned within easy reach of the helm to the air conditioning that maintains comfort across all living spaces. Every mechanical element serves the central concept: a motor yacht where the flybridge doesn't merely add functionality but fundamentally changes how the vessel relates to its surroundings. At anchor or underway, this architectural choice defines the experience. The flybridge becomes the natural gathering point, elevated yet connected, expansive yet intimate enough for conversation. It represents motor yacht design that prioritizes vertical space as thoughtfully as horizontal flow.