Azimut is one of the world’s best-known motor yacht builders and divides its program into clearly distinguishable series — from sporty day cruisers to the spaceship class beyond 25 meters.
This overview explains the series, their character and which owner profile each suits — as guidance before you compare specific models.
The Azimut Philosophy
Azimut stands for Italian design, large window surfaces and plenty of usable space with good seakeeping. The series differ less in quality than in character: sporty, family-friendly, voluminous or optimized for range.
Flybridge — the Owner’s Workhorse
The Flybridge series (53 to 82 feet, 16.17–25.30 m) is the classic: second helm station and lounge area above, full cabins below. Ideal for owner families seeking comfort, outdoor space and everyday practicality in the Mediterranean.
Models in this series: Azimut Fly 53 (16.17 m) · Azimut Fly 62 (19.14 m) · Azimut Fly 68 (21.00 m) · Azimut Fly 72 (22.69 m) · Azimut Fly 78 (24.06 m) · Azimut Fly 82 (25.30 m)
S-Collection — Sporty
The S models are the sporty coupés: flatter, faster, with hardtop instead of flybridge. For owners who prioritize driving dynamics and a clean profile over maximum overnight volume.
Models in this series: Azimut S7 (21.90 m) · Azimut S8 (24.48 m)
Grande — the Spaceship Class
The Grande series begins where others end: from 26.4 meters, with crew area, generous decks and the transition to small superyacht. For owners with crew and demands for volume and range.
Models in this series: Azimut Grande 26M (26.36 m) · Azimut Grande 30M (28.69 m) · Azimut Grande 36M EVO (35.29 m) · Azimut Grande Trideck (38.43 m) · Azimut Grande 44M (44.12 m)
Magellano — Long Range
The Magellano series is optimized for seaworthiness and efficiency — semi-displacement hulls for long, economical passages. The right choice if you want to cruise from Croatia to Greece or Italy.
Models in this series: Azimut Magellano 60 (18.29 m) · Azimut Magellano 66 (20.15 m) · Azimut Magellano 25M (25.22 m) · Azimut Magellano 27M (26.20 m) · Azimut Magellano 30M (30.48 m)
Seadeck — the Hybrid Generation
The newer Seadeck series combines hybrid propulsion, expansive “Fun Island” stern areas and a deliberately more sustainable approach — for owners who want to combine efficiency and beach club lifestyle.
Models in this series: Azimut Seadeck 6 (17.25 m) · Azimut Seadeck 7 (21.70 m) · Azimut Seadeck 9 (25.60 m)
Atlantis and Verve — the Compact Series
Below the Flybridge series sit two open ranges: Atlantis as a sport cruiser with hardtop (14.60–16.18 m) and Verve as an open day cruiser with outboards (12.99–14.60 m). Both are easy to operate yourself, both fit almost any Adriatic marina berth — and both are the usual entry point before owners later move up to Flybridge or S.
Atlantis: Azimut Atlantis 45 (14.60 m) · Azimut Atlantis 51 (16.18 m)
Verve: Azimut Verve 42 (12.99 m) · Azimut Verve 48 (14.60 m)
Which Series Suits You?
Three questions usually lead to the answer: How many people sleep on board, do you operate yourself or with crew, and how far do you want to go? Couples with a preference for speed end up with the S-Collection, families with the Flybridge, range enthusiasts with Magellano, volume seekers with Grande.
What Size Suits the Adriatic?
For the Croatian waters — short distances, many sheltered bays, dense marina infrastructure — 50 to 78 feet is the sweet spot: large enough for comfort and seakeeping, small enough for relaxed docking and manageable costs. Only with charter ambitions or fixed crew plans does the step into the Grande class make sense.
All Azimut Series at a Glance
| Series | Length | Models | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verve | 12.99–14.60 m | 2 | open day cruiser, outboards |
| Atlantis | 14.60–16.18 m | 2 | sport cruiser with hardtop |
| Flybridge | 16.17–25.30 m | 6 | owner classic, second deck level |
| Seadeck | 17.25–25.60 m | 3 | hybrid drive, Fun Island stern |
| Magellano | 18.29–30.48 m | 5 | long range, semi-displacement |
| S-Collection | 21.90–24.48 m | 2 | sporty coupé, hardtop |
| Grande | 26.36–44.12 m | 5 | superyacht with crew |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Azimut Model is Suitable for Owner-Operators?
Flybridge and S models up to about 60–68 feet can be operated well without permanent crew; beyond that a captain makes sense.
What is Special About the Seadeck Series?
Hybrid propulsion plus an exceptionally generous, beach-like stern area (“Fun Island”) — efficiency meets lifestyle.
Which Azimut is the smallest and which is the largest?
The smallest current Azimut is the Verve 42 at 12.99 m, the largest the Grande 44M at 44.12 m. In between sit 25 models across seven series.