2026 Azimut FLY 62

Transmission Details: Twin Inboard Condition: New Beam: 5.09 metres (16 Ft 8 In) Draft: 1.63 metres (5 Ft 4 In) Fuel Capacity: 2,800 litres Water Capacity: 750 litres

Length Overall: 19.22 m Displacement: 39 t Engines: 2 Volvo Penta IPS 1200 900 hp (standard) | 2 Volvo Penta IPS 1350 1000 hp (optional) Maximum Speed: Up to 30 kn (32 kn optional) Cruising Speed: Up to 25 kn (26 kn optional) Cabins: 3 + 1 crew Berths: 6 + 2 crew Head Comparments: 3 + 1 crew Building Material: GRP Designer Interior: Fabio Fantolino Designer Exterior: Alberto Mancini

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The Azimut Fly 62 is designed for those who want to experience the sea more deeply, blending refined Italian design with intelligent spaces created to be shared. A true evolution of flybridge living, the Fly 62 brings owners closer to the water while offering the comfort and versatility required for extended cruising in New Zealand conditions.

At the heart of the yacht is the revolutionary Beach Cockpit, which transforms the aft deck into an expansive waterside lounge, opening directly to the sea. Whether anchored in a sheltered bay, enjoying lunch with friends, or stepping straight into the water for a swim, the Fly 62 is designed to enhance every moment on board.

Exterior styling by Alberto Mancini introduces clean, sculpted lines inspired by automotive design, while interiors by Fabio Fantolino create a calm and welcoming atmosphere through soft tones, flowing forms and abundant natural light. The layout is conceived to accommodate multiple generations, with spaces that adapt effortlessly from cruising to entertaining.

Elegant, immersive and unmistakably Azimut, the Fly 62 is perfectly suited to exploring New Zealands coastline from long summer days in the Hauraki Gulf to relaxed weekends further afield offering a refined yet effortless way to live on the water.

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