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2025 Azimut FLY 62

The deep desire to experience the sea, celebrated by masterful design: the Fly 62 revolutionizes the world of flybridges with unprecedented proximity to the water. The Beach Cockpit is born, a re-imagined cockpit that turns towards the sea, opening into a large sunbathing area without physical or visual barriers.

Aboard the Fly 62, you can dine facing the horizon and experience nature in spaces designed to accommodate different generations and activities – those who rest in the shade and those who swim, those who have an aperitif and those who sunbathe – maintaining the sense of sharing those moments. Turn your gaze to the sea with the Fly 62.

Features may include:

• The Fly 62’s transom opens outwards as the sofa lowers, clearing the stern and creating a large sunbathing area by the water, the Beach Cockpit.

• The exterior design by Alberto Mancini redefines the canons of the category with inspiration from the latest trends in the automotive world and the functiona and aesthetic revolution of SUVs. The volumes of the Fly 62 superstructure move towards the bow, allowing the cockpit to develop while maintaining and evolving the sporty stylistic figure of the Fly Series: lines that chase each other across increasingly clean surfaces.

• The new hardtop designed by Alberto Mancini stands out for its hyper-modern lines, which blend with the linearity that characterises the horizontal development of the hull windows.

• Fabio Fantolino, architect and author of the Fly 62 interiors, has created “open” spaces without visual obstacles, for a sensation of immersive closeness to the sea. His Studio interpreted the interiors with a clean and fresh design, made up of a selective essential details.

• To create a feeling of spaciousness and great intimacy with the sea, architect Fantolino chose soft colors and lines for the lounge, similar to those of the seats. The galley, on the other hand, stands out for its straight and clean lines, creating a contrast that renders the space both interesting and contemporary