The Azimut Atlantis 51 blends the thrill of a sports cruiser with the comfort and versatility of a family yacht. At just over 16 meters, it makes a statement with its dynamic lines, expansive deck spaces, and panoramic glazing that floods the interiors with natural light. Designed by Neo Design, the yacht balances Italian flair with functional solutions for extended time on the water.

The Azimut Grande Trideck is the flagship of the Azimut fleet, designed to maximize both living space and seagoing performance.

At 38 meters in length, it introduces a bold interpretation of superyacht architecture, with an innovative triple-deck layout that creates an additional mezzanine “Sea View Terrace” — a semi-suspended aft deck that extends the boundaries of open-air living.

The Azimut Atlantis 45 is a sleek sport cruiser that combines agility, comfort, and Italian design flair. At just under 15 meters in length, it delivers the performance expected from the Atlantis range, while offering a surprisingly spacious interior and clever use of deck space. On deck, the yacht is centered around an open cockpit with flexible seating, a large sunpad, and direct access to the swim platform. A retractable sunroof transforms the helm and saloon area from sheltered cruising space into an open-air experience, ideal for Mediterranean summers. The bow lounge provides an additional private sunbathing retreat.

The Azimut Verve 42 is a striking example of how performance, design, and luxury can be combined in a versatile sport yacht. Conceived as a “weekender with superyacht DNA,” it brings together Italian styling with American-style outboard power, delivering both speed and comfort in equal measure. Designed by Francesco Struglia with naval architecture from Michael Peters, the Verve 42 carries the family resemblance of the larger Verve 47 while offering a more compact platform that is easy to handle without sacrificing presence or capability. At just under 13 meters in length, the Verve 42 is built around a carbon-reinforced hull with a double-stepped deep-V form and Michael Peters’ SVVT tunnel system, giving it outstanding efficiency and seakeeping.

The Azimut S8 is a high-performance luxury sport yacht with an emphasis on structural innovation and guest comfort. At roughly 24.6 metres overall, it employs a triple IPS 1350 propulsion setup, each engine delivering around 1,000 hp. The hull is complemented by extensive carbon fibre work in its superstructure, which helps reduce weight and lowers the centre of gravity—translating into more responsive handling and improved fuel efficiency. Inside, the layout is well considered: four staterooms for guests, supported by a crew section, with five heads in total.

The Azimut Fly 62 is more than a yacht—it’s a statement of fluid elegance and purposeful design. From the moment you step aboard, you’re greeted by an architectural rhythm that balances openness with intimacy. The layout invites movement, yet every space feels intentional, sculpted to frame the sea rather than compete with it. Its silhouette is sleek and assertive, with a flybridge that stretches like a horizon line, offering panoramic views and shaded serenity.