The essence of Italian design

Named as the yacht of the coming decade, the Azimut Flybridge 80 is a model in which each and every detail has been meticulously designed. It's contemporary style displays panoramic lateral windows which allow the light reflected from the sea to become protagonist of ones travels.

The element that characterizes the Flybridge collection are its outdoor areas, made possible by of a second bridge which seemingly converts the yacht into a spa where guests can pamper themselves. Furthermore, the sun-pad at the bow is equipped with ample sofas to enjoy sundrenched days and starry nights. Its spacious flybridge features a rigid roof and an electronic sunroof, making this a privileged and versatile space during navigation and leisure times.

 

 

 

The exteriors of this 24 meter yacht were designed by Stefano Righini, a frequent collaborator of the firm. It's interiors, boast a contemporary design, they are the product of the Italian firm Achille Salvagni Architetti.

This model incorporates all the “savoir faire” of the firm, including amenities that were only featured in the largest models. This includes not only the overall construction, but also technology that’s been fitted into the security, electronical, and motor components.

The vessel is fitted with four cabins and five bathrooms, including a master suite that sprawls throughout the interior, and two smaller but fully-equipped cabins. These spaces are ideal for all seasons, as it boasts a dining area adjacent to a fully-stocked kitchen, as well as an ample and luminous staircase that takes one to the lower deck.

 

 

 

 

Looking out into the blue

As previously mentioned, the Azimut Flybridge 80 offers a sense of space that excites the senses once at sea, and achieves it's goal: thorough interaction with its surroundings.

It is because of this that the standard railing has been removed, not only from the main deck, but from the lower, private deck as well. The large, vertical windows add an indisputable touch of personality to the vessel, and allow much light to shine in. To this is added the horizontal windows at the bow facing the VIP cabin, giving the impression that one is permanently in touch with the sea.

The bridge—with two individual and enveloping seats—features an enormous, state-of-the-art navigational console, flanked by a large L-shaped sofa, as well as other amenities for guests when visiting the captain. The entrance to the bridge can be made through a door on the hallway.

 

 

 

 

At the stern, we find a C-shaped couch surrounding a table fitted for eight, a bar, and full-service equipment (grill, refrigerator, 42” flatscreen TV, etc.) to keep guests from moving into the main deck.

You cannot overlook the bathing are; nine square meters of “beach” that allow guests to enjoy aquatic activities. The space is also fitted with tub, with teak flooring, that is completely protected by the flybridge.

Design, technology, and materials, all selected to guarantee the security and comfort of the service crew and guests, raise the standard of living at sea to its zenith.

 

 

 

Text: Azimut ± Photo: Azimut