The fly offers every al fresco attraction, from the sun lounge by the helm station to the dining table opposite the sprawling American bar, rounding off over the stern with an open area, ready for any use. Sunshades and built-in refrigeration ensure hospitable hosting all day long, with the best views on board.

The American bar on the flybridge brings service, and therefore hosting, to a whole new level. While guests enjoy the sunbathing, dining and open ended aft areas throughout the day, the crew moves discretely along their own path on the starboard side to access the helm and bar.

Skippers, including owner operators, appreciate the clean and complete helm station on the flybridge ensures optimal visibility. The suite of electronic monitoring and control systems ensures constant oversight and the utmost safety for all guests on board.

The connection between inside and outside is just another dimension of the harmonious approach to design aboard the Fly 72.

The interiors are designed with a transversal stylistic line, which runs from the exclusive atmospheres of the nautical world to the refinement of contemporary design. These two worlds meet in the project, creating imagery inspired by the masters of Italian design of the last century to reinterpret iconic details and define a new and unique style. The transversal design is also evident in the choice of material sand shapes: wood combined with precious materials such as bronze and glossy lacquers, and shapes balanced between linearity and softness.

From the aft entrance, a series of spaces follow in sequence to provide lounging close by the cockpit, amidships a galley and dining area and forward the helm and an additional dinette. The design of the galley walls creates a beautiful effect when walking by, though the pastel color prevents it from outshining other elements, like the custom lighting and furniture.

The unexpected dinette completes the forepart of the main deck, offering a glass enclosed table with diner-style seating. Extending overhead, the windshield bathes the elevated enclave in light, spotlighting it for breakfast. The dinette’s position between thegalley, helm and side door is ideal for a crew mess, clear of the guest dining and lounging areas. For professional catering, the galley may be enclosed with full-height walls and a sliding door, maximizing peace and privacy.

Saloon

• Carpeted floor
• Fore dinette, facing the bow, on portside with sofa + table (four-seats)
• Aft sofas (eight seats) with storage
• Cabinet at saloon entrance (starboard side), with integrated glass-holder
• TV system with aerial
• Dining table on starboard side of saloon for eight people, with four chairs and four seater "L" shaped bench
• Set of wooden furniture
• Cabinet for tableware beneath the helm seat
• Stairs leading below deck (in bow area)
• Roman blinds
• Saloon door blind
• lighting with LED strip + spotlightsGalley
• Hood integrated in the wall cabinet
• Resin floor
• Window with electric opening
• Corian worktop and riser
• One stainless steel sink
• Drawers and wall cabinets
• Ceramic glass four-hob range with silicone pot holder
• Microwave oven with grill
• Fridge / Freezer
• Waste bin
• Resin floor
• LED spotlights
• One openable port light with curtain
• One air extractor
• Chrome head accessories

• Accessed from corridor
• Double bed + storage
• Mattress, pillows and bedspread
• Fabric-upholstered headboard and wall
• Chaise longue on starboard side
• Two headboard wall lights
• Set of wooden furniture
• Port aft dressing
• Storage chest of drawers on port side
• Provision for TV system
• LED spotlights
• Two openable port lights (one per side)
• Two windows (one per side)
• Venetian blinds
• Carpeted floor
• Direct access to head
• Ceiling with Lacquered + wood essence strips
• Sockets
• Mirrors on dressing door panels and head door
• Access from owner's cabin
• TECMA toilet
• Two washbasins with top in quartzite
• Two blenders
• Flush-mounting mixer tap for shower
• Black shower enclosure with glass andiroko grating
• Lacquered soap-dish in shower
• Two cabinets + two wall cabinets

Asymmetrical design elements, pastel colors and natural, tactile materials create a sense of tranquility seldom felt even at home. The private bathroom and walk-in closet ensure the utmost comfort for extended stays at sea, with a vanity desk and chaise lounge to starboard and storage to port.

The double cabins take advantage of the asymmetrical design theme on board as well, with even the orientation of the beds, the headboards and the decorations defying classical standards for an avant-garde appeal. Significant standing room and the mirrored wardrobe make dressing a breeze, as well as accessing the abundance of personal storage.

The hull-side window spans the full length of the beds, creating a sense of openness to the sea below deck.

The twin-bed cabin, with its private bathroom, also features the same asymmetrical design theme as all the sleeping areas on board.

• Cockpit docking station w/Joystick & thruster control
• Seakeeper Stabilizer 18
• Stern Thruster (11.4kW)
• Clearline A/C Raw water purification system
• Dimmered light on fly
• Electric Awning in cockpit
• Hard top painted in Etna Grey
• Teak on Fly
• Underwater lights
• Bow table w/synthetic marble insert & Corian frame
• Cockpit furtniture w/fridge & synthetic Marble insert & Corian frame
• Co-pilot seat on Fly
• Electroic awning on fly
• Flybridge hatch
• Flybridge table w/synthetic Marble insert & Corian frame
• Foredeck lounge w/convertible bench/Sunbed in Batyline
• Lounge furniture on aft fly w/2 opposite benches in Batyline
• Coffee table w/synthetic Marble insert & Corian frame
• Luxury lighting package for exterior
• Roman shade curtains w/black oput system in VIP & guest cabins
• Spreader lights on aft fly
• SS anchor
• Sunshade sail on bow w/ removeable carbon fiber poles
• Sunbed in Batyline on aft fly
• Upgrade for Electric searchlight to ACR 
• Watertight hand control for anchor winch
• Upgrades std exterior cushiuons in Batyline fabric
• Additional storage shaelves in engine room
• Blackout shade system for owner's cabin
• Comfort Lymphia mattress in crew cabin
• Coffee table in Salon
• Co-pilot seat at main helm
• Dinette chairs in Dedar Dante
• Dinette table w/Creama Marfil stone top
• Dometic lights in salon
• Extra sized mattress bed
• Galley top in Stone Cloudy beige
• Luxury lighting package for interior
• Roller blind curtains in salon
• Safe in owner's cabin
• Set of linen for all cabins
• Set of SS cooking pans
• Shower walls for owner's head in Natural Stone Crema Marfil
• Toilet w/bidet faucet feature in owner's head
• Plus much, much more!

• Maximum speed - 32 knts
• Cruising speed - 26 knts
• Maximum speed consumption - 142 gph
• Cruising speed consumption - 85 gph
• Range at cruising speed - 327 nm

A one-of-a-kind beauty that steals your breath away, leaving you speechless. An extraordinary idea as the only possible pathway, to get to where you want, to explore, to go beyond. The freedom of embracing the unknown, that you know you’ll love as a part of your very own story. A thought that provokes your mind and then inspires you to aim for the impossible, making mistakes, yet being brave.A magic je ne sais quoi that enchants and intrigues you, moving you to feel more and to sense uniqueness.The choice to risk it all, the one that makes you go for it, to impress yourself and all those who are worth it. Welcome to Azimut

The Azimut I Benetti Group has made tangible investments to guide the Technical as well as the R&D departments toward the construction of yachts with a diminished environmental impact. Its main areas of intervention have focused on significantly lowering fuel consumption and CO2 emissions through the development of highly efficient hull designs, innovative propulsion systems and an extensive use of carbon fiber to decrease yacht weight.

An immense and personal passion for the sea.A clear and forward-facing attitude. A strong and relentless work ethic. Since 1969, Paolo Vitelli, the creative visionary founder and businessman behind Azimut, has been set on challenging the industry’s status quo with a daring desire: bring to life an unexpected nautical experience, through yachts built to combine alluring aesthetics with construction expertise and impeccable technology.An audacious mindset that has, over time, surprised and captivated the yachting sector, transforming Azimut into a bold and recognizable benchmark, and laying the foundation for the birth of the largest mega yacht builder in the world, the Azimut | Benetti Group.The international and management-based standing of the company today, is deeply nourished by the solid and memorable family heritage that has distinguished it from the beginning. A historically pioneering vision that enables it to continue thriving day after day, through ingenious inventions and long-term goals that look to the future with Paolo’s daughter, Giovanna Vitelli.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.