Four cabins, a crew cabin, a galley with a door and two separate living rooms. That's the inside of this 2023 Azimut Fly 68, and it's a lot of boat for 68 feet.
She's also priced to sell. At $2,250,000 she's $240,000 under the next 2023 Fly 68 listed in the US, at $2,490,000, and she has an extended warranty to June 2028.
Most people shop a flybridge from the top deck down. This one is worth doing the other way around. Here's what you get below the hardtop.
Main salon01 / Cabins
Four cabins on a 68
A lot of boats this size stop at three cabins. The Fly 68 gives you four, each with real beds and real hull windows, and three heads between them.
That fourth cabin is the difference between bringing the kids and bringing the kids and their friends. Or a second couple who doesn't have to sleep in the salon.
Double cabin
Twin cabin
Guest cabin
02 / Galley
The galley has a door
Open galleys look great in a brochure. In real life, if you run the boat with crew, it means somebody is always working in the middle of your evening.
On this Fly 68 the galley is enclosed. When you want the crew to cook and clean without being part of the conversation, close it off. When it's just family, leave it open. Miele throughout, with a dishwasher plus a Miele washer and dryer.
03 / Crew
A crew cabin that sleeps two
Separate from the guest cabins, there's a crew cabin that sleeps two. A captain and a stew can live aboard for the season, or you can bring a captain for the Bahamas run without giving up a guest cabin to do it.
That matters more than it sounds. Plenty of owners in this size range end up putting a captain in a guest cabin, which means one less cabin for the people you actually invited. Here every guest cabin stays a guest cabin.
Put the galley and the crew cabin together and you get a boat that runs like a bigger yacht. The crew has their space, you have yours.
04 / Living Rooms
Two living rooms
Most 68s have one salon. This one has two separate places to sit inside.
The main salon is the big room: long sofas, a TV, White Moon wood floors and glass on every side, so the water comes right into the room. The second lounge is its own space, with an L-shaped sofa and its own window line. One group watches the game, the other has a drink and talks. Nobody's in anybody's way.
Main salon
Second lounge
Salon
Salon to galley05 / Design
Modern Art Deco
The look is modern Art Deco, and it's been one of Azimut's best-selling interiors. Rounded corners, soft curves in the ceilings and bulkheads, round portholes and mirrors, light oak against warm neutrals, and veined stone in the heads.
It photographs well, but more importantly it ages well. Three years in, nothing about it looks dated.
Four cabins, a crew cabin, a galley with a door. That's a big-yacht layout on 68 feet.
Frequently asked questions
How many cabins does the 2023 Azimut Fly 68 have?
Four guest cabins and three heads, plus a separate crew cabin.
How many does the crew cabin sleep?
Two.
Is the galley open or enclosed?
Enclosed, so it can be closed off from the guest areas when crew is working.
What style is the interior?
Modern Art Deco: light oak, warm neutrals, curved lines and veined stone in the heads.
Where can I see her?
She's in Aventura, Florida. Call or text Matteo at +1 (786) 942-1291 to set up a showing.
See it in person
Photos only go so far with an interior. She's in Aventura, asking $2,250,000, and we can usually get you aboard within a day or two.
Matteo VimoManaging Broker, New Gen Yachts
+1 (786) 942-1291 · matteo@newgenyachts.com
