Azimut’s current Fly 68 gives owners four guest cabins in a 20.98-metre flybridge yacht while keeping the overall length below Luxury Yacht Guide’s 24-metre threshold. The builder’s published specification also offers three distinct main-deck galley arrangements for different ways of living aboard.

A choice of main-deck layouts

Azimut offers an aft galley beside the cockpit, an open galley further forward, or the partly enclosed Lanterna layout with light-filtering slats. These are alternatives intended to influence privacy and the flow between dining, saloon and exterior spaces.

On a yacht often used by family and visiting guests, the placement of the galley has practical consequences for crew movement. Buyers should review the chosen general arrangement rather than infer the layout from exterior photographs.

The published dimensions

The builder lists a 20.98m overall length, 5.23m maximum beam and 1.60m full-load draft. The specification provides four guest cabins with eight berths, plus one crew cabin and two crew berths.

Exterior design is by Alberto Mancini, interior design by Achille Salvagni and hull work by P.L. Ausonio Naval Architecture with Azimut’s research team. The profile uses carbon-fibre elements in the upper structure as part of the yard’s weight-management approach.

Twin IPS1350 performance

The official technical sheet specifies two Volvo Penta IPS1350 units rated at 1,000hp each, with a stated maximum speed of up to 32 knots and an indicative cruising speed of 27 knots. The 3,700-litre fuel capacity and published range estimates are linked to stated test conditions.

Azimut quotes 424 nautical miles at a 15.2-knot slow-cruise test point and 336 nautical miles at 27 knots. Such figures should be verified against loading, weather, reserve policy and the actual configuration before passage planning.

A model profile, not a launch announcement

Azimut continues to list the Fly 68 in its current motor-yacht collection. This report reviews the manufacturer’s specifications and layout choices; it does not assert a launch, sale or 2026 premiere.

For a buyer comparing 18–23.99m flybridge yachts, the four-cabin interior and the galley options are the important questions to take to an in-person inspection.

Official sources: primary reference 1, primary reference 2. This article is independently written by Luxury Yacht Guide.