Six relevant models covered very different owner profiles

The Varazze display ranged from the 14.60-metre Atlantis 45 through to the 20.98-metre Fly 68, giving buyers a broad look at Azimut's sub-24-metre portfolio without relying on larger superyacht models. The appointment format also created more time for direct comparison than a crowded public show normally allows.

For LYG buyers, the spread is useful because the same builder offers sport-cruiser, flybridge, crossover and lower-emission family concepts. Choosing between them depends more on how the yacht will be used than on simply moving upward through the length range.

The Fly family formed the centre of the display

Azimut listed the Fly 53, Fly 62 and Fly 68 together, covering a progression from 16.78 to 20.98 metres. That gives owners three steps in guest space, crew accommodation and outdoor living while all three remain below the 24-metre threshold.

The Fly 62 was available specifically over the 6–7 June weekend, making timing part of the appointment process. Comparing the three models alongside one another helps owners judge whether the extra berth, beam and system complexity of the larger yacht solve a real need.

Seadeck 6 and Magellano 60 broadened the comparison

The 17.25-metre Seadeck 6 brought Azimut's newer efficiency-focused philosophy into the event, while the 18.47-metre Magellano 60 represented the yard's long-range crossover approach. Similar lengths therefore delivered very different cruising priorities.

That difference is valuable to buyers deciding between day-to-day Mediterranean use and longer passage making. Hull form, outdoor layout, hotel loads and cruising speed can matter more than cabin count once the ownership programme is clearly defined.

LYG coverage excludes the larger Varazze exhibits

Azimut also listed the Fly 82 and Grande 26M around the wider event, but both sit above LYG's defined 23.99-metre ceiling and are excluded from this coverage. The editorial focus remains on the six models that fit the private luxury-yacht segment.

That boundary keeps the comparison practical for owners shopping below superyacht scale. Within it, Varazze still offered enough variety to compare family cruising, flybridge living, efficient passage making and sportier day-boat use in one controlled preview.

Official sources: azimutyachts.com.