The three-model display covers distinct ownership styles

The 21.70-metre Seadeck 7 represents Azimut's newer hybrid-oriented family platform, while the 19.22-metre Fly 62 targets conventional flybridge owners and the 18.47-metre Magellano 60 is built around longer-range crossover cruising. The three yachts therefore solve different owner priorities despite overlapping in length.

Showing all three together gives buyers a useful comparison because similar lengths can produce very different ownership experiences. Each model interprets the same size band differently. The choice is less about selecting the largest yacht and more about deciding whether the priority is open-air living, flybridge volume or efficient long-distance cruising.

Fly 62 brings the beach-cockpit idea into a 19m package

Azimut's Fly 62 uses a transforming aft cockpit designed to open the stern more directly toward the water. The layout increases the sense of usable outdoor space while keeping the yacht within a size that remains practical for many private Mediterranean owners.

At 19.22 metres, the Fly 62 is large enough for three guest cabins plus crew accommodation without moving into 24-metre-plus operations. That makes it a useful middle ground for buyers stepping up from smaller flybridge yachts.

Magellano 60 focuses on efficient passage making

The Magellano 60 uses Azimut's Dual Mode hull concept to support efficient cruising across a wider speed range. Its 18.47-metre length keeps the yacht compact enough for established Mediterranean marinas while offering the storage and accommodation expected for longer private trips.

For owners who cruise beyond short day runs, fuel use, ride comfort and range can matter more than maximum speed. The Bosphorus display lets buyers compare that philosophy directly with the more lifestyle-led Seadeck and Fly ranges.

All three yachts stay within the LYG boundary

None of the three models reaches 24 metres: Seadeck 7 is 21.70 metres, Fly 62 is 19.22 metres and Magellano 60 is 18.47 metres. The display therefore fits LYG's defined luxury-yacht segment without relying on larger superyacht models to carry the story.

The Istanbul show also gives Azimut a local platform close to an active cruising market linking the Bosphorus, Aegean and eastern Mediterranean. Buyers can inspect models relevant to those waters under one brand presentation.

Official sources: azimutyachts.com.