A wide cross-section of the Azimut range
Azimut's official Genoa list includes the Atlantis 45, Magellano 66, Fly 53, Fly 62, Fly 70, Seadeck 6 and Seadeck 7 among the models relevant to LYG readers. The line-up spans several different ownership styles rather than concentrating on one yacht family.
That breadth matters because buyers can compare open sport-yacht thinking, conventional flybridge layouts and newer crossover concepts within a single builder display. It makes Genoa a useful place to decide which type of yacht best matches intended cruising rather than simply choosing by length.
Flybridge models form the core comparison
The Fly 53, Fly 62 and Fly 70 create a clear progression through Azimut's mainstream flybridge offering. Each step upward brings more accommodation and deck area, but also changes in marina requirements, operating cost and the amount of yacht an owner needs to manage.
Seeing those models together can help buyers determine whether added volume is genuinely useful for family cruising or guest accommodation. Direct comparison also makes details such as stair placement, helm visibility and the relationship between cockpit, saloon and flybridge easier to judge.
Seadeck adds a different ownership proposition
The Seadeck 6 and Seadeck 7 give the Genoa display a different character, focusing on a more contemporary approach to onboard living and efficiency. They sit alongside more traditional Azimut families rather than replacing them, giving owners a broader set of design choices.
For buyers interested in reduced consumption, quieter operation and strong indoor-outdoor connections, the Seadeck models provide an alternative route into the brand. Genoa offers a useful opportunity to compare that philosophy directly against the Fly and Magellano families.
Genoa remains an important Mediterranean showcase
The Genoa International Boat Show runs from 1 to 6 October 2026 at the Waterfront di Levante. Azimut is located on Dock F and is presenting models ranging well beyond LYG's size scope as well as the yachts most relevant to private sub-24-metre ownership.
For LYG readers, the value lies in being able to ignore the larger superyachts and focus on a substantial group of models that remain within the site's luxury-yacht category. The result is one of the strongest same-brand comparison opportunities of the current autumn show season.
Official sources: azimutyachts.com.
