Azimut represents the pinnacle of Italian yacht design: state-of-the-art styling wrapped around genuine engineering, delivering comfort, safety, and volume without compromising power or performance. Since 1969 the yard — part of the Azimut-Benetti Group, the world’s largest private yacht builder — has offered something for every owner, from sporty dayboats to 38-metre megayachts.
What makes an Azimut an Azimut is the combination few builders pull off: carbon-fibre superstructures that keep weight low and stability high, class-leading interior volume, and the floor-to-ceiling glazing that floods the saloon with light. FYI Yachts represents Azimut buyers and sellers from Miami — browse the live inventory below, or ask us to source the exact model, year, and layout you’re after.
What sets Azimut apart
Azimut yachts are known not just for how they look but for how they're engineered. Carbon-fibre construction that cuts weight and raises stability, class-leading interior volume for the length, signature wide-body main decks and floor-to-ceiling glazing few builders match — every hull carries the hallmarks that make the marque worth owning and easy to resell.
Carbon-fibre superstructures and finely-tuned planing hulls give Azimut yachts their blend of stability, efficiency, and ride quality. Most models are built with advanced fibreglass and composite laminates for strength without excess weight, and offer a range of engine and drive configurations to suit how you cruise. FYI's specialists know which options matter for resale and which are worth paying for.
Azimut model ranges
- Seadeck — hybrid-ready, beach-club living
- Verve — sporty walkaround dayboats
- Atlantis — sport coupé cruisers
- Fly — the flagship flybridge range, 50–78ft
- S Collection — sport-coupé performance
- Magellano — long-range semi-displacement
- Grande — the 25–38m megayacht line
Azimut yachts — frequently asked questions
What sets Azimut apart from other luxury yacht brands?
Azimut yachts are known not just for how they look but for how they're engineered. Carbon-fibre construction that cuts weight and raises stability, class-leading interior volume for the length, signature wide-body main decks and floor-to-ceiling glazing few builders match — every hull carries the hallmarks that make the marque worth owning and easy to resell.
Where are Azimut yachts built, and who builds them?
Azimut yachts are built in Italy, where the marque has been in business since 1969. The lineup includes the Seadeck, Verve, Atlantis, Fly, S Collection and Magellano ranges.
What sizes do Azimut yachts come in?
The Azimut range spans 34 to 120 feet. A specialist can help you match the right size and layout to how — and where — you plan to run the boat.
How do I find the right Azimut for sale?
Start with how you'll use it — day cruising, overnighting, entertaining, or fishing — then weigh size, layout, model year, and equipment. FYI's Azimut specialists compare live listings against recent comparable sales so you buy the right hull at the right number. Call 305-854-6020 to get started.
Does FYI Yachts sell new and used Azimut yachts?
Yes. As a Miami brokerage with worldwide reach, FYI represents both new and pre-owned Azimut yachts for sale, and can source vessels that aren't yet publicly listed. Browse the live inventory above or call 305-854-6020.
See the live Azimut inventory or call +1-305-854-6020 — a Azimut specialist responds within one business day.
Explore more builders
Sunseeker yachts · Benetti yachts · Ferretti Yachts yachts · Pershing yachts · Riva yachts · Princess yachts
Browse by yacht type
Yachts for Sale · Featured Listings · Super Yachts for Sale · New Yachts for Sale · Used Yachts for Sale · Small Yachts for Sale · Sport Fishing Yachts for Sale · Center Console Boats for Sale · Catamaran Yachts for Sale