By Robert Lama, President — Miami International Yacht Sales | Updated August 2026
Azimut Yachts is the world’s highest-volume Italian production yacht builder — producing more vessels annually than any other Italian yard and maintaining the most active pre-owned market of any Italian brand in South Florida. If you are researching Azimut yachts for sale in Miami, this complete guide covers every current series, specific model pricing, how Azimut compares to Ferretti and Sunseeker, and what the pre-owned Azimut market looks like in 2026.
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Azimut Yacht Series — Complete Overview 2026
Azimut currently produces seven active series — each designed for a distinct buyer profile and use case. Understanding which series fits your ownership pattern is the starting point for any Azimut acquisition.
| Series | Focus | Size Range | New Price Range | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verve | Outboard sport | 40–47 ft | $500K – $750K | Day cruising, speed |
| S Series | Sport cruiser | 52–66 ft | $700K – $1.5M | Performance + comfort |
| Flybridge | Flybridge motor yacht | 50–80 ft | $800K – $3M+ | Entertaining, family |
| Magellano | Long-range cruiser | 43–66 ft | $1M – $2.5M | Extended passages |
| Grande | Superyacht / semi-custom | 78–143 ft | $4M – $25M+ | Superyacht ownership |
| Seadeck | Hybrid / sustainability | 60–82 ft | $1.5M – $4M | Eco-conscious buyers |
| Fly | Modern flybridge | 54–82 ft | $900K – $4M+ | Social, indoor-outdoor |
Azimut S Series — Sportiest in the Lineup
The Azimut S Series is the brand’s dedicated sport cruiser range — aggressive exterior styling, high-performance hulls, and interiors that prioritize open-plan living over cabin count. The S Series targets buyers who want Italian performance aesthetics with Azimut’s production quality at a price point below Pershing.
S Series Models and Pricing
| Model | LOA | Max Speed | New Price (Est.) | Pre-Owned (2019–2022) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Azimut S6 | 52 ft (15.8m) | 36 knots | ~$700K | $450K – $600K |
| Azimut S7 | 60 ft (18.4m) | 34 knots | ~$1.0M | $650K – $850K |
| Azimut S8 | 66 ft (20.3m) | 32 knots | ~$1.5M | $1.0M – $1.3M |
The S Series uses Azimut’s ARS (Adaptive Riding System) hull — a variable deadrise design that adjusts to sea conditions automatically, delivering a noticeably smoother offshore ride than conventional fixed-deadrise hulls at equivalent speeds. For Miami buyers who run offshore regularly, this is a practical advantage, not just a spec sheet claim. For buyers searching for an Azimut yacht for sale in this range, Robert Lama recommends the S7 as the best value point in this series — the 60-foot size hits the sweet spot for Bahamas day trips without the running costs of the S8.
Azimut Flybridge Series — Best Seller in South Florida
The Flybridge Series is Azimut’s highest-volume line in the US market — and the most actively traded pre-owned Azimut series in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. These yachts are designed for maximum deck space, indoor-outdoor flow, and entertaining — which aligns well with the South Florida ownership pattern of frequent day trips and social cruising.
Flybridge Series Models and Pricing
| Model | LOA | Cabins | New Price (Est.) | Pre-Owned (2019–2022) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Azimut Flybridge 50 | 50 ft (15.3m) | 3 | ~$800K | $500K – $680K |
| Azimut Flybridge 55 | 55 ft (16.8m) | 3 | ~$1.0M | $650K – $850K |
| Azimut Flybridge 60 | 60 ft (18.4m) | 4 | ~$1.3M | $850K – $1.1M |
| Azimut Flybridge 65 | 65 ft (19.8m) | 4 | ~$1.7M | $1.1M – $1.5M |
| Azimut Flybridge 72 | 72 ft (22m) | 4 | ~$2.2M | $1.5M – $1.9M |
| Azimut Flybridge 78 | 78 ft (23.8m) | 5 | ~$2.8M | $1.9M – $2.5M |
| Azimut Flybridge 80 | 80 ft (24.4m) | 5 | ~$3.2M | $2.2M – $2.8M |
The Azimut 72 Flybridge is consistently the most requested pre-owned model in the Miami Azimut market — four cabins, a full-beam master, and a flybridge layout optimized for entertaining make it the practical choice for buyers who want superyacht-adjacent amenities at a production-yacht budget. Pre-owned 2018–2022 examples are currently available in the $1.5–1.9M range in South Florida.
Azimut Fly Series — The Modern Flybridge Alternative
The Azimut Fly Series is the newer, more design-forward complement to the classic Flybridge line — featuring wider beams, more open deck arrangements, and a more contemporary interior aesthetic. The Fly series replaces the traditional enclosed flybridge with a more integrated indoor-outdoor layout that reflects current yachting lifestyle preferences.
Fly Series Models and Pricing
| Model | LOA | Key Feature | New Price (Est.) | Pre-Owned |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Azimut Fly 54 | 54 ft (16.5m) | Beach club, fold-down sides | ~$900K | $600K – $780K |
| Azimut Fly 62 | 62 ft (19m) | Full-beam master, large cockpit | ~$1.4M | $950K – $1.25M |
| Azimut Fly 72 | 72 ft (22m) | Panoramic saloon, beach club | ~$2.0M | $1.4M – $1.8M |
| Azimut Fly 82 | 82 ft (25m) | Sky lounge, extended deck area | ~$3.5M | $2.4M – $3.0M |
The Azimut Fly 82 is one of the most searched Azimut models in the current Miami market — at 82 feet with a sky lounge configuration, it bridges the gap between the Flybridge series and the Grande superyacht range. Pre-owned Fly 82 examples from 2019–2022 are currently trading in the $2.4–3.0M range in South Florida. Contact Robert Lama at +1-305-857-8939 for current Fly 82 availability.
Azimut Magellano Series — Built for Long-Range Cruising
The Magellano Series is Azimut’s answer to the growing demand for long-range displacement and semi-displacement yachts. These vessels are built for passage making — not for speed or day cruising social entertaining, but for covering serious nautical miles efficiently and comfortably over multiple weeks at sea.
Magellano Series — Key Specifications
| Model | LOA | Range (cruise) | Cruise Speed | New Price (Est.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magellano 43 | 43 ft (13.2m) | 600+ nm | 12 knots | ~$700K |
| Magellano 50 | 50 ft (15.2m) | 900+ nm | 13 knots | ~$1.0M |
| Magellano 60 | 60 ft (18.3m) | 1,200+ nm | 13 knots | ~$1.5M |
| Magellano 66 | 66 ft (20.2m) | 1,500+ nm | 14 knots | ~$2.5M |
The Magellano’s semi-displacement “dual-mode” hull is the defining technical feature — capable of planing efficiency at moderate speeds while providing the stability of a displacement hull in heavy weather. For Miami buyers planning extended Bahamas cruising, Caribbean passages, or East Coast runs, the Magellano represents a fundamentally different ownership philosophy from the performance-focused Flybridge and S Series models.
Azimut Grande Series — Superyacht Scale
The Azimut Grande Series represents the brand’s most ambitious production — vessels that qualify as true superyachts in size and specification, built with significantly higher customization levels than the Flybridge or Fly series. The Grande range runs from 78 feet to the recently launched 143-foot Grande Trideck, which at 43 meters represents the largest production vessel Azimut has built.
Grande Series Models and Pricing
| Model | LOA | Cabins | New Price (Est.) | Pre-Owned |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grande 26M | 85 ft (26m) | 4 | ~$4.5M | $3.0M – $4.0M |
| Grande 30M | 98 ft (30m) | 5 | ~$6.5M | $4.5M – $5.8M |
| Grande 35M | 115 ft (35m) | 5+ | ~$10M+ | $7.0M – $9.0M |
| Grande 44M Trideck | 144 ft (44m) | 6+ | ~$25M+ | Limited — first hulls 2023+ |
The Azimut Grande 44M Trideck is one of the most searched Azimut models in the current market — at 144 feet, it represents a significant departure from Azimut’s traditional production identity and competes directly with Benetti’s semi-custom range and Sanlorenzo’s SL102. Secondary market supply is very thin — typically fewer than 5 examples available globally. For current Grande 44M availability and pricing — including Azimut yachts for sale in Florida — active listed and off-market — contact Robert Lama directly.
Azimut Seadeck Series — Hybrid Innovation
The Seadeck is Azimut’s hybrid series — the first production hybrid motor yacht line from any major Italian builder. Combining conventional diesel propulsion with electric motors and battery banks, the Seadeck reduces fuel consumption by up to 40% in certain operating profiles — particularly at low speeds and during generator-free anchoring, where pure electric operation is possible for extended periods.
The Seadeck 60 and Seadeck 82 are the primary current models, priced from approximately $1.5M (Seadeck 60) to $4M+ (Seadeck 82) new. For eco-conscious buyers who also want Azimut’s Italian design quality, the Seadeck is the current market leader in hybrid motor yacht production — no European competitor offers comparable hybrid integration at this price level and production volume.
Azimut Verve Series — Outboard Power
The Verve Series bridges Italian design sensibility with American outboard power — an unusual combination that targets buyers who want the day cruiser flexibility of outboard engines with the interior comfort and aesthetic refinement of Italian cabin yacht design. The Verve 40 and Verve 47 are the current models, priced from approximately $500,000 new. For South Florida buyers who want a vessel they can easily manage without a captain and trailer or dock with minimal crew, the Verve is worth serious consideration as an entry point into the Azimut lineup.
Are Azimut Yachts Good? — Robert Lama’s Assessment
This is the most direct question buyers ask — and it deserves a direct answer.
Azimut is a genuinely good production motor yacht brand. It is not the best at any single thing — it does not hold resale value as strongly as Sanlorenzo or retain the heritage premium of Riva, and it is not as fast as Pershing or as renowned for long-range capability as Magellano rivals like the Beneteau Swift Trawler. But across the full package of Italian design, build quality, performance, serviceability in South Florida, and pre-owned liquidity, Azimut is arguably the most complete production choice for Miami buyers in the 50–80 foot range.
Azimut’s specific strengths in the Miami market:
- Pre-owned liquidity: More Azimut yachts are actively traded in South Florida than any other Italian brand — meaning faster exit times when selling
- Service network: Azimut Americas maintains active service infrastructure in Fort Lauderdale — parts availability and factory-certified technicians are accessible without the logistics challenges of some European brands
- ARS hull technology: The Adaptive Riding System on current S and Flybridge series models genuinely improves offshore ride quality in Gulf Stream conditions
- Value for size: Azimut consistently offers more deck space and cabin volume per dollar than Italian production competitors at equivalent lengths
Azimut’s honest limitations:
- Resale value: Azimut retains 50–60% at 5 years — comparable to Sunseeker and Princess but behind Ferretti (55–65%) and Sanlorenzo (60–70%)
- Brand ceiling: In the ultra-luxury segment above $5M, Azimut is often considered a production compromise versus Sanlorenzo or Riva — which affects premium buyer perception at the top end
- Interior aging: Azimut interiors from 2010–2018 can look dated compared to current models — specification year matters more than it does for some competitors
Azimut vs Ferretti vs Sunseeker — Quick Comparison
| Factor | Azimut | Ferretti | Sunseeker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Country | Italy | Italy (Ferretti Group) | UK |
| Annual production | Highest Italian volume | Mid-volume | Mid-volume |
| 5-yr resale value | 50–60% | 55–65% | 48–58% |
| Miami liquidity | Highest | Excellent | Moderate |
| Offshore ride (Gulf Stream) | Good (ARS hull) | Better (semi-displacement) | Good (IPS) |
| Interior volume per foot | Best in class | Good | Very good |
| Entry price (pre-owned) | $400K+ | $500K+ | $300K+ |
| Heritage brand premium | No | Yes (Ferretti Group) | No |
For a detailed head-to-head comparison of Azimut against Ferretti specifically — including performance data, pricing tables, and Miami market analysis — see our complete Azimut vs Ferretti guide.
Azimut Yachts for Sale in Miami and Florida
Miami and Fort Lauderdale represent the most active market for Azimut yachts for sale in Florida — and in North America overall. Azimut Americas’ regional infrastructure and the high volume of active owners in South Florida means that used Azimut yachts for sale in this market are more available, more competitively priced, and more quickly surveyed than in any other US market.
Current pre-owned market conditions (August 2026):
- Azimut Flybridge 55–72 range: most active segment — 15–25 examples typically listed across South Florida at any given time
- Azimut Grande 26M–30M: strong demand, limited supply — examples spend less time on market than equivalent Ferretti models
- Azimut Fly 82: high search volume, moderate supply — typically 3–6 examples in South Florida market simultaneously
- Azimut S Series: active day-cruiser market — fastest-selling segment in summer months
Miami International Yacht Sales maintains active buyer and seller connections across all Azimut series — including off-market listings not publicly available on YATCO or YachtWorld. Browse our current yacht listings or contact Robert Lama directly for private inventory conversations.
Frequently Asked Questions — Azimut Yachts
Are Azimut yachts good quality?
Yes — Azimut is a genuinely high-quality production motor yacht brand. Build quality is consistently above average for Italian production, the ARS hull technology on current models provides measurable offshore performance improvements, and Azimut’s service network in South Florida is among the strongest of any European brand in the US market. The honest caveat is that Azimut is a volume production builder — not an artisan yard — so build consistency is evaluated across thousands of hulls rather than dozens. Marine surveys on pre-owned Azimuts routinely confirm build quality that holds up well over 10–15 years of active use.
What is the price of Azimut yachts?
New Azimut yachts start from approximately $500,000 for the Verve 40 outboard models and reach $25 million+ for the Grande 44M Trideck. The most active segment — Flybridge 55–72 — ranges from $1.0M to $2.2M new. Pre-owned Azimut yachts start from approximately $400,000 for older Flybridge 50 models and reach $9M+ for recent Grande 35M examples. Pricing varies significantly based on year, specification, and condition. Robert Lama provides free market valuations for any specific Azimut model — call +1-305-857-8939.
How do I choose between new and used Azimut yachts?
New Azimut yachts come with the latest ARS hull technology, current interior specifications, full factory warranty (typically 2 years), and the ability to specify color, materials, and equipment packages. Pre-owned Azimut yachts — particularly 3–5 year old examples — offer the same core hull and engineering quality after the steepest depreciation has already occurred, typically at 15–20% below new pricing. For buyers who do not need the latest model year or specific custom specification, a 2020–2022 Azimut Flybridge in documented condition represents the better financial entry. For buyers who want latest technology or specific configuration, new is justified.
Which Azimut series is best for Florida and Bahamas use?
For the typical Miami ownership pattern — day trips to the Bahamas, social entertaining, occasional overnight — the Flybridge 60–72 range is the best fit. Four cabins, a flybridge layout suited to Miami’s social boating culture, and the ARS hull’s offshore performance advantage in Gulf Stream conditions make this the most commonly purchased segment by South Florida buyers. For buyers who prioritize speed and day cruising without overnight stays, the S7 is a strong alternative. For buyers planning extended Bahamas or Caribbean cruising, the Magellano 60 offers the range and stability that the Flybridge series cannot match in rough conditions.
What is the Azimut Grande 44M?
The Azimut Grande 44M Trideck is the largest and most ambitious model in the Azimut production lineup — a 144-foot tri-deck motor yacht that competes directly with Benetti’s B.Star semi-custom range and Sanlorenzo’s SL102 at the $20M+ price point. It represents a major step up in production ambition for Azimut — moving from the traditional 100-foot production ceiling of the earlier Grande range into full superyacht territory. New pricing starts above $25 million. Pre-owned availability is extremely limited given recent launch timing.
Does Azimut hold its value?
Azimut holds value reasonably well — retaining approximately 50–60% of new price at 5 years in the South Florida market. This is comparable to Sunseeker and Princess but behind Ferretti (55–65%) and Sanlorenzo (60–70%). The key advantage Azimut has over competitors with stronger value retention is liquidity — Azimut pre-owned yachts typically sell faster in the Miami market than Ferretti or Sanlorenzo equivalents because the buyer pool is broader. For buyers planning 3–5 year holds, this liquidity advantage often outweighs the resale percentage gap. See our complete yacht brand resale value guide for comparative data.
What is the difference between Azimut Flybridge and Azimut Fly series?
The classic Flybridge series features a traditional enclosed flybridge helm station above the main saloon — established design with proven market demand and the strongest pre-owned liquidity of any Azimut line. The Fly series is Azimut’s newer, more design-forward interpretation — replacing the traditional enclosed flybridge with a more open, integrated upper deck layout that emphasizes indoor-outdoor flow and modern design language. The Fly series tends to attract buyers who prioritize contemporary aesthetics; the Flybridge series attracts buyers who prioritize the broader pre-owned market and proven resale values.
How do I find Azimut yachts for sale in Florida?
Miami International Yacht Sales maintains active access to both listed and off-market Azimut yachts across South Florida — from the Flybridge 50 to the Grande 35M. Browse our current listings at boat-search for active Azimut availability, or contact Robert Lama at +1-305-857-8939 for a private inventory conversation including vessels not yet publicly listed.
Talk to Robert Lama About Azimut
Robert Lama has been buying and selling Azimut yachts in the South Florida market for over 14 years — across every series from the Atlantis to the Grande. Whether you are comparing models within the Azimut lineup, evaluating Azimut against Ferretti or Sunseeker, or looking for a specific hull in the pre-owned market, the conversation starts with a direct call.
- 📞 Phone: +1-305-857-8939
- 📧 Email: bob@miamiys.com
- 📍 Location: 953 Harbor View N, Hollywood, FL 33019 (By Appointment)
Robert Lama is the founder and principal broker of Miami International Yacht Sales, an IYBA-member luxury yacht brokerage based in South Florida. With over 13 years of experience in 100’–250′ class superyacht transactions, Robert has facilitated multi-million dollar acquisitions and new builds with leading shipyards in Italy and the Netherlands. His background in Commercial Real Estate in New York gives him a unique edge in complex yacht deal structuring and negotiation.