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Yacht · 39 ft (12 m) · Palau
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Azimut
- Modèle
- 39 Fly
- Longueur
- 39 ft (12 m)
- Passagers
- 8
Verdict
The Azimut 39 Fly is a classic compact flybridge cruiser with strong Mediterranean appeal, capable cruising, and solid day-to-day livability. Its strengths are style, outdoor space, and easy handling; its age means value depends heavily on maintenance and refit quality.
Avantages
- +Timeless Azimut flybridge styling with good deck presence
- +Practical 2-cabin layout for small groups or family use
- +Flybridge and cockpit create useful outdoor living space
- +Twin-diesel performance is well suited to coastal cruising
- +Bow thruster and trim tabs improve close-quarters handling
Inconvénients
- −Older design, so fit-out and systems vary by refit quality
- −Not as fuel-efficient or quiet as newer boats
- −Cabin volume is modest for overnight use with 8 guests onboard
- −Value is driven more by condition than by model rarity
- −Best suited to short cruises rather than long-range passagemaking
The Azimut 39 Fly is a 39-foot Italian flybridge yacht that follows the brand’s familiar formula: sleek exterior lines, a raised helm, and a layout focused on sociable coastal boating. In this 2010 example, the main appeal is not novelty but a proven platform that remains attractive for charter and private use, especially in warm-water destinations like Sardinia.
On the water, the model is generally regarded as a comfortable planing cruiser rather than a sporty high-performance yacht. With twin diesel engines in the mid-300 hp range, it should deliver relaxed cruise speeds and predictable handling, while bow thruster and trim tabs help when maneuvering in marinas or tight anchorages. The hull form and size make it better suited to coastal passages than rough-sea ambition.
Accommodation is practical for a boat of this length. Public listings for similar boats indicate a two-cabin, two-head layout with sleeping for four, while charter listings may allow up to eight guests aboard for day use. That makes it a sensible choice for family cruising or small groups, but overnight comfort is naturally limited compared with newer or larger yachts.
From a value perspective, the Azimut 39 Fly makes sense when the condition is strong and maintenance records are clear. Buyers and charter guests get recognizable styling, decent outdoor space, and solid usability, but they should expect older-generation systems and should judge the boat on refit quality, engine history, and overall upkeep rather than age alone.
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