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Yacht · 49 ft (15 m) · Dubai
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Azimut Yachts
- Modèle
- Azimut 50 Fly
- Longueur
- 49 ft (15 m)
- Passagers
- 5
- Cabines
- 2
Verdict
The 2017 Azimut 50 Fly is a well-balanced flybridge yacht with strong Mediterranean styling, a roomy three-cabin layout, and respectable twin-Volvo performance. It is best suited to owners who want a comfortable family cruiser with good speed and easy liveability rather than the lowest running costs.
Avantages
- +Attractive Azimut styling with a contemporary flybridge profile
- +Three-cabin, six-berth layout is practical for family cruising
- +Twin 670 hp diesels deliver brisk cruising and around 31-32 knot top speed
- +Generous fuel and water capacity for a yacht in this size class
- +Flybridge and social spaces suit entertaining at anchor
Inconvénients
- −Not especially economical compared with smaller or lower-powered yachts
- −User-provided 49 ft / 2-cabin / 5-guest figures do not match the confirmed model specs
- −Single-crew operation is possible but the yacht is primarily designed for owner-operator or supported use
- −Value depends heavily on condition and maintenance history in the pre-owned market
The Azimut 50 Fly is a stylish flybridge yacht with the brand’s recognizable Italian lines and a layout aimed at relaxed cruising. Public listings place the 2017 model at about 52 ft LOA, with a beam of 15'3", and the confirmed configuration is a three-cabin boat for six guests rather than the smaller figures provided.
On the water, twin Volvo D11-class diesels in the 670 hp range give the boat strong planing performance, with published top speeds around 31-32 knots and cruise speeds in the mid-20s. That makes it quick for a yacht of this type, while the hull form and beam should provide a stable feel underway and at anchor.
Inside, the 50 Fly’s appeal is livability: three cabins, multiple heads, and a flybridge layout that works well for family trips or entertaining. The trade-off is operating cost and upkeep, which are typical of a premium 50-foot flybridge yacht and can be significant if the boat has not been maintained carefully.
Overall, it is a convincing all-rounder with strong design, good pace, and solid comfort, but it is best judged as a premium cruiser rather than a budget purchase.
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