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Luxury 70 Azimut Flybridge Charter ✨

Luxury 70 Azimut Flybridge Charter ✨ review

Yacht · 70 ft (21 m) · Miami

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed August 2, 2026
4.2/ 5
expert score
Design4.4
Performance4.1
Comfort4.5
Handling4.0
Value3.7

Key specs

Builder
Azimut
Model
68 FLYBRIDGE
Length
70 ft (21 m)
Guests
13
Cabins
4
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Verdict

The Azimut Fly 68 is a well-executed flybridge yacht with strong styling, a spacious 4-cabin layout, and credible cruising performance from twin 1000 hp MAN engines. It is best suited to private family cruising or upscale charter, but the listed 13-person capacity and 70 ft/2018 description do not match verified specs

Pros

  • +Distinctive Azimut styling with a large flybridge and modern GRP construction
  • +4-cabin layout with 3 heads and accommodation for 8 guests
  • +Twin 1000 hp engines give lively cruising performance for the size
  • +Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi support charter comfort

Cons

  • User-listed length, year, and guest capacity conflict with verified model data
  • Not as spacious or luxurious as larger 70+ ft flybridge yachts
  • Fuel burn and ownership costs are likely substantial at this power level
  • Handling is assisted rather than sporty; shaft-drive setup favors steadiness over agility

The Azimut Fly 68 has the brand’s familiar low-profile Italian styling, a generous flybridge, and a layout that prioritizes outdoor lounging and social space. Verified data points to a 4-cabin, 3-head configuration with 8-guest accommodation rather than the higher charter capacity in the listing.

On the water, twin 1000 hp MAN engines and a total of 2000 hp suggest confident planing performance and solid cruising ability for a yacht in this class. The shaft-drive setup should feel predictable and composed, with handling geared more toward stable passage making than tight, sportsboat-like maneuvering.

Livability is a strong point: four cabins, air conditioning, Wi‑Fi, and a 3-person crew setup make it suitable for extended cruising or charter use. Compared with larger or newer yachts, value depends heavily on condition and maintenance history, because operating costs, fuel use, and refit needs can materially affect the overall proposition.

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