Born entertainer

The functional and convivial Azimut Flybridge series goes on display at SCIBS 2024.

15 May 2024

d’Albora Marine, the exclusive Australian representative for Azimut Yachts, is showcasing its newly delivered Azimut 53 and 60 Flybridge series vessels at this year’s Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, which runs from 23 to 26 May 2024 in Queensland.

Known for its Italian heritage and sleek lines, Azimut delivers highly functional entertaining vessels to Australian shores. Their extended flybridge living spaces blend beauty with functionality under the Australian sun.

According to d’Albora Marine, the Azimut 60 is Australia’s most popular model. It features three cabins, three bathrooms, and a single crew quarter.

Powered by twin Volvo D13 900hp shaft-drive diesel engines, this model has a designer interior, a full-height dinette window, and a class-leading entertainer’s flybridge.

d’Albora Marine is showing the Azimut 60 Flybridge at SCIBS 2024.

According to d’Albora Marine, the Azimut 60 is Australia’s most popular model.

The Azimut 60 features three cabins, three bathrooms, and a single crew quarter.

Welcoming dinette on the Azimut 60 Flybridge.

This specific Azimut 60, available now, has options and upgrades.

At the helm of the Azimut 60.

The 60 has a Seakeeper gyro stabiliser, bow and stern thrusters and joystick controls.

There is a class-leading entertainer’s flybridge aboard the Azimut 60 Fly.

Master head aboard the 60.

Master cabin aboard the Azimut 60 Fly.

The newly delivered Azimut 53 is a three-cabin, two-bathroom flybridge vessel powered by twin Volvo IPS.

Salon aboard the Azimut 53 Fly.

Owner suite aboard the 53.

Further options include a Seakeeper gyro stabiliser, bow thruster and cockpit docking station.

The Azimut 53 is a new model from Azimut.

Standout features of the 53 include the aft galley, which opens out onto the cockpit.

The Azimut 53 Flybridge exterior was designed by Italian designer Alberto Mancini.

This specific Azimut 60, available now, has options and upgrades, including a Seakeeper gyro stabiliser, bow and stern thrusters and joystick controls.

The Azimut 53 is a new model from Azimut. Its exterior was designed by Italian designer Alberto Mancini. It is a three-cabin, two-bathroom flybridge vessel powered by twin Volvo IPS.

Standout features of the 53 include the aft galley, which opens out onto the cockpit, and the extensive coverage of the hard top on the flybridge.

Further options include a Seakeeper gyro stabiliser, bow thruster and cockpit docking station.

d’Albora Marine is the new and used boat sales division of the Australian marina and hospitality network d’Albora, which has 13 marina locations nationwide.

Both vessels will be displayed at the d’Albora floating marina stand during SCIBS 2024.

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