Azimut 60 Fly

Onboard the Azimut 60 Fly

The Azimut 60 Fly carries its name for a reason: the flybridge is the natural gathering point on board, open to the sky and set above the lower deck saloon where the mood turns more private. At 20 metres, the yacht reads as substantial without tipping into the scale of a superyacht — a size that suits Mallorca's marinas and its more sheltered coves equally well, with three cabins below giving the layout a genuine cruising rhythm rather than a day-boat's single-purpose deck plan.

A charter based from Mallorca puts the Azimut 60 Fly within reach of both the short and the longer format. For an afternoon on the water, a departure from a Palma-area marina toward the Bay of Palma covers an easy few hours of cruising with a return before dusk. The same three cabins also make a case for staying out longer — a run along the east coast toward the calas near Porto Cristo or Cala Pi, for instance, is better suited to a boat that can sleep its guests rather than simply carry them for the day; provisioning for a night or two aboard can be arranged ahead of departure so the galley and stores are set before you leave the dock.

Twelve guests by day and three cabins for those staying over make this a practical choice for a couple bringing family or friends, or a small group who want the option of an overnight without needing anything larger. It suits charterers who want a proper yacht experience — flybridge, saloon, cabins — without the logistics of a much bigger vessel, and who value being able to decide close to departure whether the trip stays a single afternoon or extends into a multi-day route along the coast.