Market Guide
Azimut 55 Fly
The Azimut 55 Fly is a 55-foot luxury flybridge motor yacht produced by Italian shipbuilder Azimut Yachts. Part of the Azimut Fly series, the 55 Fly is renowned for having the largest flybridge in its class, combining Italian design excellence with high-performance engineering. It is widely considered one of the most prestigious flybridge yachts in the 50–60 foot category.
Production History
The Azimut 55 Fly was produced across multiple model years in the mid-to-late 2010s. The 2019 model year represents one of the most refined iterations, featuring updated interior design, upgraded electronics integration, and refined hull performance.
Buyer Profile
The Azimut 55 Fly appeals to experienced boaters seeking a flagship vessel for extended coastal cruising, entertaining, and weekend escapes. Typical buyers are high-net-worth individuals and families in coastal markets such as Florida, the Carolinas, the Northeast, and the Pacific Coast, as well as Mediterranean and Caribbean markets.
Operating Costs
- Fuel: 57–81 gallons per hour depending on speed
- Annual maintenance: $25,000 – $50,000 estimated
- Insurance: $8,000 – $18,000 annually
- Marina / dockage: varies by location
- Bottom paint: every 12–18 months
What to Look For
- Engine hours — under 1,000 is considered low
- Generator hours — Kohler units are reliable; under 1,500 is good
- Seakeeper condition — expensive to repair, worth verifying
- Through-hull fittings — check for corrosion
- Teak condition — refinishing is costly
- Storm or hurricane history — always verify with documented records
- Charter history — significantly impacts wear
Specs snapshot
Pulled from the most recent listing of this model.
- Length Overall (LOA)
- 57 ft 5 in
- Beam
- 16 ft 1 in
- Min Draft
- 4 ft 11 in
- Max Bridge Clearance
- 23 ft
- Gross Tonnage
- 28.57
- Hull Shape
- Monohull
- Hull Material
- Fiberglass
- Max Speed
- 30.5 kn @ 2,350 rpm (81 gph)
- Cruising Speed
- 23.5 kn @ 2,000 rpm (57 gph)
- Drive Type
- Direct Drive
- Engine 1
- 2019 MAN D2676LE423
- Engine 2
- 2019 MAN D2676LE423
- Power (each)
- 788 hp
- Engine Hours
- 660
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
Common questions
What is the price of the 2019 Azimut 55 Fly for sale in Tampa Bay?
$998,500 USD, tax paid.
How many engine hours does this Azimut 55 Fly have?
660 hours on twin MAN D2676LE423 diesel engines, each producing 788 hp.
Does the 2019 Azimut 55 Fly have a Seakeeper?
Yes. This vessel is equipped with a Seakeeper gyro stabilization system.
What is the range of a 2019 Azimut 55 Fly?
At cruising speed of 23.5 knots, the Azimut 55 Fly achieves approximately 10–11 hours of cruising on its 618-gallon tank — a range of roughly 230–260 nautical miles.
Where is this Azimut 55 Fly located?
Tampa, Florida, United States. Available for private viewing by appointment.
How does the Azimut 55 Fly compare to the Azimut 50 Fly?
The 55 Fly offers approximately 15% more interior volume, a significantly larger flybridge, and more powerful engines than the 50 Fly at a corresponding price premium.
Is the Azimut 55 Fly good for offshore use?
Yes. The deep-V hull and Seakeeper gyro stabilizer make it well-suited for coastal and offshore passages. The stabilizer dramatically improves comfort in beam seas.
What is the fuel consumption of the Azimut 55 Fly?
At max speed of 30.5 knots the twin MAN engines consume approximately 81 gallons per hour combined. At cruising speed of 23.5 knots consumption drops to approximately 57 gallons per hour.
How many people can sleep aboard the Azimut 55 Fly?
The three-stateroom layout sleeps 6 guests comfortably across the owner's cabin, VIP forward cabin, and guest cabin, plus 1-2 crew in the separate crew cabin.
What does it cost to maintain an Azimut 55 Fly annually?
Budget $25,000 to $50,000 annually for routine maintenance, bottom paint, and servicing on a well-maintained Azimut 55 Fly. Major service items such as Seakeeper or engine overhaul are additional.
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