Aspiring to authentic nautical harmony, the Fly 72 balances cloud-like comfort on knife’s edge naval architecture. The pursuit of perfect proportions diffuses a gentle transversality across the onboard environments, with distinctive design details echoing throughout the surrounding spaces. Between the refined hull shape, carbon fiber construction and powerful propulsion, the sportiness of the experience defies the expanding volumes for hosting. Experience a new equilibrium aboard the Fly 72. The Fly 72 enriches the Fly Series, the iconic Azimut line that recalls the revolutionary spirit of the past for the avant-garde of tomorrow, offering the timeless emotion of gliding over the waves, suspended between sky and sea in absolute freedom. The fly offers every al fresco attraction, from the su lounge by the helm station to the dining table opposite the sprawling American bar, rounding off over the stern with an open area, ready for any use. Sunshades and built-in refrigeration ensure hospitable hosting all day long, with the best views on board. The American bar on the flybridge brings service, and therefore hosting, to a whole new level. While guests enjoy the sunbathing, dining and open-ended aft areas throughout the day, the crew moves discretely along their own path on the starboard side to access the helm and bar. Skippers, including owner operators, appreciate the clean and complete helm station on the flybridge ensures optimal visibility. The suite of electronic monitoring and control systems ensures constant oversight and the utmost safety for all guests on board. The interiors are designed with a transversal stylistic line, which runs from the exclusive atmospheres of the nautical world to the refinement of contemporary design. These two worlds meet in the project, creating imagery inspired by the masters of Italian design of the last century to reinterpret iconic details and define a new and unique style. The transversal design is also evident in the choice of materials and shapes: wood combined with precious materials such as bronze and glossy lacquers, and shapes balanced between linearity and softness. From the aft entrance, a series of spaces follow in sequence to provide lounging close by the cockpit, amidships a galley and dining area and forward the helm and an additional dinette. The design of the galley walls creates a beautiful effect when walking by, though the pastel color prevents it from outshining other elements, like the custom lighting and furniture. Asymmetrical design elements, pastel colors and natural, tactile materials create a sense of tranquility seldom felt even at home. The private bathroom and walk-in closet ensure the utmost comfort for extended stays at sea, with a vanity desk and chaise longue to starboard and storage to port. The double cabins take advantage of the asymmetrical design theme on board as well, with even the orientation of the beds, the headboards and the decorations defying classical standards for an avant-garde appeal. Significant standing room and the mirrored wardrobe make dressing a breeze, as well as accessing the abundance of personal storage.