Azimut SeaDeck 7

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The Seadeck 7 is where Azimut’s hybrid experiment matures into a serious long-range family cruiser. By stretching the Seadeck 6’s footprint, they’ve added a proper four-cabin layout and a flybridge, making this a true “full-on plunge” into the eco-luxury sector. The standout feature remains the “Fun Island” — a massive sea-level social hub with folding balconies that add 450 square feet of real estate, effectively blurring the lines between a 70-foot yacht and a superyacht beach club. Inside, the Matteo Thun design feels more like a high-end Milanese apartment than a boat, utilizing sustainable materials like cork decking and carpets made from recycled fishing nets.

However, the pursuit of style and sustainability does come with trade-offs. The engine room is notoriously cramped due to the complex hybrid systems and IPS drives. Additionally, while the flybridge adds vital outdoor space, it is relatively compact compared to traditional flybridge yachts in this size class, as a portion of its surface is dedicated to solar panels. The galley has also been moved forward and enclosed to separate the crew, which may not appeal to those who prefer an open, social galley-aft configuration.

The ideal buyer is a tech-savvy family looking to transition into more sustainable yachting without losing the speed and style Azimut is known for. It’s a “boater’s boat” that manages to be both luxurious and rugged enough for kids and wet bathing suits, while the RINA Green Plus Platinum certification provides a strong narrative for the environmentally conscious owner.”