March 11, 2026
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Read the articleThe Azimut Seadeck Series
Hybrid-electric family yachts built around the sea-level Fun Deck
Seadeck is Azimut's answer to a simple question: what if the best part of the boat was the part closest to the water? The series is built around a low aft terrace — the Fun Deck — that puts your family a step from the sea instead of a ladder above it, and pairs it with hybrid-electric propulsion for quieter hours at anchor and lower fuel burn.
We review the Seadeck 6 at 56 feet and the Seadeck 7 at 71 feet. These are the most family-focused yachts Azimut builds, and among the first production hybrids from a major Italian yard.
The Seadeck Lineup, Smallest to Largest
Every Azimut Seadeck model we review in depth, in the order owners step up through the series.
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The Azimut Seadeck 6 is a 56'7" hybrid cruiser—triple Volvo Penta IPS for 33 knots, 40% lower emissions, and 8 hours of silent hotel power from its 42kWh battery pack.
Azimut Seadeck 7 — 71ft eco-conscious flybridge with Fun Island cockpit and Volvo Penta hybrid IPS option. Four cabins, carbon fiber construction, 40% lower emissions. RINA Green Plus certified. Expert advisory from Minted Yachts, Fort Lauderdale.
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Moving Up the Seadeck Series
Seadeck is the newest series in the range, so the progression story is still being written — but the pattern is already visible: owners come in from smaller dayboats or from traditional flybridge yachts specifically for the aft-deck lifestyle and the hybrid running gear. The step from Seadeck 6 to 7 adds a full deck of living space while keeping the same sea-level focus.
If sustainability and time-at-anchor comfort rank above top-end speed on your list, this is the Azimut series to see first.
Our Take
Seadeck is the first Azimut in years that made me rethink how families actually use a boat. Nobody spends the day at the helm — they spend it aft, at the water. The Fun Deck gets that right, and the hybrid drivetrain means your hours at anchor are quiet ones.
The Seadeck 7 is my pick of the pair: the extra length buys a real second living area without losing the low-to-the-sea character that makes this series special. If you are choosing between a Seadeck and a similar-size Fly, take your family aboard both — the Seadeck sells itself to the people who will actually use it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Seadeck's hybrid system actually pay for itself?
Buy it for the lifestyle, not the fuel math. The savings on passage are real but modest; the bigger return is silent hours at anchor, no generator drone over dinner, and lower emissions in the anchorages you love. Owners who value those things never regret the system — owners running a payback spreadsheet should buy on layout and use case instead.
Is the Azimut Seadeck a hybrid yacht?
Yes. Seadeck models pair conventional engines with electric propulsion, letting you maneuver and spend hours at anchor on quiet electric power while cutting fuel burn on passage. They are among the first production hybrids from a major Italian builder. Full propulsion specs with sources are on each model's review page.
What is the Azimut Seadeck series?
Seadeck is Azimut's hybrid-electric family line, built around the Fun Deck — a low aft terrace a step from the water instead of a ladder above it. We review the Seadeck 6 at 56 feet and Seadeck 7 at 71 feet. It is the series to see if time at anchor with family matters more than top-end speed.
Is the Azimut Seadeck good for the Bahamas and sandbar days?
It is arguably the best Azimut for exactly that. The Fun Deck sits a step from the water — made for sandbar afternoons, swimmers, and paddleboards — and the hybrid system lets you sit at anchor on quiet electric power instead of running a generator. Draft and range for each model are in the verified spec tables on the Seadeck 6 and Seadeck 7 review pages.
Which Seadeck Fits Your Life?
Tell us how you plan to use the boat — guests, range, crew or no crew — and we'll give you the straight story on where in the Seadeck series you belong, new or brokerage.
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