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The Azimut Fly 53 is a pre-owned 55-foot (16.76 m) motor yacht from Italian yard Azimut Yachts, offered for sale in Dubai through Gulf Fleet. She offers 3 cabins, room for 12 guests and a 4.88 m beam.
She is powered by 2 × Volvo Penta IPS (1,450 hp combined), reaching 31 knots with a 26-knot cruise.
Buying a yacht in the UAE involves more than the vessel: survey, registration and flag, insurance, berthing and crew. Gulf Fleet arranges viewings in Dubai and supports the whole process, including finance. Request the full specification, interior layout and equipment list for the Azimut Fly 53 by WhatsApp, or ask about similar yachts if this one is not the right fit.
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The Profile
Hard chines and a low-slung flybridge mark the Fly 53's exterior lines, photographed at anchor as the light drops. Twin Volvo Penta IPS pod drives behind the waterline give this 16.76-metre hull a 31-knot top end and a 26-knot cruise.
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The Saloon
A light oak and cream interior runs the full beam — an L-shaped sofa facing a wall-mounted TV, with the galley open to the same floor. Glazing on both sides keeps the space bright through the day.
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The Helm
A single-pedestal helm seat faces a digital instrument binnacle with side-by-side multifunction displays. IPS joystick control sits to hand, with bench seating immediately behind for the co-pilot and guests.
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Master Stateroom
The master cabin carries the same cream-and-oak palette as the saloon above — a centreline bed, soft upholstered headboard, and hull windows on both sides bringing in natural light at water level.
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The Flybridge
An open flybridge with wraparound seating and a sun pad forward of the helm console — the highest, most ventilated deck on the boat, sized for the 53's 12-guest capacity at anchor.
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The Galley
A linear galley finished in matching oak cabinetry, with an induction cooktop, integrated sink, and worktop space set into the same open-plan deck as the saloon — built for self-sufficient days at anchor.