Our written review of the AZIMUT FLY 72 is now live! Follow the link for the detailed review, rivals & deck plans: www.yachtbuyer.com/en/reviews/azimut-fly-72-2023
Your yacht tours set the industry standard. While there are countless yacht tours available, what sets yours apart is your expertise, which appears deeply rooted in a genuine passion for life on the water-not the product of TH-cam tutorials, but of true hands-on experience. YachtBuyer brings the vessel to life with exceptional video production that highlights the yacht itself. You present the essential details a prospective buyer wants to know: materials, operation, engine specs, crew accommodations, and mechanical considerations, among others. The inclusion of a floor plan as you guide us through the tour is invaluable-it helps us orient ourselves and fully appreciate the space you're describing. The professionalism of your camera operator enhances the experience-steady, composed, and clearly not a casual setup. You rely on skill rather than over-the-top production or personal gimmicks. Your delivery is a masterclass in understatement: knowledgeable but never pretentious, and refreshingly free of superfluous adjectives. Your candid remarks, like "I don’t know anything about interior design, but it looks good to me," add authenticity and charm. Thank you, too, for respecting your audience. You assume intelligence and interest, focusing on what truly matters rather than indulging in unnecessary details-no endless drawer openings, or overenthusiastic exclamations about ice makers or hinges here. If I could suggest one thing, and this is my personal preference, it would be to include night shots or drone footage of the yacht lit up on the water. That would truly make for a flawless viewing experience. Well done, and keep up the excellent work!
GoDriveSmart I couldn’t agree more with you on Jack’s informative, detailed, nuanced commentary, that respects the intelligence of his audience. I used to own a 72 foot motor yacht in France so I am not exactly a newbie. Jack’s details are so useful, unlike other commentators to whom you are clearly referring, who babble on about storage, and “here’s the fridge” Oh you don’t say - had it not been for you pointing out the bleeding obvious I would never have known the boat had a fridge.
Can quite understand your understated enthusiasm, Jack, because what a gorgeous yacht. Lovely, tasteful interior design. Stylish without any garishness. Terrific. Thanks for that.
Interior looks warm and enticing...i really like it...the wood choice is exactly my style as well....designer did a banging job for 1st time styling a yacht.
That is a beautiful yacht, really nice styling and colour choices, I think the new designer did a good job, all the cabins are roomy in their own right and it as a nice flow to it. Great tour as always Jack many thanks.
Okay, I'll bite the bullet. You know those older yachts where you think, "How could they have chosen this style?" I have a feeling we are looking at the next iteration of those. The jumbled colour scheme is the biggest tell. The exaggerated furniture shapes is another hint. To me, it already feels "cluttered" and that's at a time when these colours are still in style. I do love the walkthrough as always. Thanks.
Huge fan of those reviews. I could never afford any of the boats you are reviewing but I love imagining what it would be like driving on one. Great review - Great Ship - Great Host Thank you Jack ❤
Azimut Fly 72, as usual the company who built and designed her (and what a design inside and exterior) have out done themselves. She'll be a popular boat and will do well in the market. Love it. Ps: a trip out to put her through her paces? Please pretty please Jack?
It's a beautiful boat, but agree why the dinette in addition to the other eating area unless it is convertable to a layout area for a passenger to relax while underway but guess it might be customizable to a degree depending on the shell mould. Love the interior design but agree that the galley should be at the stern of the boat. The one thing that seems to be missing from your reviews is the ranges at different speeds unless I am missing them.
Re your last point, all of this information is in our written reviews. Scroll to the bottom here for an example: www.yachtbuyer.com/en/reviews/sunseeker-88-yacht-2021
A very good tour format on this video. The cutaway shots from the presenter are welcome. We don't need to see drawers being opened or being told what you can use a cupboard for! Just a brief over view rather than detailed descriptions of each function of each: shower room, helm, kitchen etc. You can almost do away with the narration altogether as it's usually inane twaddle and mainly stating the bleedin' obvious! Only comment on the unobvious and then it's informative rather than annoyingly intelligence insulting!
@@Yachtbuyer Noooo, you are indispensable Jack and a great presenter. I suppose my frustration comes from your profession's collective pool, where most feel compelled to talk drivel continuously for some reason, treating the viewer as an imbecilic simpleton instead of focusing only on the unapparent and inconspicuous. After all, this market is aimed at grownups! Less words often speaks more. Don't fill the air with noise to justify the review, otherwise it becomes tedious tripe. Regards Julian
Excuse my ignorance but if someone was going to buy a boat like this brand new, a boat in the £1-5 million price range (for example) would they order through a broker or go direct to the manufacturer?
In order to be able to serve many different territories it makes more sense for sales and - importantly - after sales to be handled by a local dealer. You don’t buy a BMW directly from BMW and it’s much the same in the boat world - Jack
Love this boat, think they’ve nailed just about everything on it. Shame there’s not more room to have a seat layout in the cockpit that gives a better view of the sea, but I guess that’s the price you pay for having such a phenomenal foredeck space. Thanks for another great tour, one that included your height in it. 5’9” if I remember correctly 😂😉
Looks nice inside. They got rid of Achille Savigne and his ridiculous bean shapes that serve no purpose whatsoever and produced ridiculous unusable furniture. And oh what could be a good material for setting down jot stuff straight out of the oven? Did you say fine leather? I hope so because that's what Achille did. On several models. While probably not intentional, but by way of 'where else would I put this to serve dinner`'. It's like the people designing the boat, never went out in it,
@@Yachtbuyer thanks I actually figured it out. I feel like a dumbass because I should have known that. It wasn't like that,or I should say that dark before the last update. I appreciate you helping me! Even though I realized I was a moron before your comment,lol love your content keep it up.
@@Yachtbuyer my family and I literally watch your content and Nick's from aquaholics because it's the best. The others seem to have a biased agenda.or not as knowledgeable. We actually own several boats and live on the Bay in Chesapeake Maryland.. we are currently shopping for a new boat and use your content to help with our decision
There are lots of hits and misses in the design. The brown sofa on the starboard side is jarring, and the green cabinets in the toilets are equally off-putting. Unfortunately, in five years, this boat might look like it's 30 years old. Also, does the data you showed indicate only 310 nm range?
Holy shit that thing is beautiful. Not for me though. I’d happily operate something designed by the same guy who designs the interiors of Turkish prisons as long as it gets to the point and gets the job done.
Terrible layout for the salon. Why in Gods name have a booth dinette and a L shaped dinette leaving an underwhelming galley and living area. And then offering such ample space for the crew quarters and engine room for a 74' boat. Only the master is reminiscent of an Italian boat. Massive fail.
@sirmurf you somehow interpreted the opposite of what I said about the crew quarters. I stated why give such ample space, which means a lot of space, which takes away from available space for anything else. Same for the engine room. Same for having 2 dinettes. All great for the crew, but it takes away from the owner and guests. If this layout is for charters only, then it makes sense, but then why a midship galley? Put it by the cockpit for better entertaining. It's like they tried to make it for both, but instead, just made either less appealing.
@MonicaHolly143 you responded with crass without properly interpreting my whole comment. I literally said if the boat was for charters, meaning that you would have a crew, then it makes sense. But if so, they should have put the galley back for better entertaining. A boat this size doesn't need a crew unless it's specifically meant to charter. So now this boat just gave up a massive amount of space that will never be used under owner operated status. Again, massive fail. It clearly states they used an interior designer who never designed boat interiors before. Only homes. That's the equivalent of going to a veterinarian for brain surgery. It's obvious you're a typical indoctrinated sheep 🐑 that's responsible for 🦜 the narrative that's tearing the 🌎 apart. Congratulations 🎊 👏. You played yourself. While you struggle to simply survive in the coming 🌎 that your side is 💯 responsible for creating. The true bloods that are free thinkers like myself will enjoy taking everything for ourselves for next to nothing. Now, continue your 🧌 in your pathetic attempt to make yourself feel whole. Toodles.
Love the boat but prefer explorer type style. Just a concern, when you breathe kn your throat kinda rattles. Maybe you should consider a Dr's visit mate? Don't wanna watch the vlog without you...
Our written review of the AZIMUT FLY 72 is now live! Follow the link for the detailed review, rivals & deck plans: www.yachtbuyer.com/en/reviews/azimut-fly-72-2023
Your yacht tours set the industry standard. While there are countless yacht tours available, what sets yours apart is your expertise, which appears deeply rooted in a genuine passion for life on the water-not the product of TH-cam tutorials, but of true hands-on experience. YachtBuyer brings the vessel to life with exceptional video production that highlights the yacht itself. You present the essential details a prospective buyer wants to know: materials, operation, engine specs, crew accommodations, and mechanical considerations, among others.
The inclusion of a floor plan as you guide us through the tour is invaluable-it helps us orient ourselves and fully appreciate the space you're describing. The professionalism of your camera operator enhances the experience-steady, composed, and clearly not a casual setup. You rely on skill rather than over-the-top production or personal gimmicks. Your delivery is a masterclass in understatement: knowledgeable but never pretentious, and refreshingly free of superfluous adjectives. Your candid remarks, like "I don’t know anything about interior design, but it looks good to me," add authenticity and charm.
Thank you, too, for respecting your audience. You assume intelligence and interest, focusing on what truly matters rather than indulging in unnecessary details-no endless drawer openings, or overenthusiastic exclamations about ice makers or hinges here.
If I could suggest one thing, and this is my personal preference, it would be to include night shots or drone footage of the yacht lit up on the water. That would truly make for a flawless viewing experience.
Well done, and keep up the excellent work!
Thank you so much for the kind words, it’s really rewarding to read such positive comments about what we’re doing. Thanks for the support - Jack
GoDriveSmart I couldn’t agree more with you on Jack’s informative, detailed, nuanced commentary, that respects the intelligence of his audience. I used to own a 72 foot motor yacht in France so I am not exactly a newbie. Jack’s details are so useful, unlike other commentators to whom you are clearly referring, who babble on about storage, and “here’s the fridge” Oh you don’t say - had it not been for you pointing out the bleeding obvious I would never have known the boat had a fridge.
Love this boat and the interiors and the tour. Thanks Captain Jack…
You’re welcome Joe! - Jack
Can quite understand your understated enthusiasm, Jack, because what a gorgeous yacht. Lovely, tasteful interior design. Stylish without any garishness. Terrific. Thanks for that.
Well said, they've done a nice job with it. Thanks for watching! - Jack
Interior looks warm and enticing...i really like it...the wood choice is exactly my style as well....designer did a banging job for 1st time styling a yacht.
Gorgeous Yacht Captn Jack! Love the detail of it. ❤❤❤❤
That is a beautiful yacht, really nice styling and colour choices, I think the new designer did a good job, all the cabins are roomy in their own right and it as a nice flow to it. Great tour as always Jack many thanks.
Brilliant tour Jack and a very impressive boat. I really liked the allocation of space. More cozy than party, but I think that’s a plus.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Jack, I'm a Magellano fangrl but this is a very nice boat and the interior is gorgeous. Thanks for the tour.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Want to have. My boat in every aspect! Thanks for the detailed tour.
Our pleasure!
2 minutes late, sadly I’m slow. Keep posting please I love your content and it’s always awesome to watch!
Thanks! Will do!
Okay, I'll bite the bullet. You know those older yachts where you think, "How could they have chosen this style?" I have a feeling we are looking at the next iteration of those. The jumbled colour scheme is the biggest tell. The exaggerated furniture shapes is another hint. To me, it already feels "cluttered" and that's at a time when these colours are still in style.
I do love the walkthrough as always. Thanks.
Azimut really seem to be on their game now, across the range... 👍
Yep, they’ve nailed this one 👍 - Jack
This yacht is almost perfect!
What’s it missing?!
Huge fan of those reviews. I could never afford any of the boats you are reviewing but I love imagining what it would be like driving on one. Great review - Great Ship - Great Host
Thank you Jack ❤
Thanks Jake, really appreciate that! - Jack
On a par with arguably the nicest interiors for its class and those are the interiors designed by Princess yachts
Azimut Fly 72, as usual the company who built and designed her (and what a design inside and exterior) have out done themselves. She'll be a popular boat and will do well in the market. Love it.
Ps: a trip out to put her through her paces? Please pretty please Jack?
We’ll do our best! - J
Thanks Jack! 1st, of course. 😮😊
Well in, Chris! - Jack
It is a very competitive option.
Muito linda, maravilhosa, show!!!
🙏
It's a beautiful boat, but agree why the dinette in addition to the other eating area unless it is convertable to a layout area for a passenger to relax while underway but guess it might be customizable to a degree depending on the shell mould. Love the interior design but agree that the galley should be at the stern of the boat.
The one thing that seems to be missing from your reviews is the ranges at different speeds unless I am missing them.
Re your last point, all of this information is in our written reviews. Scroll to the bottom here for an example: www.yachtbuyer.com/en/reviews/sunseeker-88-yacht-2021
Very nice - always wonder why Italian Furniture is so low? Or is it not?
Seemed okay the me but they don’t really let you sit down at boat shows 😂 - J
Could you do an indept review of the X-Treme 78 Fly with sea trial? Espcially the systemn what they use for ankering is stunning
A very good tour format on this video. The cutaway shots from the presenter are welcome. We don't need to see drawers being opened or being told what you can use a cupboard for! Just a brief over view rather than detailed descriptions of each function of each: shower room, helm, kitchen etc. You can almost do away with the narration altogether as it's usually inane twaddle and mainly stating the bleedin' obvious! Only comment on the unobvious and then it's informative rather than annoyingly intelligence insulting!
Saves me a job! 😂 - Jack
@@Yachtbuyer Noooo, you are indispensable Jack and a great presenter.
I suppose my frustration comes from your profession's collective pool, where most feel compelled to talk drivel continuously for some reason, treating the viewer as an imbecilic simpleton instead of focusing only on the unapparent and inconspicuous. After all, this market is aimed at grownups! Less words often speaks more. Don't fill the air with noise to justify the review, otherwise it becomes tedious tripe.
Regards Julian
I appreciate that, thank you - J
You need to hire extra crew just to get all those cushion below every time it rains.
Excuse my ignorance but if someone was going to buy a boat like this brand new, a boat in the £1-5 million price range (for example) would they order through a broker or go direct to the manufacturer?
You would order through a dealer/agent for this type of boat 👍 - Jack
@@Yachtbuyercould you explain why?
In order to be able to serve many different territories it makes more sense for sales and - importantly - after sales to be handled by a local dealer. You don’t buy a BMW directly from BMW and it’s much the same in the boat world - Jack
Love this boat, think they’ve nailed just about everything on it. Shame there’s not more room to have a seat layout in the cockpit that gives a better view of the sea, but I guess that’s the price you pay for having such a phenomenal foredeck space. Thanks for another great tour, one that included your height in it. 5’9” if I remember correctly 😂😉
😏
Nice boat but the main saloon dinette looks really tight if all seats are being used you wont be able to get by the chairs
Wouldn't most people owner operate this boat 🚢 or not ?
I would imagine most are owner-run, yes - Jack
Looks nice inside. They got rid of Achille Savigne and his ridiculous bean shapes that serve no purpose whatsoever and produced ridiculous unusable furniture. And oh what could be a good material for setting down jot stuff straight out of the oven? Did you say fine leather? I hope so because that's what Achille did. On several models. While probably not intentional, but by way of 'where else would I put this to serve dinner`'. It's like the people designing the boat, never went out in it,
I don't know if you have control of this but in the description under your video it's so dark you can't really read it
Is your App in dark mode, Brian?
@@Yachtbuyer thanks I actually figured it out. I feel like a dumbass because I should have known that. It wasn't like that,or I should say that dark before the last update. I appreciate you helping me! Even though I realized I was a moron before your comment,lol love your content keep it up.
@@Yachtbuyer my family and I literally watch your content and Nick's from aquaholics because it's the best. The others seem to have a biased agenda.or not as knowledgeable. We actually own several boats and live on the Bay in Chesapeake Maryland.. we are currently shopping for a new boat and use your content to help with our decision
That’s great to hear Brian, thanks so much - Jack
There are lots of hits and misses in the design. The brown sofa on the starboard side is jarring, and the green cabinets in the toilets are equally off-putting. Unfortunately, in five years, this boat might look like it's 30 years old. Also, does the data you showed indicate only 310 nm range?
That range is at fast cruising speed, I will go a lot further if you slow down… - J
Lovely boat brilliantly show cased as always. The Italian designs can be sparce & minimalist. Not this one ... 🇬🇧
Thank you, much appreciated! - Jack
No point looking at the rest of the yacht because the ugly bow ruins it for me😊
Holy shit that thing is beautiful. Not for me though. I’d happily operate something designed by the same guy who designs the interiors of Turkish prisons as long as it gets to the point and gets the job done.
Not loving the accommodation, but who cares? I'll never be able to afford one!
i own a 100 foot long high speed motor yatch that sleeps 12 guest and acommodation for 6 crew. cruising speed is 30 mph and fast speed can be 60 mph
Terrible layout for the salon. Why in Gods name have a booth dinette and a L shaped dinette leaving an underwhelming galley and living area. And then offering such ample space for the crew quarters and engine room for a 74' boat. Only the master is reminiscent of an Italian boat. Massive fail.
The crew space is dreadful. And the galley is underwhelming? Which rival’s galley whelms you?
@sirmurf you somehow interpreted the opposite of what I said about the crew quarters. I stated why give such ample space, which means a lot of space, which takes away from available space for anything else. Same for the engine room. Same for having 2 dinettes. All great for the crew, but it takes away from the owner and guests. If this layout is for charters only, then it makes sense, but then why a midship galley? Put it by the cockpit for better entertaining. It's like they tried to make it for both, but instead, just made either less appealing.
Get your money up and customize it
Bro likes his crew to feel like sardines
@MonicaHolly143 you responded with crass without properly interpreting my whole comment. I literally said if the boat was for charters, meaning that you would have a crew, then it makes sense. But if so, they should have put the galley back for better entertaining. A boat this size doesn't need a crew unless it's specifically meant to charter. So now this boat just gave up a massive amount of space that will never be used under owner operated status. Again, massive fail. It clearly states they used an interior designer who never designed boat interiors before. Only homes. That's the equivalent of going to a veterinarian for brain surgery. It's obvious you're a typical indoctrinated sheep 🐑 that's responsible for 🦜 the narrative that's tearing the 🌎 apart. Congratulations 🎊 👏. You played yourself. While you struggle to simply survive in the coming 🌎 that your side is 💯 responsible for creating. The true bloods that are free thinkers like myself will enjoy taking everything for ourselves for next to nothing. Now, continue your 🧌 in your pathetic attempt to make yourself feel whole. Toodles.
Love the boat but prefer explorer type style. Just a concern, when you breathe kn your throat kinda rattles. Maybe you should consider a Dr's visit mate? Don't wanna watch the vlog without you...
Last shoot of a week-long show and my voice was goosed! - Jack
@@Yachtbuyer take care mate...