Azimut 43 For Sale

The Azimut Atlantis 43 is an Italian-built hardtop sport cruiser that pairs the brand's standing finish with a more compact footprint than its larger fleetmates. Glazing set into the dark hull band, rather than small port holes, brings light below deck, and the carbon-look dark profiles along the sides and deckhouse mark out its sporting intent. It suits buyers stepping up from a speedboat or RIB who want real accommodation, as well as first-time owners who found a hardtop V-series sportscruiser too tight on space. A 2019 example listed on brokerage had run only 135 hours, with bellows replaced and a main-dealer engine service completed.

Power comes from twin Volvo Penta D6 400-horsepower engines on sterndrives, turning four counter-rotating propellers, two per engine. The boat planes in three to four seconds and reaches 25 knots in around 10 seconds. Minimum planing speed sits at 12 knots; at 2,500 rpm it runs 21 knots burning about 75 litres an hour. The ideal cruise is 25 knots at 2,750 rpm at under 100 litres an hour, and with trim and flaps adjusted it holds over 27 knots still below that figure, topping out at 36.5 knots. Spray rails keep the windshield and deck dry in wind and wake.

The helm carries a 16-inch screen space fitted with a 12-inch Raymarine hybrid-touch display and a 7-inch Volvo multifunction screen, plus Raymarine autopilot, anchor windlass control and a bow thruster. A joystick links to the sterndrives for tight harbour and lock work, and an opening side window lets the helmsman judge distances when berthing. Visibility is strong through the tall, wide windshield and thin pillars. The 2019 boat added an 8.5 kW generator, an electric opening roof, two diesel heater units, full air conditioning, an electric griddle and an ice maker, making it well suited to year-round UK use.

On deck, sun pads sit on bow and stern, each over 2 metres long and wide enough for three, with a movable stern backrest that converts seating into a sunbed beside the helm. The cockpit holds nine protected seats around an extendable table and a bar area, all on a single level. The submersible hydraulic high-low swim platform serves a garage sized for a 210 cm tender. Side walkways measure 25 cm wide, made safe by high gulwales.

Below, the master cabin has a 2.0 by 1.5 metre island berth, hanging lockers and 192 cm headroom, with locker capacity of 4,100 litres inside and 3,800 litres outside. The guest cabin runs to a twin or three-single arrangement with a sliding bed, and a dinette converts to give six berths total. The galley offers an induction hob, microwave, full-size fridge-freezer, and on some boats a dishwasher and washer-dryer. Optional fabrics from Missoni and Loro Piana are available, and the interior uses light Tamo ash wood.

Buyers searching Azimut 43 for sale should also note the earlier 43-foot Azimut flybridge model, built around 2010 with twin Cummins QSB 5.9 diesels on straight shafts, a bow thruster, an upper flybridge helm and lower helm, and a two-cabin layout with master forward.



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