36.9m Maiora 36 Exuma Brings 33-Knot Shallow-Draft Platform to Genoa
The second Maiora 36 Exuma is appearing at Genoa with a 1.45-metre draft, 33-knot maximum speed and triple MAN V12 propulsion.
Azimut has opened its 2026 Genoa display with twelve yachts across the Grande, Magellano, Fly and Seadeck ranges at Dock F.
Azimut is presenting a twelve-yacht line-up at the 2026 Genoa International Boat Show, which runs from 1 to 6 October at Piazzale Kennedy. The official display at Dock F spans several of the builder’s ranges and includes large models such as the Grande 44M, Magellano 30M and Grande 26M alongside Fly and Seadeck yachts.
Azimut’s official Genoa page lists twelve yachts on display, combining the Grande, Magellano, Fly and Seadeck families in one of the builder’s broadest Mediterranean show presentations of the autumn season. The line-up ranges from smaller production models through to yachts that sit firmly within Superyacht Guide’s 24-metre-and-above editorial scope.
The published list includes Magellano 30M, Fly 53, Fly 62, Fly 82, Fly 70, Magellano 60, Seadeck 6, Seadeck 7, Seadeck 9, Magellano 27M, Grande 26M and Grande 44M. Azimut notes that the display list remains subject to change during the show period.
The Grande 44M gives the Genoa stand its largest superyacht-scale presence, while the Grande 26M and the two larger Magellano models broaden the range of hull concepts and cruising briefs represented. Together they show how Azimut is using the event to place different design philosophies in front of the same Italian and international audience.
The Magellano range is built around long-distance cruising and the builder’s crossover approach, while Grande represents the company’s larger and more custom-oriented offering. Their inclusion alongside Fly and Seadeck models makes the stand relevant to buyers comparing different operating profiles rather than a single narrowly defined yacht type.
Azimut is also using Genoa to place several Fly models and three Seadeck yachts alongside the larger Grande and Magellano entries. That creates a direct comparison between conventional flybridge layouts, lower-emission design priorities and the larger-yacht products that sit further up the company’s range.
For visitors, the value of that mix is practical because layout, deck circulation and propulsion philosophy can be compared within one manufacturer portfolio. The show environment also allows owners and advisers to move between models without relying solely on renders, brochures or isolated dealer presentations.
The Genoa appearance follows a busy September for Azimut, including the Monaco Yacht Show and other regional events. The Italian show keeps the builder in front of the Mediterranean market as the autumn season moves from Monaco into Genoa and then toward later October events in Greece and Turkey.
Superyacht Guide is reporting the official Genoa line-up as a current event update rather than presenting the listed yachts as new launches. Model availability, final display positions and access arrangements remain subject to the show schedule and Azimut’s own operational decisions during the six-day event.
Official sources: azimutyachts.com; azimutyachts.com.
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