2002 Azimut Azimut 42

Step aboard and you’ll notice how bright and open the saloon feels, thanks to the sweeping side windows and the curved seating that keeps everyone facing the water, not the walls. The interior joinery has that warm, classic Azimut gloss that still turns heads when you slide into a marina. On the flybridge, the helm is laid out so the skipper stays in the conversation, not isolated at the wheel. Wide side decks and solid rails make line handling and anchoring far less of a dance, especially with guests aboard. Underway, this hull settles into a confident, predictable groove that makes longer passages feel remarkably relaxed.

The Azimut 42 is a smart match for these waters, where conditions can shift from glassy calm to afternoon chop. Her deep-V profile and weight distribution help smooth out short, steep waves while keeping spray down. The flybridge gives you the visibility you want for reading channel markers, traffic, and skinny approaches, yet the boat’s size still fits comfortably into most slips and fuel docks. With two real staterooms and generous storage, she’s easy to live aboard for extended cruising, but not so large that you need a full-time crew. Efficient diesel power keeps range and running costs in check for frequent weekend runs and seasonal adventures.