The Absolute 52 FLY is a new direction, a ground-breaking example of marine architecture that offers Absolute’s trademark features, including many found only on much larger yachts.
Everything was designed to ensure an exceptional cruising experience, with sensations of comfort and space heightened by ample headroom, minimal use of steps, extensive glazing and countless design details that facilitate life on board for guests and crew.
The 52 FLY’s stunning flybridge is a luxurious platform for enjoying the sea from a lofty viewpoint. The helm station, complete with ergonomic seats and large MFDs offering fingertip control of all onboard systems, is accompanied by settees so that the owner-captain can enjoy good company even when at the controls. With a dining table, a galley and a bar unit, the flybridge is a privileged location for life on board, where moments of total relaxation can be enjoyed on its stern terrace area with modular furnishing.
The cockpit terrace, always a highlight of Absolute yachts, is a flexible space that pampers guests from morning to evening. Its modular furniture can be arranged as required, and the adjustable shades ensure comfort as the day progresses. There is easy access to the stern platform for close contact with the sea, and magical moments at sunset can be accompanied by the delights prepared in the nearby wet bar and galley. Absolute’s attention to the best possible views can be seen in the glazed stern parapet and the open gunwale design.
Extensive glazing, a familiar Absolute trademark, is particularly visible in the saloon, where there are fantastic 360-degree views. In addition to air conditioning, natural ventilation can be provided by the electrically controlled vertically sliding windows. The galley is fully equipped, and, unusually for boats of this size, there is also a spacious pantry.
The central helm station, in direct contact with the saloon, is in a position that ensures optimum visibility, and it features advanced infotronics and comprehensive on-screen monitoring of all onboard systems. A door is conveniently placed for rapid transit from the main helm station to the lateral walkway, facilitating harbour manoeuvres..
