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Azimut Seadeck 6 Video Review: Side Terraces and a Zen Interior

By the YachtWay editorial deskUpdated October 2026Video walkthrough7 min read

The Azimut Seadeck 6 is a 57 ft cruiser built around calm, with warm tones and bulkheads made from more than 15,000 recycled plastic bottles. We walked a 2025 boat in Fort Lauderdale. She has fold-down side terraces, a docking station on the side deck, a galley that hides behind doors, a pop-down TV, a VIP cabin, a twin guest cabin, a full-beam owner's cabin, a crew cabin and triple Volvo IPS 650s.

A zen boat for getting away

Azimut designed the Seadeck to bring you closer to the sea. The side terraces fold down by the aft dining area, the windows run from floor to ceiling, and cutouts in the gunwales keep the water in view when you sit. Inside, everything is hidden until you need it, from the oven to the glasses. The boat also uses recycled plastic bottles in the bulkheads and carpets made from old fishing nets.

The vibeWarm, calm and very homey
The power3x Volvo Penta D6-IPS650, 1,440 hp
Best forWeekend escapes, families, owner-drivers

What stood out on board

  • Fold-down side terraces
    At the push of a button the sides of the aft deck fold out, bringing you closer to the water.
  • A greener build
    Over 15,000 recycled plastic bottles in the bulkheads and carpets made from old fishing nets.
  • A galley that hides
    The oven, dishwasher, cutlery and glasses all sit behind doors, so the salon stays clean.
  • A docking station on deck
    A joystick and thruster controls on the side deck, with a view from the stern to the bow.
  • Azimut espresso cups
    Branded cups and plates in foam slots by the helm, so nothing moves at sea.
  • A full-beam owner's cabin
    Midships, with low furniture, a seat by the low windows and a TV that rises.
Under way off Fort Lauderdale. 01:55
The aft dining table, which opens up for six. 03:25
The salon, under a skylight with louvres. 09:20
The full-beam owner's cabin, close to the waterline. 19:00
The bow sunbed, with adjustable backrests. 06:30

Spec sheet at a glance

FeatureWhat you getThe benefit
Length overall56 ft 7 in (17.25 m)Feels like a 60 footer inside
Beam16 ft 7 in (5.06 m)Room for a full-beam owner's cabin
Draft4 ft 8 in (1.43 m)Fine for the Bahamas
Dry weight31 t (68,342 lb)Steady, with a Seakeeper on board
Tanks634 gal fuel, 156 gal water (2,400 L, 590 L)Weekends away without a stop
Power (as filmed)3x Volvo Penta D6-IPS650, 1,440 hpJoystick docking from two stations
Speeds33 kn top, 24 kn cruise (listing figures)We did not sea trial this boat
LayoutOwner, VIP, twin guest and crew cabinsTwo heads plus a crew shower
Helm16 in Garmin screens, adjustable seats and wheelEasy to drive yourself
GalleyConvection oven, dishwasher, full-size fridgeHidden behind doors when not in use
StabiliserSeakeeperCalm at anchor
DesignAlberto Mancini, Matteo Thun and Antonio RodriguezWarm, Japanese-inspired interior

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Swim platform and aft deck

The swim platform, big enough for a jet ski or tender. 01:15

The swim platform lowers into the water and can carry a jet ski or a small tender. The aft sunbed has a padded edge to lean on, and storage underneath.

  • Gates.
    Side boarding gates sit flush under the cushions.
  • Terraces.
    Fold down at the push of a button.
  • Dining.
    A table that opens for six, plus a director's chair.
  • Shade.
    An electric Bimini folds out of the ceiling.
  • Handles.
    Built into the angled backrests.

Side decks and bow

The docking station on the side deck. 04:35

Wide teak slats make the side decks feel bigger. Quick-release fender clips and a docking station help when you come alongside.

  • Docking.
    A joystick, Side-Power bow thruster and engine controls.
  • Bow sunbed.
    Adjustable backrests, cup holders and a cubby.
  • Lighting.
    Pop-up lights for evenings at anchor.
  • Shade.
    Four carbon poles for a Bimini.
  • Mooring.
    A small winch to pull in to a buoy.

Galley

The galley, with its appliances hidden away. 08:20

Only the cooktop is in view. Everything else sits behind doors, and the window next to the galley drops down to talk to guests aft.

  • Oven.
    A convection oven behind doors that slide in.
  • Dishwasher.
    Hidden next to the cutlery drawer.
  • Fridge.
    Full size, with a freezer.
  • Glasses.
    In a hidden cabinet behind a panel.
  • Privacy.
    Shades close for the marina.

Salon and helm

The helm console, with Garmin screens and a joystick. 11:20

The salon has floor-to-ceiling windows and a skylight with louvres. A TV drops from the ceiling, and the table lowers to coffee table height.

  • Seats.
    Two helm seats that slide and rise, with steps.
  • Screens.
    16 in Garmin displays and AC vents.
  • Wheel.
    Adjustable up and down.
  • Espresso.
    Azimut cups and plates in foam slots.
  • Panel.
    The electrical panel sits under a lid.

VIP and guest cabins

The twin guest cabin. 17:00

Lit steps lead down past a wine cooler. The VIP is forward and the twin guest cabin to the side, sharing a Jack and Jill bathroom.

  • VIP cabin.
    A queen bed, closets on both sides and portholes.
  • Bathroom.
    A curved shower door and bronze-finish fittings.
  • Guest cabin.
    Two twin beds, storage and a strong AC vent.
  • Laundry.
    A washer-dryer in the hallway.

Owner's cabin, crew and engine room

The owner's cabin, with a TV that rises. 19:40

The owner's cabin takes the full beam midships, with low furniture, wood slats and suede panels. A crew cabin and the engine room sit aft.

Owner's cabin

  • Seat.
    By the low windows, close to the waterline.
  • Fridge.
    A small one by the stairs.
  • Bathroom.
    Bronze fittings, a raised ledge and a shower.

Crew cabin

  • Bed.
    A single bed, with storage under it.
  • Head.
    A toilet with a shower that clips overhead.

Engine room

  • Engines.
    Three Volvo IPS 650 pods with room to walk around.
  • Systems.
    A Kohler generator, a Seakeeper and a watermaker.
The verdict

The Seadeck 6 is a calm boat. The side terraces, the floor-to-ceiling windows and the low gunwale cutouts keep you close to the water, and the hidden galley keeps the salon clean. Three cabins with a full-beam owner's suite, a crew cabin and a washer-dryer make long weekends easy, and the joystick and docking station make her simple to run yourself. The recycled materials are a welcome step for the industry.

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In this video

  1. 00:00 Introduction
  2. 01:06 Aft deck and side terraces
  3. 04:05 Side decks and bow
  4. 07:13 Main salon and galley
  5. 10:42 Helm station
  6. 13:28 VIP and guest cabins
  7. 17:33 Owner's cabin
  8. 22:20 Crew cabin
  9. 23:30 Engine room
  10. 24:55 Conclusion
Presented by
Heigo Paartalu
YachtWay Spotlight host
Filmed by
YachtWay Studios