
Flybridge Yachts
Classic silhouette and maximum open deck areaManufacturers of flybridge Yachts




The brand Absolute Yachts produces flybridge Yachts and semi-displacement Yachts. There are 17 models from 14 to 23 meters in the current model range from 3 lines: Coupe, Flybridge and Navetta.
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The brand Azimut produces flybridge Yachts and semi-displacement Yachts. There are 35 models from 10 to 39 meters.
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The brand Bavaria produces aft Cockpit Sailboats and enclosed Yachts. There are 37 models from 9 to 18 meters in the current model range from 9 lines: C-Line, Cruiser, Easy, R-Line, S-Line, SR-Line, Vida, Virtess and Vision.
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The brand Beneteau produces aft Cockpit Sailboats and outboard Boats. There are 42 models from 4 to 19 meters in the current model range from 12 lines: Antares, Figaro Beneteau, First, First SE, First Yacht, Flyer, Gran Turismo, Grand Trawler, Monte Carlo, Oceanis, Oceanis Yacht and Swift Trawler.
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The brand Burger Boat produces aluminum Yachts and semi-displacement Yachts. There are 10 models from 15 to 66 meters.
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The brand CL Yachts produces expedition Yachts and Trawlers and flybridge Yachts. There are 5 models from 19 to 30 meters in the current model range from 3 lines: A, B and X.
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The brand Canados produces motor Superyachts and semi-displacement Yachts. There are 20 models from 13 to 44 meters in the current model range from 3 lines: Canados, Gladiator and Oceanic.
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The brand Contest Yachts produces center Cockpit Sailboats and luxury Sailing Yachts. There are 14 models from 12 to 26 meters in the current model range from 2 lines: Motor and Sailing.
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The brand Dynamiq produces aluminum Yachts and motor Superyachts. There are 11 models from 27 to 50 meters in the current model range from 3 lines: GTM, GTT and Global.
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The brand Fairline produces enclosed Yachts and flybridge Yachts. There are 15 models from 9 to 21 meters in the current model range from 3 lines: F-Line, Squadron and Targa.
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The brand Ferretti produces flybridge Yachts and semi-displacement Yachts. There are 10 models from 15 to 31 meters.
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The brand Galeon produces flybridge Yachts and semi-Enclosed Yachts. There are 28 models from 9 to 26 meters in the current model range from 5 lines: Flybridge, GTO, Hardtop, Skydeck and Sport Cruiser.
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Category Description
A must in the warm waters of the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, or the Persian Gulf, a flybridge gives you extra open deck space to soak the sun with 360-degree views of the ocean. This space, fun and fully open to the elements, usually doubles as an additional helm station. Depending on the boat’s size, its flybridge amenities can include sunpads, jacuzzis, wet bars, dining areas, and even swimming pools and helipads.
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How are flybridge boats built?
Most flybridge boats have hulls built from glass-reinforced plastic (GRP).
This is how the manufacturing process looks in general. A plastic mold is lined with gelcoat and layers of fiberglass cloth, which are then impregnated with resin using a method called Vacuum Infusion Process. When the resin dries out, the hull is taken out of the mold. The superstructure, including the cabin and flybridge, is manufactured separately, to be joined with the hull later on.
In early years, fiberglass was literally made of fibers of glass, but now manufacturers use various kinds of plastic fibers, carbon fiber being one of the most popular choices. So today, FRP (fiber reinforced plastic) is the more accurate term for the material.
FRP is an inexpensive and undemanding material, not prone to rusting like steel or rotting, like wood. Fiberglass boats are easy to maintain as they need no anodes, no sun protection, and are easy to clean. Nevertheless, you still have to apply antifouling and, on average, buff and wax the gel coat twice a season to keep the hull shine longer.
Fiberglass is stronger than wood, but steel hulls are stronger than plastic ones (and way heavier). The main drawback of fiberglass hulls is that if you hit an underwater object hard, a plastic hull will crack, whereas steel, in most cases, will just bend in.
What types of engines are used on flybridge boats?
Most flybridge boats are powered by inboard diesel engines, with two most popular types of drivetrain – the traditional shafts or the pod drives.
Pod drives have a number of advantages. First, they are more compact than shaft drives, so the engine compartment can be made smaller, freeing up room to expand the living spaces onboard. Second, pod drives usually come with joystick controls for easy handling of the boat, allowing you to make 360-degree turns without any effort. The Volvo Penta IPS pod drive is the solution of choice on the market today.
However, the classic shaft drives still have a lot of fans. They are considered more reliable and easier to maintain and repair.
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