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Azimut Grande S10

by Frank Stevenson21 August 2019 in Motoryachts, no comment
  • LENGTH 28.7m (94ft 2in)
  • WIDTH 6.34m (20ft Oin)
  • MACHINE Pair 2600hp MTU
  • MAXIMUM SPEED 35 knots

Azimut’s newest and largest boat in the S-series offers more than just the look. The boat was designed by Alberto Mancini, and it seems that Mancini did not put his best effort to impress the new owners of the S10. The most unusual of the impressive design details is the double stern cockpit. The cockpit at the back is slightly raised; here are sunbathing cushions facing the glazed paneled stern and the transition to both the beach club on the folding platform and the carbon fiber flybridge steps in the middle. In addition, the two sections on the sides of the cockpit are lifted up and serve as support for the sun.

The rear cockpit, which is slightly lower at the front, has a more sheltered area thanks to the side deck extensions and steps as well as the flybridge extension, offering a more intimate and secluded atmosphere to the seating area. This section, which is connected to the interior dining area by sliding glass doors, constitutes a large open-semi-closed socialization area.

The second sliding glass doors can separate the living area of ​​the living room and the dining area, allowing the two areas to have different heat even on hot days or cool evenings, even when the cockpit doors are open.
The azimuth has added clever features such as carbon fiber railings around the seating group and a carbon fiber belt that serves as an antenna post at the top of the flybridge stairs.

In addition to the all-en suite master suite there are three double cabins, while the kitchen is located in the spacious crew section below. Two 2600hp MTU machines will give the boat a very impressive 35 knots maximum speed, he says.

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