Azimut Yachts, the prestigious Italian luxury yacht builder has launched its new Azimut Grande 25 Metri at Cannes Yachts Festival in 2018.
A successor to the AZ 80 series, the new semi-custom model features a Carbon Tech superstructure, roll bar, hardtop and transom with a tender garage. It is said to be the smallest superyacht of the moment.
Azimut Grande 25 Metri – External view
[source: azimutyachts.com]
The crew has a complete separate circuit and quarters, enabling the owner and his guests a maximum privacy experience.
Wonderful stairs in the Grande 25 Metri
Grande 25 Metri saloon 1
Access way on board of the Grande 25 Metri
Potential clients also have the option to separate the galley and helm station from other areas with sliding doors and frosted glass panels, enabling the crew to work without disturbing the owner and guests.
Achille Salvagni has been handed the interior design brief and has concentrated on accentuating informality. A traditional layout separating seating and dining areas has been discarded in favor of one big open-plan living area. Should no-one be dining inside, guests will be able to enjoy two living areas while a table in front of the sofa can be raised to become a dining table for eight when needed. A more traditional layout is also available.
Double bed cabin in the Grande 25 Metri
Accommodation is for eight, with three double beds and one twin. Meanwhile, the crew quarters can accommodate a staff of three. It is equipped with a cabin for the captain and a second cabin with bunk beds, along with a crew mess that can be accessed from a separate way aft.
An evening view on the Grande 25 Metri lounge deck.
Power will come from a pair of 1,650 hp Man engines to reach a top speed of 29 knots and a cruising speed of 26 knots. Alternatively, clients can opt for two 1,800 hp Man engines.
Azimut Grande 25 Metri Technical characteristics
Main Technical data
Length overall (incl. pulpit) 26,62 m (87′ 4”)
Beam max 6,20 m (20′ 4”)
Draft (incl. props at full load) 1,8 m (5′ 11”)
Displacement (at full load) 69,5 t (153.221 lb)
En Suite Bathroom in the Azimut Grande 25 Metri
Project
Building material Carbon Fiber + VTR/GRP
Exterior styling & concept Stefano Righini
Interior designer Achille Salvagni Architetti
Hull designer Pierluigi Ausonio Naval Architecture
Builder – Azimut Yachts
Command station of Grande 25 Metri
Accomodation
Cabins 4 + 2 crew
Berths 8 + 3 crew
Head compartments 5 + 1 crew
Twin beds cabin on the Grande 25 Metri
Performance
Engines 2 x MAN 1.650 mHP
2 x MAN 1.800 mHP (opt)
Maximum speed (performance test mass) Up to 28 kn
Cruising speed (performance test mass) Up to 24 kn
Grande 25 Metri – Interior
Tank capacities
Fuel capacity 7.850 l (2073 US Gal)
Water capacity 1.100 l (290 US Gal)
Grande 25 Layouts
Above view on Grande 25 Metri
Azimut Grande 25 Metri lower deck layout plan
Main deck – lounge version – Azimut Grande 25 Metri
The price is estimated at around €5M, actually slightly less than this, €4.9M, something like that.
The info for this article was taken from Boats International and the Azimut main website in English.
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This Azimut vessel holds 290 gal of water. How long will that typically last for 8 passengers + 3 crew? What industry metric is normally used when it comes to water usage on a yacht?
Pretty low water quantity, for sure. They must have a water maker like this one (https://www.bluewaterdesalination.com/watermakers/explorer-lx), otherwise water is not enough for a whole day. The smallest one makes 85 gallons per hour. Fortunately the toilets are flushed with sea water, and the decks are washed just the same. The metric I know and recommend is “economy”.