GRANDE S10

With the concept released in 2019 by the Italian shipyard Azimut, the 28.7m/94.2ft GRANDE S10 is made from a carbon fibre hull and GRP superstructure penned by Alberto Mancini, who is also responsible for her exterior styling. The interiors are the work of Francesco Guida, who chose a muted colour scheme for a clean and fresh appearance suited to all social occasions. The accommodation sleeps up to eight guests across four large en-suite cabins with state-of-the-art entertainment systems, and a crew of four will provide stellar service to all guests and visitors throughout their stay.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF GRANDE S10

• Abundance of sunbathing spaces
• Winter garden dining area
• Top speed of 35 knots 
• Cutting-edge entertainment systems within large en-suite cabins 
• Generous tender garage
• Back-lit exterior staircases
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The lower deck swim platform folds down to create a large sunbathing area beside the water, with direct access to the toys and tender in the garage. Two staircases lead up to the main deck aft, where sun loungers cover the stern and have excellent views through the glass balustrades. A forward-facing C-shaped sofa and drinks tables create a sheltered alfresco lounge close to the winter garden dining area.

From the main deck aft, a central staircase connects to the sheltered flybridge where there is a C-shaped sofa and drinks tables to starboard and a chaise-lounger to port. Forward of the chaise-lounger is the helm station, and opposite a sun-exposed sunbed enjoys privacy from its elevated position.

On the bow, a large sunbed is spread in front of the interior helm controls and two L-shaped sofas with large drinks tables are positioned port and starboard on the bow.

INTERIOR

The lower deck hosts the guest accommodation forward and amidships, with the crew accommodation behind the Master suite. The engine room and tender garage take up the aft section of the layout.

On the main deck, the helm station is forward with a day head behind to starboard, and this are can be separated from the salon using a frosted glass sliding door for privacy. The lounge has a coffee table and sofa curving along the starboard side, opposite of which is a cabinet that conceals a pop-up widescreen TV. The formal dining area and an additional sofa is placed aft within a winter garden section that can be access be sliding back the glass doors. The windows here have outer panels that can be raised or lowered as desired for increased privacy or greater natural lighting.

The two MTU 2600 HP engines produce a top speed of 35 knots.