Azimut S10 Review (2019 Edition) by Aquaholic

Interior

Inside, the yacht reveals a spacious saloon that can either be part of the cockpit or extended to the saloon, depending on which doors are shut - a detail appreciated for its flexibility. The yacht's helm catches attention with its specially developed glass cockpit - a massive screen that can be configured to your personal preferences. He finds this innovative feature impressive, along with the convenient side access door to the day head on the main deck.

In the lower deck, the VIP guest cabin has an offset bed that maximizes space. This cabin also has ample storage and ensuite bathroom. The second guest cabin, also ensuite, impresses him with its classy wooden blinds and finishings. The master cabin stands out with its free-standing bed and built-in TV in the mirror, making the space feel roomy. He praises the beautifully designed ensuite, with its walk-in wardrobe, toilet compartment, rainfall shower, and stunning finishes.

The first feature highlighted is the yacht's unique beach club arrangement. Unlike the typical lift platform, the Azimut S10 has a hinged area that can flatten to create a massive deck at the back.

On board, Nick points out the social area at the back of the boat, designed for outdoor relaxation in the sun. He also appreciates another sheltered area under the roof section, admiring the design details that make the space so inviting.

Further on deck there is a walk-around area with seating, ahuge entertaining area at the front with a wet bar, and various deck gear. He notes the flybridge's low profile design, which makes it almost invisible, and praises the seating, helm, and glass cockpit system it houses.

The crew accommodation on the Azimut Grande S10 is very generous with a large galley with a dumbwaiter, mess area, and laundry utility area.  There are two crew cabins, one single and one with bunks, both with wet room ensuites.  

The engine room holds a pair of powerful MTU engines, generators, a Seakeeper gyroscopic stabilizer, and a tender garage. The MTU engines can give a top speed of around 35 knots.

Nick is in awe of the Azimut Grande S10, describing it as a magnificent piece of craftsmanship.