Azimut Grande 36M Yacht

Previously called Grande 36 Metri

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The 36M from Italian builder Azimut is the entry-level superyacht in the Grande range. Constructed from GRP, the 36M has a fast displacement hull design.

A multiple award winner, the Azimut Grande 36M has five cabins and can accommodate up to ten guests. For those interested in a new Azimut Grande 36M for sale, we can confirm it is ideal for cruising and more.

36M Features

Tri-deck superyacht
Five ensuite cabins
Spectacular upper deck and lounge
Beach club

35.29m

Guests

10 Max
Cabins

5 Max
Crew

6 Max

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The new Grande 36M is an object lesson in the fluid integration of onboard space. Motor Boat and Yachting

From The Manufacturer

With the Grande 36M, Azimut introduces the first semi-walkaround upper deck that runs flush from the stern to almost the extreme bow, offering unprecedented freedom of movement. The side windows are fully retractable, joining the skylounge with the aft terrace to create an immense barrierless area. Wrapping around to the bow, we come to a whirlpool tub made entirely of glass and a sunbathing area equipped with every comfort.

The spaces on board are sized to accommodate a variety of uses, giving each owner the opportunity to choose the layout that best suits their lifestyle. The lounge on the main deck can offer two lounge areas, one after the other, or a more traditional solution with sofa and dining areas in an advanced position. Following the same design philosophy, the skylounge can be set up in different ways: as an indoor outdoor dining area, as a cinema lounge or as a veranda.

With its original design and modern ethos, the Grande 36M is a superyacht that synthesizes cutting-edge style and attitude. From the unprecedented semi-walkaround upper deck inspiring freedom of movement to the fully retractable side windows posing a special gateway to the sea, all elements contribute to visually blend interior and exterior spaces.

A concept that offers a barrierless lifestyle, naturally blurring the boundaries between onboard pleasure and oceanic greatness.