Exterior design
Stretched proportions and smooth surfaces keep a sporty look despite the yacht’s three decks, while the shaping of the hull visually breaks up its mass.
Three decks plus a half-raised aft deck
The Grande Trideck introduces the “three decks plus one” concept: a half-raised aft deck that extends the classic tri-deck layout.
This creates four terraces stepping down towards the water, keeping guests close to the sea. Alberto Mancini designed the exterior and M2Atelier the interior, and the yacht runs on a D2P (Displacement-to-Planing) hull.
Highlights
Signature features
Interior design
A water-inspired design with a calm palette removes the superfluous to highlight craftsmanship, noble materials and unique furnishings.
Specifications
Technical Data
Length125.39 ft
Beam26.18 ft
Draft6.67 ft
Cabins5–6 + 4 crew
Berths10 + 5 crew
Heads7 + 4 crew
Engines2 × MTU
Power4,800–5,200 hp
Max Speed24 kn
Cruising Speed21 kn
Fuel Capacity22,500 L
Fresh Water4,000 L
CE CategoryA
Layout
Deck plans
Gallery
A closer look
TechnologyEngineering & equipment
Low Emission Yacht — D2P hull
The Grande Trideck runs on Azimut’s D2P® hull: combined with carbon-fibre construction it lowers consumption and emissions by between 20 and 30% at slow and fast cruise against a hard-chine yacht of similar size, while its wave-piercing bow lengthens the waterline and keeps the ride steadier in waves.
Carbon-Tech Generation
Even with three decks, the Grande Trideck keeps its centre of gravity low thanks to carbon fibre in its upper structures, which are up to 30% lighter. Rolling is reduced by up to 15% and the interior volume grows without compromising stability.
