Azimut Grande Trideck
- LOA: 38.22 m
- Beam: 7.98 m
- Guests: 10 in 5 to 6 cabins
- Crew: 6
- Engines: 2 x MTU 2,400 hp or 2 x MTU 2,600 hp
- Top speed: up to 24 knots, cruise up to 21 knots
- Layout: three decks plus one, four cascading terraces
- Design: exterior Alberto Mancini, interior m2atelier
The flagship of the collection
At 38.22 metres the Trideck is the largest and most ambitious yacht in the Grande fleet. Its name comes from a layout the yard describes as three decks plus one, a half-raised aft deck that extends the classic triple-decker idea. The boat sleeps up to ten guests across five or six cabins and carries a crew of six. It has the presence and the operating scale of a true flagship. For owners who want the yard's biggest series statement, this is it.
Beam grows to just under eight metres, giving the interior and deck spaces genuine superyacht scale. Alberto Mancini drew the exterior and m2atelier shaped the interior, a pairing that also defines the newest smaller Grande models. The naval architecture comes from P.L. Ausonio with the yard's research team. The Trideck is where the collection's design language reaches full expression, and every element is scaled up to match the ambition.
Four terraces to the sea
The defining feature is a run of four cascading terraces that step down towards the water. They include a Sea View Terrace, a sundeck, an upper-deck dining area and a beach zone at the waterline. The effect is a yacht that feels deeply connected to the sea from every level. The half-raised aft deck is what makes the arrangement possible. It gives the boat a uniquely dynamic, sea-immersive character at anchor.
Each terrace serves a different mood, from formal dining under the hardtop to sunbathing high up and swimming from the beach club. Guests can spread right across the boat without ever crowding one space. A tender garage keeps the working gear out of sight. Wide side decks make movement safe and easy for a large group. For owners who host in number, the sheer count of distinct outdoor rooms is the draw.
Four cascading terraces and a three-decks-plus-one layout make this 38-metre the outdoor-living flagship of the range.
Interior and accommodation
m2atelier gave the interior a calm, layered palette that carries the eye outward to the terraces and the water. The owner enjoys a large private suite, and the flexible cabin count lets the boat sleep ten guests in the configuration that suits the programme. Volumes are those of a true superyacht, with wide corridors and tall ceilings. Hull and superstructure glazing keep the interior bright throughout. The materials are chosen for warmth and durability over long seasons.
A crew of six is accommodated with its own areas and service routes worked out for extended cruising and charter. The galley and provisioning are scaled for long trips with a full guest list. Storage supports weeks away from port. The layout keeps owner and guest zones distinct for privacy. This is a boat built to run as a professional platform for weeks at a time.
Power and passage-making
Owners choose twin MTU engines at either 2400 or 2,600 hp, giving a top speed of around 24 knots and a comfortable cruise near 21 knots. That is strong performance for a yacht of this displacement and deck count. The naval architecture is tuned for a level, quiet ride at cruise. The hull holds its composure on longer coastal passages. Owners get flagship presence with sensible running characteristics.
With its size and stability the Trideck is suited to ambitious itineraries and open-water legs between islands. The generous beam adds comfort at anchor as well as under way. Handling stays predictable and reassuring for the captain. Efficiency is respectable for a boat carrying this much volume. It is a yacht engineered for serious, sustained cruising.
The owner it suits
The Trideck is for the owner who wants the outdoor volume and social scale of a much larger yacht while staying within the Grande family. Buyers who host big groups and prize terrace living above all will find its layout unmatched in the range. It is a flagship for serious, sustained cruising. The six-cabin option and full crew provision support long seasons. For many owners it is the natural top of a Grande ownership journey.
It also suits owners running a professional operation with charter in mind, given the cabins and crew provision. For a family that gathers in number and lives on deck, the Trideck was designed around exactly that life. The distinctive terraces give it standout appeal against rivals at the length. Demand for the size keeps resale interest strong. Owning one places a buyer at the top of the collection.
Who it is for: The owner who wants the terraces and social scale of a larger superyacht while staying in the Grande family.