125 Azimut Grande
2025 Azimut Grande 125, a recent-build flagship superyacht from the Italian yard Azimut-Benetti.
Location: Miami, United States
5 bedrooms, sleeps 13.
- Private gym
- Beach club lounge
- Surround sound system
- Semi-walkaround upper deck
- Alfresco dining
- Multiple lounge areas
- Full crew of 4-6
- A/C
Price: From $25,000 USD per charter
The 125 Azimut Grande is a 2025 build from the Grande series, the flagship line of the Italian yard Azimut, with exterior lines by Stefano Righini and full-height panoramic windows in the main salon. At 125 feet with a 26-foot beam she carries five en-suite cabins sleeping ten, a real onboard gym and a fold-down sea-level beach club, which is rare at this length. Twin diesels at 4,800hp give a 20-knot cruise and a 23-knot top end, tuned for range rather than sport. A semi-walkaround upper deck, alfresco dining and several lounges fill the decks, and the crew runs four to six depending on configuration. | Location: Miami, United States | Bedrooms: 5 | Guests: 13 | Price: From $25,000 USD per charter | Top Amenities: Private gym, Beach club lounge, Surround sound system | Best For: Recent-build superyacht seekers, Overnight charters for ten, Corporate off-sites and product launches
Azimut launched the Grande series as its flagship line: larger than the S-Collection, more bluewater than the Magellano, and finished to a standard that targets the custom-build market rather than production fleet. The 125 is a new hull within that series, launched in late 2025, and the full-height panoramic windows in the main salon are the first thing you notice stepping aboard. She was designed with exterior lines by Stefano Righini, the Azimut house designer who has defined the yard's look for four decades. Five cabins sleep ten overnight: a full-beam master on the main deck with direct access to a private forward-facing terrace, a VIP stateroom below, and three guest cabins. Seven heads total, because the two social-deck layouts each include their own day head so guests never walk through cabins to use one.
On Board
The sea-level beach club is the feature that separates this yacht from most 120-125 foot charters in Miami. The transom folds down to create a platform at the waterline with lounge seating, enclosed sound, and direct access to swim gear. You step off the yacht onto the water rather than clambering down a swim ladder. The onboard gym is a real gym, not a token treadmill, free weights, cardio machine, mirrored wall, separate from the cabin deck so guests can train without disturbing anyone else. The semi-walkaround upper deck is a design choice Azimut makes specifically for the Grande line: instead of a walled flybridge, the upper deck has open pass-throughs along both sides so guests can circulate 360° around the helm and shade structures. Main-salon surround sound runs Bose or equivalent audio through every deck including the beach club. The alfresco dining table on the aft deck seats twelve around a single live-edge piece. Fold-down sea-level beach club with lounge seating. Full gym with free weights, cardio, mirrored wall. Semi-walkaround upper deck (unusual at this size). Main-deck full-beam master with private forward terrace. Five en-suite cabins, seven total heads. Stefano Righini exterior design (Azimut flagship signature)
Performance
Twin diesels at 4,800 combined horsepower deliver a 20-knot cruise and a 23-knot top end. Not a sport yacht, the Grande is tuned for comfort and range. Fuel burn at cruise is manageable enough for Bahamas overnights with the tanks topped. The hull has a fine entry that handles Biscayne Bay chop well and stays dry in the open-ocean leg of a Bimini crossing. Twin diesels, 4,800 combined hp. 20-knot cruise, 23-knot max. Range sufficient for Bahamas overnight passages. Dry ride in the open-water leg to Bimini
Best For
New-build superyacht experience (2025 launch). Overnight groups of ten who want individual cabins. Corporate product launches, board offsites, client events. Guests who want a genuine onboard gym. Bahamas itineraries (Bimini, Exumas for longer charters)