Silhouette and Seascape

Azimut Grande 30M Combining Performance And Style

Built by Azimut in 2026, COME TOGETHER is a Grande 30M measuring 28.69m (94.2ft), with 180 GT of volume and a 7.3m beam. Her innovative D2P (Displacement-to-Planing) hull and extensive use of carbon fibre reduce fuel consumption, while twin MTU 12V 2000 engines give her a cruising speed of 12 knots with a top speed of 24 knots. She accommodates 11 guests across five cabins, with a crew of five. She is ideally suited to owners looking for seamless indoor-outdoor living combined with the performance for coastal cruising.

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0.8923
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Length
Length
28.69
m
/
94.2
ft
Volume
Volume
180
GT
Guests
Guests
11
Guests
Guest Cabins
5
Crew
Crew
5
Crew
Crew Cabins
3
Cruise speed
Cruise speed
12
Max. speed
Max. speed
24
Beam
Beam
7.3
Draft
2.2
Displacement
Hull Material
GRP
Naval Architect
Designer
Alberto Mancini
Year of build
year
2026
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Manufacturer
Shipyard
Azimut
Exterior design

Expansive Deck Spaces for Outdoor Entertainment

Designed by Alberto Mancini, COME TOGETHER’s exterior is centered around her infinity skydeck, a fully walkaround upper deck running on a single level from stern to bow. It features a lounge aft and a further lounge area with sunbeds forward of the wheelhouse. On the main deck aft, an additional lounge doubles as a second dining area, with access to the swim platform. This area can be extended with Azimut’s Deck2Deck system, which lifts the garage hatch to create extra deck space close to the water. The aft garage houses the tender, with a separate side garage for the jet ski.

View of the yacht’s exterior
Interior design

Contemporary Interior With Panoramic Upper Deck Dining

COME TOGETHER’s interior combines a bright, contemporary design with light wood flooring, cream furnishings, natural linen upholstery and dark grey accents. The main salon is arranged around a generous sofa, while the full-beam owner’s suite is located forward and includes an en-suite bathroom with double basins. The dining area has been moved to the upper deck and is reached by a floating staircase. Its distinctive triangular table, together with an additional bar, provides an inviting setting for entertaining. Retractable floor-to-ceiling windows open the skylounge on three sides, transforming the dining area into an open-air veranda with panoramic sea views. The lower deck features two VIP cabins and two guest cabins, including one with convertible twin beds.

View of the yacht’s interior
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Key features

COME TOGETHER At A Glance

  • Dining area relocated to the upper deck skylounge
  • Fully walkaround infinity skydeck on a single level
  • Azimut’s Deck2Deck system extending the aft cockpit
  • Aft tender garage and separate side garage
  • Fuel-efficient D2P (Displacement-to-Planing) hull
  • Twin MTU 12V 2000 engines with ZF pods and dynamic positioning
  • CMC fin stabilisers
  • Extensive water toys including a Sea-Doo GTX 300 jet ski and two Seabobs

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COME TOGETHER
View of the yacht’s exterior

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