Big, enormous, immense. This is the scale used for measuring the new Azimut Leonardo 100, the yacht that is in a class of its own in the flybridge world with its innovative, revolutionary invention of space. The main deck is an amazingly big unique, refined area: 30 metres from bow to stern, it is shrouded in elegance and dedicated to comfort and high living. Large surface areas have opened up and the divisions typically found in more traditional yachts removed. An immense terrace looking onto the sea that invites you to surround yourself with friends and people to share moments of great intensity with.
The flybridge, with dining area, sofas and whirlpool bath, offers a second lounge which is on a slightly higher level over the sea and protected by an innovative hard top in fiberglass and crystal glass.
In the bow area, between the lines traced by the handrales that seem never-ending, a spacious third relaxation area has been designed and built to enhance a sense of hospitality.
Privacy is guaranteed at all times with a dedicated route for the crew who can move outside, pilot the helm, and go down to the lower deck without guests even noticing they are there.
Viewed from inside, the new Azimut Leonardo 100 is an exclusive loft looking onto the sea made unique by its sheer size and elegant furnishings. Admired from the outside, it has an extremely sophisticated design with lines of flight of unparalleled style and dynamism. The superstructure goes slightly further back towards the stern than the more traditional 30 metres to highlight the dynamic and aggressive nature of its lines which run endlessly towards the horizon.
The lower deck is designed to offer more space to the master suite set in the centre of the yacht. With large rectangular windows on both sides, it covers an incredibly large surface area. The level of comfort is as high as possible with ample space in the wardrobes, vanity area and bathroom with blown glass double wash stand and a large whirlpool shower.
Interior styling and concept
The interior furnishings are designed so that they do not conceal the window area, even partially, and let the light flood into the large lounge. The master suite has scenic windows with portholes that can be opened. Natural light also floods into the VIP and guest cabins that have horizontal windows and portholes, respectively. The mahogany-tinted zebrano wood furniture stands out on the teak flooring and contrasts with the panelling covered in light beaded Alcantara fabric which gives off bright, golden reflections. The contrast between the dark, noble wood and the cream, ivory and yellow of the surfaces gives a strong, vibrant look to the interior.
Principal Dimensions:
- Length overall: 30,75 M
- Beam: 6,8 M
- Draft: 2,01 M
- Fuel: 10980 L
- Maximum Speed: 32 Kts
