The largest and most expensive yacht

Produced in Santa Catarina, the Azimut Grande 27 Metri yacht is a luxury vessel worth R $ 55 million.

The largest and most sophisticated vessel ever produced in Brazil has an area of 350m2, five suites, 100% pure carbon fiber, leisure environments, beach area and bar - all for just US $ 10 million. A model identical to the Azimut Grande 27 Metri yacht was recently acquired by Portuguese player Cristiano Ronaldo.

Presented by the Italian subsidiary of Azimut to the global market in Cannes in 2017, currently 35 units have been sold worldwide. Being successful in various parts of the planet, Brazilian production ended up becoming viable for its distribution. 

“This yacht represents the debut of a new and promising phase for the nautical sector in the country,” said the CEO of Azimut in Brazil, Davide Breviglieri. "We are going to emerge stronger from this recent crisis and consolidate the national market as a major global producer of vessels.” 

The group's subsidiary has existed since 2010 on Brazilian soil and has already produced almost 250 luxury vessels, exceeding R $ 1.05 billion in sales. 

With huge glass windows, the Azimut Grande 27 Metri yacht attracts attention even from afar. The concept is signed by Italian designer Stefano Righini, who developed the harmony between the windows that occupy almost the entire ceiling height and curved lines of the boat.

At the front, the vessel receives a reserved lounge environment, including a rest and living area. Located on the flybridge, there is the secondary command post, gourmet space, bar and lounge and jacuzzi. 

The rear has a platform at the stern that can be used as a deck or beach area. The garage located at the stern is spacious to accommodate a watercraft up to 4.50 x 2m or small boat. 

The master suite has a spacious bathroom, closet and huge windows. The crew area has two cabins with a private bathroom and a dining area. Its decoration is inspired by the comfort and functionality of high-end residences - exclusive Italian pieces with classic and contemporary characteristics.