VOLO MARE is an Azimut Grande Trideck delivered in 2023, a 38 metre motor yacht that turns its length into three full decks of space. She feels a size larger than her numbers suggest, and she charters as a current yacht, sharp, well equipped and easy to move around.
The Grande Trideck is Azimut’s answer to the question of how to fit superyacht volume into a fast, good looking hull, and VOLO MARE makes the case well. Three decks give every group its own space, the glass is generous, and the styling is clean and modern rather than heavy, so she reads as contemporary from the dock and from the water.
The headline is her main deck. A full beam master sits forward with a private balcony, a king bed and a his and hers bathroom, the kind of owner suite usually found on far larger yachts. Five further cabins below and on the upper deck sleep twelve guests in total, each with an en suite, so a family or two couples travelling together never have to compromise on privacy.
Life outdoors is spread across the decks. A jacuzzi is set into the foredeck for quiet mornings and evening light, the top deck runs long and open for the middle of the day, and the main aft deck sits close to the water with soft seating a step from the swim platform. At the stern, a beach club opens the yacht to the sea and the toys.
Inside, the mood is contemporary and calm. The main salon is bright, with full height glass on both sides and pale, warm materials, and it flows to a softer second seating area and a formal dining table set under the windows. It is a layout built for easy movement between shade, sun and the interior across a long charter day.
She is set up for real cruising, not just for show. Stabilisers steady her underway and at anchor, Starlink keeps guests connected, and a deep locker of toys, from a Williams jet tender and a jet ski to Seabobs, an electric surfboard and paddleboards, means the water is always part of the day.
A crew of seven run her, enough to look after twelve guests properly without ever feeling like a crowd on board. Service is attentive and quiet, matched to a yacht designed around comfort and flow rather than spectacle, and the layout keeps the crew close without putting them underfoot.
VOLO MARE spends her summers in Greece, working the Cyclades, the Saronic and the Ionian, with the wider Mediterranean open to a group that wants to range further. Her volume and her balcony master make long charters comfortable, and her toys and beach club keep active guests busy from breakfast to sunset.
For a party after space, a genuine main deck master and a near new yacht at the front of the Azimut Grande line, VOLO MARE is a considered and confident choice for a week on the water, and one of the more complete yachts in her size and price on the Greek charter market this season.
