OWO is a current Azimut Grande, one of the yard 35 Metri hulls delivered in 2021, and she charters as a yacht built around the water rather than the saloon. Italian design runs through her, from the low, tapered profile to interiors that set dark high gloss wood against cream leather and stone. She suits a group that wants a contemporary yacht, close to new, with the toys and deck spaces to fill a full day on the French Riviera.
Her decks are the argument for her. A spa pool sits forward on the foredeck, private and open to the sky, with lounging around it for the quiet end of the day. The flybridge doubles as an evening room, sun pads and a bar by day and an outdoor cinema after dark, the screen set against the night while the coast glitters behind. At the stern, a full beach club opens at the waterline with jet skis, paddle craft and a floating dock, so guests move from deck to sea without a second thought.
She is quick for her size. Twin MTU engines carry her to 26 knots, enough to make the run between Riviera anchorages short and to reach a lunch spot along the Esterel coast before the day warms. A cruising speed in the low twenties keeps longer passages easy, and her range covers a full week between the South of France, the Italian Riviera and the islands off both.
Inside, the main saloon runs aft in soft neutrals, a curved sofa and low table set against full height glass that opens to the deck. Forward, a formal dining area seats the group under a sculpted ceiling, and a separate bar and casual dining corner handles the informal end of the day. The palette is warm and modern, restrained where it counts, with the sea framed from almost every seat.
The Grande line is Azimut largest and most considered work, built in composite to keep weight down and volume up, and OWO shows the payoff in the space she carries for 35 metres. Wide side decks and low bulwarks keep the sea close as you move fore and aft, and the flow between the main deck, the flybridge and the beach club is easy enough that the yacht rarely feels busy even with a full party aboard. She was delivered new to charter and has been run to that standard since, so guests step aboard a yacht that looks and works as it did on handover.
Accommodation sleeps up to ten guests across five en suite cabins. The master sits forward on the main deck with its own dressing area and wide sea windows, a full beam space that reads as a private apartment. Below, a mix of double and twin cabins carries the same finish, each with its own bathroom in marble and dark wood. The layout works for families and for groups of friends alike, with the twin cabins flexible for children or extra guests. A crew of seven runs the yacht, service pitched to feel easy rather than formal.
Through the summer she works the French and Italian Rivieras, moving between Cannes, the Esterel, the Ligurian coast and the islands, and stays in the warm western Mediterranean through the shoulder season. For a charter that wants a near new Italian yacht with genuine deck life, a foredeck pool, an outdoor cinema and a beach club that gets used, OWO makes the case cleanly.
