ASR at anchor

Azimut · 27m · 2025 · Med summer

ASR

27m10 guests5 cabins4 crew

01 · The short version

In short

Azimut, founded near Turin in 1969, is the world's largest producer of yachts over 24m and pioneered carbon-fibre superstructures in production boats. She is 27m, built 2025, takes 10 guests in 5 cabins with a crew of 4, charters the Med in summer, and has stabilisers on board.

02 · Photo essay

13 photos, filed so you can skip to what you care about.

All photos

13 photos

03 · Toys and fun

12 toys across 6 kinds. She is serious about fun on the water: nobody in the group runs out of things to try.

Powered

  • F9S Seabob
  • Fliteboard
  • Flitescooter
  • kneeboard & wakesurf)

Inflatables and slides

  • Jobe donut inflatable (suitable for 2 pax)
  • 2.4m round Sun Chill inflatable water hammock

Under the water

  • Snorkelling gear

Paddle, sail and surf

  • 2 x Jobe paddleboards (2 pax each)

Tenders

  • Tender:
  • 4.5m Williamson Jet 455 tender with Yanmar 4JH 110hp diesel engine

Also on board

  • Toys:
  • Jobe Omnia multi position board (suitable for bodyboard

04 · Crew and service

A lean crew for a full boat.

CREW4
GUESTS10

4 crew for up to 10 guests. Service is good on yachts this size, but at full occupancy it is not the one-to-one feel of a bigger crew.

Worth knowing

4 crew for up to 10 guests. Service is good on yachts this size, but at full occupancy it is not the one-to-one feel of a bigger crew.

05 · About ASR

ASR was delivered in 2025 and is among the newest Azimut Grande 27 yachts on the charter market – a rare chance to step on board a brand-new yacht before anyone else. At 26.8m, she blends sleek Italian style with serious pace, reaching 28 knots for effortless island hopping adventures.

The flybridge is the social heart of ASR, with sun pads and relaxed seating forward, and a bar aft with a BBQ offering the perfect setting for both entertaining and unwinding. It’s made for slow mornings savouring your coffee as you take in the views of your new anchorage, and or golden-hour evenings as the chef grills the day’s catch. On the main deck, there’s more room to lounge, and when it’s time to get closer to the sea, ASR’s Pivoting Platform Expander folds the transom down into beach mode, creating more space at the water’s edge.

Inside, Achille Salvagni’s contemporary design feels calm, sculpted, and beautifully flowing – soft lines, organic shapes, and a light, airy atmosphere throughout. Expansive full-height windows keep your surroundings front and centre, so even when you head inside, you never lose your connection to the water.

ASR welcomes up to 10 guests in five en suite cabins, including a full-beam master suite on the main deck. Below, you’ll find two doubles and two twins – an ideal arrangement for families, friends, or a mixed group looking for both privacy and flexibility.

With a cruising speed of 24 knots and zero speed stabilisers, ASR is built for guests who want to see more, do more, and still feel they’re in complete comfort. Add to that her shallow draft and she can slip into spots larger yachts can’t reach – perfect for exploring hidden coves and coastal gems along the South of France and the Italian coastline.

Key features

  • Brand new to the charter market, delivered in 2025
  • Full-beam master suite on the main deck
  • Contemporary interiors by Achille Salvagni
  • Floor-to-ceiling windows in the main deck lounge – exceptionally light and airy for her size
  • Flybridge with outdoor bar and BBQ
  • Tender garage with fold-down swim platform
  • Fast and versatile – top speed of 28 knots, able to access destinations larger yachts can't reach
  • Zero speed stabilisers to reduce any rolling motion while at anchor

Chartering ASR: questions answered

How much does it cost to charter ASR?

The weekly rate for ASR is quoted on request, because it changes with the season and where she is. Running expenses such as fuel, food and drinks are usually paid as an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) on top of the rate. Ahoy Club confirms the exact figure for your dates.

How many guests can ASR take?

ASR sleeps 10 guests in 5 cabins, looked after by a crew of 4.

Where can I charter ASR?

ASR is available for charter in French Riviera. Ask Ahoy Club where she is for your dates.

Who built ASR?

ASR is a 27m Azimut yacht, built in 2025. Exterior by Azimut.

How do I book ASR?

Send Ahoy Club your dates and group size with the enquiry button on this page. A charter broker checks her availability, confirms the rate and sends the charter agreement.

Length27m
Beam8.50m
Draft2.00m
BuilderAzimut
Built2025
Guests / cabins / crew10 / 5 / 4
Cruising speed24.00 kts
Top speed28.00 kts
Gross tonnage145
WatertoysTender:, 4.5m Williamson Jet 455 tender with Yanmar 4JH 110hp diesel engine, Toys:, F9S Seabob, Fliteboard, Flitescooter, Jobe Omnia multi position board (suitable for bodyboard, kneeboard & wakesurf), 2 x Jobe paddleboards (2 pax each), Jobe donut inflatable (suitable for 2 pax), 2.4m round Sun Chill inflatable water hammock, Snorkelling gear
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Rate on request

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