With five cabins, a main-deck owner’s suite, a large flybridge, and the Deck2Deck™ Terrace, the Grande 26M brings more space, privacy, and open-air living to the charter experience. The yacht is part of the OMR Premium Yachting charter offer

A good charter on the Adriatic rarely happens in just one space. The day can begin on the bow, continue with lunch above the water, move to the bathing platform in the afternoon, and end with dinner on the flybridge. The Azimut Grande 26M in the OMR Premium Yachting offer is made for exactly that kind of life at sea. At 26.36 m, with five cabins and a main-deck owner’s suite, it brings guests not only the strength of the Azimut name, but also a layout that works naturally throughout the day on board.

The Grande 26M quickly shows why layout matters in charter. Guests have enough shared space, but also enough room to retreat to quieter parts of the yacht. The owner’s suite on the main deck brings a more private character, while the guest cabins on the lower deck are arranged to accommodate up to ten guests, with four crew members on board. It is a combination that brings more comfort, clearer movement through the yacht, and the feeling that every part of the day has its own place.

Azimut presented this model as a yacht that brings solutions from a higher segment into a 26-meter format. Among them are the separate flows for guests and crew, the 50 m² flybridge arranged on a single level, and the Deck2Deck™ Terrace, a feature that turns the aft cockpit into a full waterside living area. According to Azimut, the Deck2Deck™ Terrace is created by raising the teak-clad garage door, expanding the cockpit to more than 18 m², while the extended table seats up to eight guests for al fresco dining.

In practice, the stern most clearly changes the way time at anchor is spent. The aft cockpit becomes more than a passage toward the bathing platform: it is a place for breakfast in a quiet bay, dinner at sunset, or an easy transition between the salon, cockpit, and the sea. The bow brings a different atmosphere, intended for quieter parts of the day, while the flybridge takes on the role of an open-air daytime deck, with a helm station, seating area, bar, and open views over the water.

Exterior design is by Alberto Mancini, while the interior is by Achille Salvagni. From the outside, the Grande 26M has strong volume and large glass surfaces, while the interior remains bright, soft, and understated. The salon is connected with the cockpit, the side windows open the view toward the sea, and the tones and shapes inside create an atmosphere that does not overwhelm the space. This matters in charter: the interior has to be elegant enough for a yacht of this class, but also natural enough for several days of life on board.

The true character of this yacht lies in its organization: five cabins, generous decks, a clear role for the crew, and enough space for every guest to find their own pace throughout the day

In the OMR Premium Yachting configuration, the Grande 26M is powered by 2 × MAN V12 1550 HP engines, reaches a maximum speed of 28 knots, and cruises at 24 knots. Fuel capacity is 8,500 l, and water capacity is 1,500 l. This gives the yacht enough power for a more dynamic itinerary, while its true character remains in its organization: five cabins, generous decks, a clear role for the crew, and enough space for every guest to find their own pace throughout the day.