Similar to Azimut S10 boats
Boats of similar types and sizes, information about which is available in our catalog
Sanlorenzo • 2018
SX88
100/100
26.70 m
• 8 guests
This crossover that has soaked up the best from both flybridge and expedition yachts now preaches a fundamentally new approach to cruising and...
Sanlorenzo • 2022
SD90
95/100
27.43 m
• 8 guests
This entry-level model in the semi-displacement range surely got as much love and attention from her ‘parents’ as her elder sisters
Sanlorenzo • 2019
SD96
100/100
28.93 m
• 10 guests
The distinguishing features of this yacht are a free, minimalistic exterior and incredibly stylish interiors
Sanlorenzo • 2019
SL86
94/100
26.76 m
• 8 guests
The most characteristic feature of Sanlorenzo SL86 is the absence of a habitual staircase from the cockpit to the flybridge
Sanlorenzo • 2021
SL90 Asymmetric
95/100
27.60 m
• 8 guests
The smallest of Sanlorenzo’s asymmetric models is a clear example of all the advantages of eliminating the passage on the port side of the main deck
Sanlorenzo • 2020
SL96 Asymmetric
94/100
29.06 m
• 8 guests
The process of creating this model followed one goal: to make the interior as spacious as possible and to get rid of all the limitations and...
Ferretti Yachts • 2019
28.49 m
• 8-10 guests
A highly innovative maxi-flybridge featuring luxurious décor and versatile recreation areas
Ferretti Yachts • 2022
26.95 m
• 8 guests
The versatility of the interiors makes it possible to create a unique atmosphere on board
Ferretti Yachts • 2023
26.97 m
• 8-10 guests
A crossover yacht with a fast displacement hull and countless layout options
Arcadia Yachts • 2023
A96
97/100
29.07 m
• 10 guests
The A96 crossover is considered a new stage in Arcadia Yachts model range and stands out from the rest of the Italian shipyard’s yachts
Arcadia Yachts • 2010
25.91 m
• 8 guests
Arcadia Yachts' very first model is still one of the most popular ones thanks to her unusual layouts and a number of original solutions
Riva • 2023
25.29 m
• 8 guests
This model implements a new "revolutionary approach to the use of space"