Infinite Voyage III

Two hundred and twelve gross tons of volume sits inside Infinite Voyage III's hull, and Azimut has put a wide body to work carrying it. Stefano Righini drew her exterior and Salvagni Architetti finished her interior, a pairing that shows in how her spaces are arranged rather than how they are dressed. Azimut delivered her in 2022, and she lies today in Phuket, Thailand.

Build and provenance

She is a Grande 32M, Azimut's raised-pilothouse motor yacht, built in GRP for both hull and superstructure. At 32 metres and 212 gross tons, Infinite Voyage III carries her volume in a wide-body hull rather than a slender flybridge shape. A known exterior designer paired with a named interior architect is provenance a buyer can point to on paper.

Layout and accommodation

Five cabins sleep ten guests, with a crew of five to run the boat around them, a one-to-two ratio that is comfortable rather than stretched. The owner's area sits apart from four further guest cabins, and the arrangement is built for everyday use rather than a layout kept solely for the owner. Aft, the beach club opens the stern to the water and extends the usable deck at anchor.

Performance and engineering

Twin engines give Infinite Voyage III a cruising speed of 21 knots, enough to cover ground between anchorages without the yacht being built purely for passage-making. Her GRP construction keeps weight in check for a boat of this size.

Where she lies and how to see her

Infinite Voyage III lies in Phuket, Thailand. We arrange a viewing on board and are there with you when you look at her, and once an offer is accepted a survey and sea trial follow before anything closes.