Ilma Superyacht

An e-foil comes with Ilma, a board that rises onto its own electric wing and carries its rider above the surface, and it is the standout among the ten toys she keeps aboard, with a jetboard and a Seascooter beside it. She is a 118ft (36m) Azimut superyacht from the Grande 36M line, new in 2026, drawn outside by Alberto Mancini and inside by M2 Atelier, with a tri-deck profile above a GRP hull.

Where she cruises

Ilma keeps her home port at Monte Carlo in Monaco. Her cruising grounds cover Monaco, France, Italy and Malta, four countries whose coasts give her a long run of harbours and anchorages to move between.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep twelve guests, and the same twelve can be aboard by day. The master suite spans her full beam on the main deck, its full-height windows giving a wide view of the sea, and it holds a king bed; two more cabins carry doubles, two switch between twin and double, and two pullman berths complete the count. Six crew look after them, which is a crew member for every two guests.

Comfort under way

A semi-displacement hull carries her at 18 knots cruising, with 24 knots in hand, and stabilisers that work both under way and at zero speed take the roll out of a passage and of a night at anchor alike. A draft of 2m keeps the shallower bays open to her.

On deck

Full-height windows retract to open her living spaces straight onto the sea, and the sky lounge joins the aft terrace so that inside and outside meet without a step between them. A deck jacuzzi and an infinity pool each give a place to sit in water without leaving the yacht, while the beach club and swim platform put the sea itself within reach from deck level.

Water toys

Beyond the e-foil, Ilma carries a Seadoo jet ski, three Seabob F9s, so three can ride at the same time, two SUP boards and a kayak for paddling away from her, surfboards, towables and inflatable toys to be pulled along and climbed on, a floating platform to swim from, and snorkelling gear for seeing what lies beneath the anchorage.

Charter notes

Ilma suits two couples sharing her five cabins or a family filling them, on a week's charter or a three-day hire, with July and August the height of her season. For a family, ten toys with an e-foil among them mean entertainment across the ages, and her Williams SportJet 520 tender is the link between the yacht and the shore.