Azimut 116

Onboard the Azimut 116

The Azimut 116 runs 36 metres and carries 12 guests across five cabins, a layout that suits both a single afternoon on the water and a multi-night stay aboard. The cabin count gives couples, families or a small corporate party their own separated space rather than a shared saloon arrangement, and the scale of the boat means the deck areas stay usable even when all twelve guests are aboard at once.

Based out of Saint-Tropez, the Azimut 116 is well suited to a Gulf anchorage off town — far enough from the Nouveau Port congestion to sit comfortably, close enough for a tender run to Quai Jean Jaurès for lunch or an evening ashore. For clients extending beyond a day trip, the five cabins make an overnight stop workable, whether that's a quieter night moored in the Port Grimaud canal or a longer passage west toward the Îles d'Hyères, where the extra distance is worth planning into the day rather than treated as an add-on.

This is a yacht for groups who need real separation between guests without stepping up to a full superyacht — a corporate host entertaining clients over lunch on the Gulf with a view back to the village, or a family group wanting five proper cabins rather than a boat sized for a single afternoon. Before booking, check the twelve-guest and five-cabin capacity against your actual party and intended nights aboard; a two-day charter on the Azimut 116 is a different proposition from a half-day out to Pampelonne, and the itinerary should be built around which one you're actually booking.