ENCHANTE

Salvagni Architetti's interiors aboard this 2020 Azimut transform the 26.78-meter hull into something unexpectedly intimate—a yacht that feels more like a floating residence than a charter platform. ENCHANTE operates on a different frequency than most motor yachts her size, one calibrated for guests who prefer genuine connection over sheer scale. Where many yachts this length divide their social spaces into formal compartments, ENCHANTE flows as a single, coherent environment. The 6.59-meter beam creates generous proportions without overwhelming intimacy, while Salvagni's interior choices—warm materials, carefully scaled furniture, deliberate lighting—make ten guests feel like the perfect number rather than a maximum capacity. This is a yacht for friends who actually want to spend time together, not merely occupy the same vessel. Stefano Righini's exterior design reinforces this character through proportion rather than drama. The profile reads clean and confident without reaching for attention, creating deck spaces that invite lingering rather than posing. Her three-person crew operates with the kind of discretion that lets conversations continue uninterrupted and allows the day's rhythm to emerge naturally rather than according to rigid programming. At 145 gross tons, ENCHANTE offers substance without excess—enough space for everyone to find their preferred spot, whether that's in animated group discussion or quiet contemplation. Her Azimut heritage provides the engineering reliability that lets guests forget they're aboard a machine and remember they're simply somewhere beautiful, surrounded by people they enjoy. This is yacht chartering as it was meant to be: effortless, authentic, and entirely focused on the human experience.