SETTE

Carlo Galeazzi's interiors aboard this 2006 Azimut create an atmosphere where conversations flow as naturally as guests move between spaces. At just under 27 meters, SETTE feels remarkably unconfined, her 6.15-meter beam allowing social areas to breathe and expand in ways that invite lingering. The main saloon opens generously to outdoor entertaining areas, establishing a rhythm of indoor comfort and alfresco spontaneity that defines daily life aboard. Living happens in layers here. Morning coffee migrates from intimate interior seating to sun-warmed exterior lounges without ceremony or transition. Afternoons unfold across multiple gathering points where eight guests never feel crowded, each space offering its own character while maintaining visual connection to the others. Stefano Righini's exterior lines create natural sight lines between decks, so hosts can check on friends scattered across different levels without abandoning their own conversations. The yacht's proportions work particularly well for groups who value both togetherness and choice. Guests gravitate toward different zones throughout the day as moods and activities shift, yet the layout ensures no one disappears entirely from the social fabric. Evening entertaining feels especially natural, with interior and exterior spaces collaborating rather than competing for attention. Two crew members maintain the backdrop for this social choreography, keeping SETTE running smoothly while remaining unobtrusive to the guest experience. This Azimut delivers something increasingly rare in yachting: genuine flexibility in how people choose to spend time together, whether that means animated group dinners or quiet moments with a book and ocean views.