A distinctive feature of the Azimut 40S are the side windows of the superstructure, with their bold strokes reminiscent of rolling waves at each other.
In addition to the aesthetic appeal of such a dynamic design, there are practical advantages of "two-storey" glazing with an area of five square meters. The captain has an excellent view from the control station through the upper windows, and passengers sitting on the L-shaped sofa have a magnificent sea view. And you don't have to stretch out your neck to see the sun climbing to the horizon. Well, as night falls, the sofa can be laid out in sleeping places.
However, for especially dear guests there is a separate cabin with a spectacular ensemble of four square windows on board, hospitably welcoming friends invited for the weekend. These windows are the hallmark of the Azimut S yacht line.
The compact but fully equipped galley is located on the lower deck. The kitchen is combined with the saloon, so that the captain's companion can communicate with him without having to break away from the omelette for breakfast.
