Azimut Grande 36M "OCEAN ONE" — luxury yacht charter

OCEAN ONE: Riviera days between the bow pool and beach club

An OCEAN ONE charter brings together two very different waterfront settings: a pool at the bow and an opening beach club at the stern. Between them, this 35.3-metre Azimut Grande 36M offers three decks for outdoor dining, sunbathing and shaded conversation. Delivered in 2023 and based in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France, she accommodates up to 12 guests across five cabins, with a crew of seven.

She suits a holiday that alternates between activity and unhurried time aboard. Some guests can head out on the chase boat or try the water toys while others remain by the pool or settle into the upper lounge. Her charter price is available on request, allowing the proposed dates, guest arrangement and itinerary to be considered together before booking.

Life on board

The accommodation comprises a master suite, two double cabins and two twin cabins with Pullman beds. The twins are convertible to doubles, allowing the sleeping arrangement to adapt to couples, friends or a mixed-generation family. Ten guests occupy the principal beds; the two additional Pullmans bring the maximum overnight capacity to 12.

Agreeing the bed configuration before arrival is particularly useful for a full-capacity charter. A group of couples may prefer the convertible cabins arranged as doubles, whereas families may find separate twin beds and the additional Pullmans more practical. The allocation should reflect the ages and preferences of the party rather than the guest number alone.

Seven crew cover the captaincy, engineering, interior hospitality, cooking, deck operations and chase-boat handling. The interior team’s experience includes silver service, housekeeping, bartending and food-and-beverage service. A dedicated chase-boat captain supports transfers and water-based activities, while the engineering role supports the yacht’s technical operation.

Cuisine is another part of her appeal. Her chef has a background in fine-dining kitchens and achieved second place at a superyacht chef competition in 2025. Menus, dietary requirements and preferred meal times can be discussed during charter planning; no fixed menu or inclusive drinks package is specified.

Indoors, the main saloon and upper lounge give guests more than one place to gather. A panoramic dining setting provides an alternative to meals outside, while the cabins and marble-finished bathrooms offer private spaces away from the social decks.

Decks, toys and water sports

The forward pool and adjacent lounging area make the bow a destination in its own right. Aft, outdoor dining and shaded seating with a bar support long lunches and relaxed evenings. The bathing platform opens into a beach-club area where guests can sit close to the water rather than remain on the higher terraces.

The Grande 36M’s Infinity Skydeck links the upper aft terrace towards the forward deck. Its retractable side windows allow the skylounge to open to the surroundings, creating a choice between an enclosed lounge and a more open-air setting.

Her water-sports equipment includes:

• A BRABUS Shadow 900 Sun-top Stealth Green Signature Edition chase boat.
• Two Sea-Doo Spark jet skis, each with three seats.
• One Seabob FSSR.
• One Lift E-foil 3, 5'4.
• Two inflatable stand-up paddleboards.
• Wakeboard Clutch 143 and Wakeboard System 135 for women and children, with associated bindings.
• A four-person inflatable towable.
• A SeaRaft 800 platform, boarding ladder and additional comfort seats.
• Two Oxair masks and two Oxsea bottle kits.

Availability and permitted use of each item should be confirmed for the booking. The captain can advise on conditions, suitable locations and any qualifications or supervision needed; the presence of equipment does not mean every activity is possible at every anchorage.

Where to charter her

OCEAN ONE’s base is Beaulieu-sur-Mer on the French Riviera. A charter can be planned around coastal cruising, swimming stops, meals aboard and time ashore, with the balance tailored to the group. Embarkation elsewhere, a different cruising region or a one-way route requires confirmation rather than being assumed within the charter offer.

For a typical seven-night holiday, a relaxed outline could begin with embarkation and a short first passage, followed by two days combining sheltered swimming stops with watersports. The middle of the week could allow more time for shore visits and a longer cruise, before returning to slower days around the beach club and pool. The final day can then be kept flexible ahead of disembarkation.

This is a suggested holiday rhythm, not a fixed itinerary or a promise of particular anchorages. Weather, berth availability, guest preferences and the captain’s assessment determine the final route. Guests who prefer fewer relocations can make the yacht herself the centre of the week, while a more mobile programme should be discussed alongside fuel use and passage time.

Performance and comfort at sea

Twin 2,186 hp MTU diesels give OCEAN ONE a maximum speed of 24 knots. Her charter cruising specification is 12 knots, with stated consumption of 200 litres per hour at that setting. An 18-knot cruising figure is also available for passage planning, but fuel consumption at the faster speed is not specified.

Fin stabilisers are fitted to help moderate motion. Their precise operating modes are not detailed, so guests particularly concerned about movement should discuss this before confirming the charter. Stabilisation does not eliminate motion, and the captain will adapt speed and routing to conditions.

The choice between slower passages and faster transfers is useful when shaping the week. A shorter cruising day leaves more time for swimming and lunch at anchor; a longer relocation may suit guests seeking a change of scenery. Neither approach needs to dictate every day of the holiday.

Frequently asked questions

What is OCEAN ONE’s weekly charter rate, and what is included?

Her charter price is on request for the proposed dates and itinerary. VAT, APA, fuel, provisioning, berth charges and any delivery costs should be itemised in the quotation, as no inclusive package is specified here.

How many guests can sleep aboard?

She accommodates a maximum of 12 overnight guests. That total includes two guests using Pullman beds.

What is the cabin layout?

There is one master, two doubles and two convertible twin cabins with Pullmans. The preferred bed setup should be agreed before embarkation.

How many crew look after the charter?

The stated team comprises seven crew. Their roles include a chef, engineering support, interior service and a dedicated chase-boat captain.

Where is OCEAN ONE based, and where can she cruise?

Her home port is Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France, making her a candidate for a French Riviera charter. The precise cruising area, alternative embarkation ports and any repositioning must be agreed for the booking.

Which water toys are available?

Her inventory includes a BRABUS chase boat, two jet skis, a Seabob, an e-foil, paddleboards, wakeboards and a towable. Final availability and activity restrictions should be checked before departure.

How can an OCEAN ONE charter be booked?

Submit the preferred dates, party size, cabin requirements and cruising wishes through the enquiry form on this page. Availability, the complete quotation and contractual terms can then be confirmed.