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100 Azimut w/ Jacuzzi + 2 Jetskis

100 Azimut w/ Jacuzzi + 2 Jetskis-Test

Mega yacht · 100 ft (30 m) · Miami Beach

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 17. August 2026
4.1/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.3
Leistung4.0
Komfort4.5
Fahrverhalten3.8
Preis-Leistung3.6

Technische Daten

Werft
Azimut
Modell
Azimut
Länge
100 ft (30 m)
Gäste
10
Kabinen
5
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Urteil

The 1999 Azimut 100 Jumbo is a large, well-appointed flybridge yacht with strong guest capacity, generous social spaces, and proven long-range cruising credentials. Its age and the usual specification inconsistencies on the market mean buyers should verify layout, engine package, and refit history carefully.

Vorteile

  • +Large 5-cabin layout for up to 10 guests
  • +Strong charter-friendly amenities including jacuzzi, Wi‑Fi, and beach club/garage
  • +Substantial fuel and water capacities support extended cruising
  • +Classic Azimut flybridge profile with GRP construction

Nachteile

  • Public listings conflict on cabin count, berth count, and engine power
  • 1999 build age increases refit and maintenance importance
  • Handling and speed depend heavily on the exact engine package and condition
  • Value is influenced more by maintenance and upgrades than by original spec

The Azimut 100 Jumbo is a classic Italian flybridge superyacht with a spacious profile and a layout aimed at entertaining and coastal or semi-displacement cruising. Public listings vary on the exact accommodation and dimensions, but the model is consistently presented as a large GRP yacht in the 100-foot class with a substantial beam and broad deck volume.

On the water, this model is generally associated with twin diesel shaft-drive propulsion and comfortable cruising rather than modern high-speed performance. Reported top speed and cruising figures vary across listings, so real-world performance should be judged by engine specification, service records, and current mechanical condition rather than brochure claims.

For livability, the strongest points are the five-cabin guest arrangement, multiple bathrooms, air conditioning, and the social appeal of features such as a jacuzzi and garage/beach club area. The yacht is well suited to family use or charter-style entertaining, though interior styling and systems will reflect late-1990s design unless updated.

In value terms, the 100 Jumbo can be attractive for buyers wanting size and amenities at a lower entry point than a newer superyacht, but older examples are highly maintenance-sensitive. The best purchases are well-documented, recently refitted boats with verified engine hours, updated electronics, and consistent spec documentation.

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