Azimut Yachts - 95 RPH - For Sale

Discover the Azimut Yachts95 RPH, a luxurymotor-yacht classbuilt on afiberglass-and-plastic constructionplatform, delivering a 93 ft footprint, 23 ft beam, and confident 15–21-knot performance. Shestakov Yacht Sales — and broker Andrey Shestakov — provide expert guidance to help you evaluate, inspect, and acquire this standout model.

Selecting a 95 RPH

Choosing the 95 RPHbyAzimut Yachtsmakes sense if you want a spaciousmotor-yachtwith generous volume (beam 23 ft / 7.07 m) and balanced performance for extended cruising. With a cruising speed of 15 kn (17.26 mph) and a maximum speed of 21 kn (24.17 mph), ample fuel (3,170.06 gal) and water (528.34 gal) capacities, and dedicated crew spaces, it’s well-suited for owners prioritizing comfort and capable passagemaking within themotor-yacht class.

Features of the Model

• Twin MTU inboard diesels for efficient propulsion and straightforward service access.
• fiberglass/GRP hullwith GRP decks for durability and weight efficiency.
• Accommodations for up to 10 with 6 dedicated berths and 6 heads to enhance privacy and comfort.
• Two crew cabins with 4 crew berths support professional operation and guest service.
• Practical performance envelope: cruise 15 kn (17.26 mph) and top 21 kn (24.17 mph).

Technical Specifications

• Builder: Azimut Yachts
• Model: 95 RPH
• Class: motor-yacht class
• Type: luxury motor-yacht
• Hull category: fiberglass-and-plastic
• LOA: 93 ft (28.62 m)
• Beam: 23 ft (7.07 m)
• Max Draft: 10.007 ft (3.05 m)
• Cruising Speed: 15 kn (17.26 mph)
• Maximum Speed: 21 kn (24.17 mph)
• Gross Tonnage: 119
• Engines: 2 x MTU, Inboard, Diesel
• Hull: fiberglass/GRP
• Deck: GRP
• Accommodations: 10
• Sleeps: 6
• Heads: 6
• Crew Cabins: 2
• Crew Berths: 4
• Fuel Capacity: 3,170.06 gal
• Water Capacity: 528.34 gal

Pricing and Ordering

For current pricing, availability, and to arrange inspections of the Azimut Yachts95 RPH, contact Shestakov Yacht Sales. Broker Andrey Shestakov will coordinate specifications review, build or purchase options, and logistics tailored to your program. Our team can also advise on comparable opportunities within themotor-yacht classand otherluxury motor-yachtofferings.

Questions and Answers

• What type of yacht is the 95 RPH? The95 RPHis a luxurymotor-yachtwithin the broadermotor-yacht class, featuring afiberglass-and-plastic constructionhull. This classification underlines its focus oncomfort,power, andprivate cruising.

• How fast does it go? The yacht’s cruising speedis 15 kn (17.26 mph) and itsmaximum speedis 21 kn (24.17 mph), delivering a practical performance envelope for mixeditinerariesandschedules.

• How many people can stay on board? There are accommodations for 10, withsleepsfor 6 and6 headsfor privacy. The crew area includes2 crew cabinswith4 berthsto support professional operation.

• What engines and fuel does it use? Propulsion comes from 2 MTUInboardDieselengines, combining trusted manufacturer pedigree with service-friendly installation.

• How do I buy or list one with Shestakov Yacht Sales? Reach out to Shestakov Yacht Sales and broker Andrey Shestakovto discuss specifications, inspections, and transaction strategy for theAzimut Yachts95 RPH. We’ll align timing, budget, and due diligence for a seamless purchase.

Owner Experience Review

Owners gravitate to the 95 RPHfromAzimut Yachtsfor its real-world livability: the raised pilothouse makes space for a main-deck owner’s suite with wide views, while full-height salon glazing and a roughly 60 m² flybridge create a bright, social platform for large families and guests. Below, four guest cabins and separate forward crew quarters keep privacy intact, and the stern garage’s ability to convert into a beach club while housing an approximately 4 m tender adds day-to-day versatility. Many use the layout for family cruising, owner-operator weekends, and charter-style entertaining.

On the water, owners and captains report a practical balance of pace and comfort for a 29 m planing yacht: typical cruise sits around 20–22 knots with top speeds near 26–28 knots, and many boats are fitted with fins stabilizers to improve directional stability and ride. CE Class A classification and a published cruise range in listings of roughly 350–450 nautical miles support extended coastal passages and “mothership” use with a tender or chase boat. Press notes also point out that the model falls within commonly discussed ~29 m/24 m regulatory cut-offs that can offer pleasure-craft registration advantages in some markets.

Maintenance experiences vary. Forum accounts mention build-quality and warranty pain points on some boats, including examples like unfinished fiberglass in the bilges and loose screws on deck. Countering that, numerous brokerage listings highlight individual 95 RPHexamples that are well maintained with low engine hours and full service records, suggesting outcomes depend heavily on the specific boat and captain-led care.

Pros and Cons

• Main-deck owner’s suite with four guest cabins below and separate crew provides strong privacy for large-family cruising or charter.
• Raised Pilot House improves visibility and makes owner-operation more practical for a yacht of this size.
• A ~60 m² flybridge and a garage that converts to a beach club and carries an approximately 4 m tender support entertaining and water access.
• Forum reports cite build-quality issues such as unfinished fiberglass in the bilges and loose screws on deck.
• Some owners describe contentious warranty interactions with Azimut Yachts.
• Typical cruise range of roughly 350–450 nm means fuel stops require planning on extended routes.

Comparison with Other Models