Inside, her five-cabin arrangement is designed for practical guest use, with the owner's area supported by four additional guest cabins. Salvagni Architetti's interior gives the yacht a clear Italian design identity, while full-height windows bring natural light into the main guest spaces.

Her exterior follows the Grande 32M's raised pilothouse design, with deck areas arranged for dining, lounging, and movement between levels. The main deck aft is sheltered and positioned close to the stern, while the beach club adds direct water access and improves the usability of the aft section.

Twin MTU 16V 2000 M86 engines give INFINITE VOYAGE III a cruising speed of 21 knots and a maximum speed of 26 knots. Her GRP hull and superstructure support the performance expected from an Azimut of this size, with fuel and water capacities suited to owner cruising.

From her interior arrangement to her exterior living areas, INFINITE VOYAGE III has been designed with everyday usability in mind. Her balanced layout and contemporary styling make her an attractive choice for buyers considering this size category.