Baglietto New Web Site

Baglietto from Italy presents its new web site.  Founded in 1854 at Varazze by Pietro Baglietto, as common in Italy in those times he bears his name to his boatyard and starts at his home back yard which is located at a short distance to the sea shore, building boats and rescue craft servicing merchant ships of the era.  Pietro Baglietto work is noticed and in 1888 is commissioned by notable members of the Genoese hierarchy to produce a skiff that is presented to Pope Leo XIII.  After 36 years working in his home back yard in 1890 Pietro moves to Varazze beach as he acquires a workshop shed in the area.  Enjoying a high profile with the skiff for the Pope, Pietro is commissioned Giuseppina which launched in 1906, and at 22.6m of length and 33 tonnes is the largest yacht built to that date in Italy, and in that year also produces one of the first hydrofoils for racers Crocco and Ricaldoni.   In 1911 Pietro passes away with the yard leadership taken over by Bernardo, helped by elder brother Giovanni Battista, and later on by the younger Stefano and Vincenzo.  In that same year Baglietto custom build the 13.5m motorboat Cio-Cio-San for the famous composer of Madama Butterfly, Giacomo Puccini.  During World War I Baglietto dedicates itself to building seaplanes and the Motobarca Armato Silurante as designed by Societa Veneziona Automobili Navali known as MAS boats.  In 1921 the youngest Vincenzo Vittorio takes over Baglietto technical direction, and shows his prowess in the following years as the Varazze name breaks records in different categories in the early part of the twenty century; 1923 the Baglietto I takes the world record in the 1.5 litre class reaching a speed of 32 knots in Monaco, 1927 it builds a seaplane that breaks the altitude record at 9,290 meters, 1931 it builds Lia III with a 12-liter Isotta Fraschini engine producing 330hp setting a new 53 knots World speed record, 1934 Ravanello achieves a top speed World record of 66 knots in the a 6-litre class, and in 1938 a new world record in the 800kg class is set by Alagi as it reaches eighty knots in the Gold Cup United States Asso RB l as helmed by Cattaneo, a race which it also wins.  Baglietto also wins the sailing 8mR French and Italian Cups in 1937 and 1938 with Bona.  During World War II and in between 1939 to 1945 Baglietto production is completely dedicated to the Italian state naval needs, and in this time expands its facility.  In the 1951 Pietro Baglietto junior starts to manage Baglietto, and in 1956 takes over technical direction and enters semi-production of wooden build pleasure cruiser and yacht series. It debuts with the Tigrotto 8.5 meters in 1956 constructed in two units, followed by the popular Elba 11.5 meters in 1958 sold in 42 units for a five year production run, and debuting what will be called the island series.  The Elba is followed by the Ischia 16m a year later, Capri 14m in 1961, and Minorca 20m and Minorca 22m in 1962 which also debuts Italian designer Paolo Caliari. In 1962 Gianni Agnelli custom commisions the GA 40 as designed by Paolo Caliari for exterior and interior and technical direction by Renato Sonny Levi.  The island series is replaced by the more angular and futuristic M series as designed by Caliari in 1964, debuting with the 18M and will include the 20M as produced from 1968 to 1977 in 73 units.  In 1976 Baglietto looks at aluminium to build larger yachts, and launches the first in this material called the Nauta, it's largest build to that date and the first of the 26m series, build in four more units in a ten year semi-production run.  Following ten years as flagship the 26m is superseded by the custom Baglietto 46 meter in 1986 as designed by Giovanni Zuccon and named Al Fahedi.  A larger Baglietto to 46 meters will arrive with the semi production 53 meter series with the first unit hull C.10191 delivered in 2006 and two other units delivered.  Larger yachts come again in 2009 as Baglietto delivers the custom 59.4 meter hull number C.10201 as designed inhouse, and in 2026 as it delivers its first T60 as designed by Francesco Paszkowski and to date sold in three units.  Since 1983 Baglietto is not owned by its founding family as in that year it is sold to Leopoldo Rodriquez of Rodriguez Shipyard from Messina.  Ten years later in 1993 Rodriguez sells to Giampiero Moretti who will have to force sell after two years as Baglietto enters in liquidation.  In 1995 Baglietto is purchased by the partnership of Guido Orsi and Gaspare Borghini, these two will also expand Baglietto to La Spezia as they purchase the Cantieri Ferrari in La Spezia.  Orsi and Borghini will sell in 2004 to Camuzzi Group who will own Baglietto till the end of September 2010.  In November 2011 Gavio Group will buy the Baglietto name and its La Spezia shipyard, owned since 1996, but will have to let go the original Varazze facility.  Currently Baglietto offers seven yachts, divided into the three Lines; DOM, T-Line, and Fast Line, and start with the DOM115 and go up to the T-Line 60, of the semi-production series.  Currently Baglietto is also offering two custom builds on speculation with the Project53 and Project56 both designed by Enrico Gobbi.  Baglietto new website is available in Italian and English language and takes you around with the following buttons; About Us, Yachts, Boutique, News, and Contacts. Baglietto is also on social media with bottom tabs taking you to its; Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Vimeo, and Youtube pages. 

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Production History; (semi-production models only)

Tigrotto 8.5m 1956 (2) Giorgio Barilani design

Elba 11.5m 1958-63 (42) wood planking production

Ischia/Ischia Super 16m 1959-65 (71)

Capri 14m 1961-63 (12)

Minorca 20m 1962-65 (9)  Paolo Caliari design

Maiorca 22m 1962-63 (3)

18M 1964-68 (18)

16M 1965-67 (13) *16M Ischia project

14M 1965-71 (17)

16M50 1967-72 (58)

20M 1968-77 (73)

15M 1972-74 (7)

18M2 1973-78 (21)

26m 1976-86 (5)

Ischia 80 17m 1979-82 (16) aluminium production build

16.50 M2 1982-85 (5)  only fiberglass build

1983 Rodriguez ownership

35m 1987-2000 (5)

24m 1989-91 (2)

33m 1991-93 (3)

1993 Gianpiero Moretti ownership

1995 Guido Orsi and Gaspare Borghini ownership

30m 2000-03 (2) Francesco Paszkowski design

34m 2001-07 (8)

42 2003-04 (2)

2004 Camuzzi Group ownership

112 HT 2005-08 (2)

43 2006-12 (4)

53 2006-09 (3)

44 Fast 2007-13 (3)

42m 2008-11 (2)

42 Exp 2009 (2)

2011 Gavio Group ownership

46 2014-15 (2)

48 20017-21 (3)

DOM 133 2022- (12

T52 2023- (9

DOM 115 2025- (3

T60 2026- (3

T54 2027- (2

Baglietto enters semi-production boating with the Tigrotto 8.5m

Project: Baglietto DOM155

Baglietto's DOM range as designed by Stefano Vafiadis and debuting with the DOM133 in 2022 has been a tremendous success, with twelve units sold thus far for the first forty meter model and five of the smaller DOM115 which arrived last year.  Now Baglietto announces the project for the DOM155 largest and third model of the range.  The DOM155 is to be a 46 meter super yacht, with three decks, modern lines, and the must have today aft beach club.  Like its smaller sister the DOM155 is to be built in aluminium, and is to be a sub five hundred gross tonnage of volume super yacht.  Power is to be from twin Cat engines for top speeds up to sixteen knots.

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Project: Baglietto T54

Baglietto announce the T54 project, with the first hull currently ongoing outfitting for launch in 2027, and second hull starting construction for a 2028 delivery.  Designed by since 2000 Baglietto designer Francesco Paszkowski the T54 is a replacement to the T52 which since 2023, has been delivered in nine hulls, making it the most sold Baglietto above fifty meters to date.  With this success for the T52 it is natural for the Baglietto T54 to be it's natural evolution, adding more space aft for a larger beach club area around the infinity pool, and an expanded master stateroom located forward of the main deck.  Other interesting features of the Baglietto T54 are that despite its length increase, it will still remain a sub five hundred gross tonnage super yacht. The Baglietto T54 is to be powered by twin Cat engines for top speeds up to sixteen knots.

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New Model: Baglietto DOM 115

Baglietto has launched the first unit of the DOM 115.  Presented as project in April 2023 during a private ceremony, the DOM 115 is a smaller version of the DOM 133.  Not your typical Baglietto looking, and more a volume space searching look the DOM line is proving to be a big winner for Baglietto, and following the only one made DOM 123, the DOM 133 has been a huge success with ten hulls sold of the forty meter to date.  To put this into perspective the DOM 133 is to date the most sold Baglietto above 24 meters ever made.  The DOM 115 has also started on a flying start strong, with two other hulls under construction, one of which being made on speculation.    

Technical Data:

LOA - 34.50 m (115ft)

Beam - 7.80 m

Draft - 2.40 m

Displacement - 240,000 kg, 298 gt*volume 

Fuel Capacity - 33,000 l

Water Capacity - 5000 l

Accommodation - ten/twelve guest in five cabins, seven crew in four cabins

Engines - 2 x Man V8 1200hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - fourteen knots max, thirteen cruise, ten knots long range

Range - 2800 nautical miles at ten knots

Construction - steel hull, aluminium super structure

Project - Stefano Vafiadis

Certification - RINA cross of Malta Mach Y short range

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New Model: Baglietto Fast 43m

Baglietto have in mid April launched a new Fast 43m as designed by Francesco Paszkowski for exterior and Margherita Casprini for the interiors.  Titled m/y Speedy Bear, this Fast 43m is a semi-custom order build based on the Fast 44m semi production platform as delivered in three units between 2007 to 2013, with this born from the 42m arriving in 2003, and then evolved in the 43m series as produced from 2006 to 2012 in four units.  In short she is a Baglietto Fast super yacht in its purest form, no semi wide-body volume search, and a straight sheer line which evokes respect, a trait Baglietto started with the 1986 very special John van Neumann ordered 26m m/y Chato, and then it made its identity onwards from the 1991 33m series as designed by Giorgetti and Magretti.  A distinct detail for this new Baglietto Fast 43m is the hard-top enclosed bridge which integrates with the raised pilot house forward.  This new Fast 43m also features the classic Baglietto boxy enclosed transom which when anchored has drop down balconies that transform into a bathing beach platform on the water.  This semi-custom Baglietto Fast 43m has an interior sleeping ten guests, including an owners stateroom on the forward part of the main deck, with crew accommodation for seven, and is powered by twin 3470hp MTU for top speeds up to 27 knots.

Technical Data:

LOA - 43.71 m (143.5ft)

Beam - 8.30 m

Draft - 3.26 m

Displacement - 382 gt*volume

Fuel Capacity - 41,000 l

Water Capacity - 5800 l

Accommodation - ten guests in five cabins, seven crew in four cabins

Engines - 2 x MTU 12V4000 M93L 3470hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - 27 knots max 23 knots cruise

Range - 700 nautical miles at fast cruise

Project - Francesco Paszkowski exterior and interior, Margherita Casprini interior

Construction - aluminium

Certification - ABS class to Class of Malta build

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New Launch: Baglietto Superfast 41m hull #10242

Baglietto has launched an aluminum custom build 41m Superfast super yacht hull number 10242, titled m/y Francesca II. This Baglietto 41m custom Superfast is characterized by a strong personality and comes from a design by Francesco Paszkowski who also signed also the interior in collaboration with Margherita Casprini, and naval architecture by Bacigalupo.  Paszkowski designed a flybridge yacht of important size, yet with a stream lined profile that even though she is a flybridge yacht, makes her one of the most sleekest yachts in size.  Fully custom this 41m Superfast bears a personal layout, with all guests cabins located on the lower deck: master stateroom at amidships, VIP suite forward, and two guest cabins with twin single beds that can slide convert into double beds. On the same deck, closer to the stern, are the crew quarters and lobby located beside the engine room and conveniently accessible directly from the main deck, they include accommodation for five with a captain’s cabin and two double cabins for the crew, and a galley with dinette. The aft garage, which opens on one side, is used to store a tender. The main deck has been devised in such a way as to ensure a harmonious continuum between interior and exterior areas. Two sliding doors, one located aft and the other on a side, provide access to the dining area and to the conversation area of the main salon. The latter is brightened by the natural light flowing through two ceiling-high windows, which also ensure a wonderfully close contact with the sea even when living indoors. The pilot station can be found forward of the main salon. The outdoor aft cockpit hosts a lounge area, while the sunbathing area on the aft swimming platform is perfect to relax by the sea. Another sunbathing area and a second conversation area have been set up at the extreme bow of this modern, impressively functional yacht. A second pilot station, with a pleasant relaxation area just behind it, can be found on the fly bridge. Baglietto's custom Superfast hull number 10242 is fitted with triple MTU 1920hp with jet propulsion system, delivering a top speed up to 33 knots and a cruise 28 knots. 

Technical Data:

LOA - 41 m (134.5ft)

Beam - 8 m

Draft - 1.40 m

Displacement - 165 t half load

Fuel Capacity - 15,000 l

Water Capacity - 2500 l

Accommodation - eight guests in four cabins, five crew in three cabins

Engines - 3 x MTU 12v2000 M96L 1920hp

Propulsion - jet drives

Speed - 33 knots max 28 cruise

Construction - aluminum

Project - Francesco Paszkowski exterior interior, Margherita Casprini interior, Bacigalupo naval architect

Certification - ABS

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Project: Baglietto Fast50

Baglietto has announced two new projects of fifty meters in a press conference in Milan on eight February celebrating the 170th anniversary of the historical yacht builder. Two new projects of the same fifty meters dimensions  both designed by Baglietto's long standing designer Francesco Paszowksi but with totally different souls. The Fast50, follows the X50 presented a couple of weeks ago here on PowerYacht, what is a high performing yacht representing the core history of the brand, from the seventies till today, and the glorious speed record beating ventures of Pietro of the early twentieth century.  Speed has been part of Baglietto for beyond a century.  The Bagletto Fast50 is a semi-wide body design, and for the first time in the Fast line, it brings a water's edge beach club aft, with an opening stern to aft which expands the dimensions of the area at anchor.  Baglietto is being very tight lipped on the Fast50 performance and layout, but expect speeds of thirty knots which is what the Fast line usually offers.  The first Baglietto Fast50 is set to launch in 2026.

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Project: Baglietto X50

During a press conference in Milan on eight February, which also celebrated Baglietto 170th anniversary, the today super yacht specialist announced two new projects, with one of these being the X50, an explorer looking super yacht as designed by the Italian builder long standing designer Francesco Paszowski.  The Baglietto X50 is full of stand out features with an open stern which takes a third of the yachts length, and able to carry two ten meter tenders.  The X50 also debuts Baglietto new XO line of tug inspired looks explorer super yachts.  Baglietto has flirted with explorer looking yachts in the present and in the past like the two units of the 42 Exp it launched in 2009, or the recent custom build hull nos#10235, although none of these where tug yacht looking as the X50.  A unique design feature of the X50 will be the disruptive pilot station which features the helm station below and a guest passenger lounge above.  This lounge is designed to be a multi purpose retreat for the owner and his guests, with six screens able to do an array of duties from navigation data to normal TV or computing operation, and can be also fitted out as a private owners office.  The X50 is to be build in ice-class with part of the hull evolving from the T-52 model, but re-engineered to be more sea-worthy with a redesigned bulb shape.  The Baglietto X50 is set to be powered by twin Cat engines for speeds up to sixteen knots.

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Project: Baglietto DOM 115

Baglietto proudly announces the sale for the first DOM 115: the 35m new model with steel hull penned by Stefano Vafiadis for the exterior was presented just a few months ago during the 2023 Fort Lauderdale boat show. The delivery for the first DOM 115 is for 2025. The 115 is the entry and second model in the DOM line, which debuted with the successful 133 model, with the first unit launched this year and has so far sold in nine units and orders going into 2026. The Dom line success is attributed to the timeless and yet modern captivating lines with a sporty adventurous character, impressive volumes for size, and panoramic windows which let in plenty of natural light and open up onto beautiful terraces. Other features of the Baglietto DOM series are the doors of the main deck saloon which can be opened completely and concealed to seamlessly connect the interiors and exteriors, huge floor-to ceiling windows with 270-degree view on the upper deck which is entirely glazed on three sides, aft area developing over three levels that gradually descend towards the pool overlooking the sea, and full customisation with steel and aluminium construction ensuring flexibility in terms of layout solutions, adding value on a yacht of this size. Another feature which DOM is appreciated is the tender stored in a side garage freeing pace on the aft beach area deck. The Dom 115 will offer a five double cabins accommodation for ten to twelve guest beds, and seven crew berths in four cabins. The Dom 115 is powered by twin 1182hp for speeds up to fourteen knots, with hybrid propulsion also available.

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New Model: Baglietto T52

The first model in the successful T52 line has finally hit the water: hull No. 10238 was launched during a private ceremony.  The first T52 launched is fitted with a hybrid propulsion system that will allow to choose a more efficient cruising mode, reducing both consumption and environmental impact. When cruising in electrical diesel mode, the T52 can indeed reach a range of up to 7,600 nm, and remain at anchor up to ten hours relying on the batteries only.  Her two MTU engines, however, will also allow her to reach quite an impressive maximum speed of seventeen knots and a range of 3,600 nm in traditional navigation mode.  The lines by Francesco Paszkowski reinterpret the classical design elements of Baglietto’s traditional steel displacement yachts under 500 GT in a highly contemporary, distinctive style and conveying a very strong personality, the same found across the interiors, also designed by Francesco Paszkowski in cooperation with Margherita Casprini.  Just like her seven sisterships currently in build, the first T52, too, has truly unique features that perfectly meet today’s market demands.  Close contact with the sea is ensured by the original open stern featuring a beach club that develops over three levels and has already become a hallmark of Baglietto’s new course.  The large pool can easily be concealed thanks to an ingenious up-down movable floor that further extends the available deck surface when the pool is not being used.  On the upper deck, the wide floor-to-ceiling windows opening on three sides create a pleasant “al fresco” lounge, with a conversation area and a dining area to be enjoyed in all weather conditions.  The approximately 24-metre-long sundeck, another distinguishing feature on Baglietto T52 is unmatched on a super yacht of this size and volume, and follows in the wake of Baglietto’s traditional displacement yachts.

Technical Data:

LOA - 52 m (170.5ft)

Beam - 9.50 m

Draft - 2.70 m

Displacement - 440 t half load, 497 gt *volume

Fuel Capacity - 66861 l

Water Capacity - 6435 l

Accommodation - ten/ twelve guests in five cabins, nine crew in ten cabins

Engines - 2 x MTU 16V2000M86 2186hp, or Cats C32 2000hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - sixteen knots max, eleven knots cruise

Range - 3600 nm at eleven knots, 7600 nm in hybrid mode

Construction - high tensile steel, aluminium super structure

Project -Francesco Paszkowski exterior, Margherita Casprini interior

Certification - RINA

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Project: Baglietto T60

On 22 December Baglietto announced it secured the first order for the 60 meter super yacht T60 hull no. 10260. This sale followed the eight T52 order by just three days. The project of the T60 designed by Francesco Paszkowski was presented at 2022 Monaco Yacht show in September, and is to be the largest yacht ever build by the famous Baglietto. Currently it is also the largest offer in size at sixty metres long and weighing around 1,000 GT, the T60 is the natural evolution of the T52: the soft exterior lines have become even sleeker thanks to the lighter side buttresses that almost seem to be “hanging” on the water, blending in with the outer ceiling, while the black glass stripe incorporates the portholes a leit-motiv on Baglietto’s most recent yachts resulting in an even more streamlined profile. The layout is truly unprecedented with no enclosed spaces on this yacht; the floor-to-ceiling windows of both the main saloon and the upper deck open up completely and, once fully concealed, create highly versatile and interior environments that change constantly to harmonise with the surrounding landscape. The same informal areas that during the day allow to spend time outdoors and enjoy the sea to the fullest are easily converted to take on a more formal and stately ambience in the evening, while always maintaining a direct contact with the sea. On this innovative vessel, the beach area, the main saloon and the dining area are indeed conceived as one single free-flowing space: a 60 sqm beach lounge with a pool, a conversation area and a gym welcomes guests on board and leads them to the saloon, which can be opened up completely thanks to an elegant staircase, resulting in an almost 100 sqm space on two levels. The dining room, in turn, is fitted with a glazed surface that can be fully opened to create an extraordinary living area on the water, where guests can indulge both during the day and in the evening. The first T60 stands out in particular for her very original configuration, with the upper deck turned into a fully walkable Owners deck. The master stateroom is accessed from a lobby located amidships that also features a glass lift. The suite includes an office, a walk-in wardrobe, and a large bathroom with separate toilets; the night area has glazed surfaces that slide open to offer private access to an outdoor pool located forward. Windows that open entirely on 3 sides can also be found aft, where the lounge area opens onto the en plein air dining table, once more creating the smooth, seamless connection between interiors and exteriors that characterises the entire vessel. A hot tub and a sunbathing area complete this deck’s layout. Guests will find accommodation in four; two VIP and two guest cabins located on the main deck and a fifth guest cabin on the lower deck. This lower deck also hosts a massage room, the spacious galley fully equipped for haute cuisine and the crew quarters, including the crew mess, the dinette, and seven crew cabins sleeping thirteen. The entire under-lower deck houses the various technical areas: the storage room, wine cellar, baggage compartment, and cold rooms. The wheelhouse has been moved to the sun deck, where the captain’s cabin can also be found, as well as an additional dining area and the aft and forward sunbathing areas. The garage, which can fit a six meter tender, 2 jet skis and a rescue tender, has been arranged forward on the main deck, while a haute-cuisine kitchen can be found amidships. At the bow, it is certainly no surprise to find a touch-and-go helipad. The Baglietto T60 is to be equipped with two Cat engines that will push her to a maximum speed of sixteen knots and a cruise of twelve.

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New Model: Baglietto Superfast 42

Baglietto has in June 2022 launched hull number 10236 titled m/y Rush, its first Superfast 42 model, a super yacht with semi-wide body from midship to forward designed by Francesco Paszkowski.  The Superfast 42 shares exterior looks with the Fast 42 model with the main difference coming in the engine room, powered by triple MTU 2600hp engines versus the twin set up of the Fast model. Propulsion on the Baglietto 42 Superfast is line shaft and semi-tunnels for the two side engines, and a central Voith jet drive, powered by triple Mtu 2400hp engines which give her a top speed up to 28 knots.  

Technical Data:

LOA - 41.70 m (137ft)

Beam - 8.70 m

Draft - 2.10 m

Displacement - 245,000 kg, 399 GT * volume

Fuel Capacity - 40,000 l
Water Capacity - 6,000 l

Accommodation - twelve guests in six cabins, seven crew in four cabins

Engines - 3 x MTU 16V2000 M96L 2400hp

Propulsion - line shafts with semi tunnels and central Voitth Liner jet

Speed - 28 knots max 24 knots cruise

Range - 700 nm at ten knots

Project - Francesco Paszkowski exterior, Margherita Casprini interior

Construction - aluminium hull and super structure 

Certification - RINA cross of Malta, Mach Y

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New Model: Baglietto DOM 133

Baglietto has launched the first DOM 133, a semi-custom 41-metre aluminum super yacht designed by Stefano Vafiadis. The first Baglietto DOM 133 will be delivered to the Owner, later this summer. Since its very debut, the DOM line immediately met with roaring success: four more hulls are indeed currently under construction at the Carrara shipyard, with deliveries scheduled until 2024. Perfect for trans-oceanic cruising, this 41-metre super yacht stands out for her aluminium hull and limited draught of just over two meters, that make her perfect for navigation even in shallow waters. Her lines are modern and captivating. with the DOM 133 having generous interior volumes and can boast original lifestyle solutions that are unmatched on super yachts of this size. The main deck layout, for instance, has been conceived and designed to ensure a smooth, free flow between interior and exterior areas, while also enhancing a pleasant convivial atmosphere. The main salon, located on this deck, has floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows that, once fully open, covert this area into a natural extension of the aft cockpit. Another element deserving mention is the beach club, which has by now become the ‘hallmark’ of all latest-generation vessels of the La Spezia-based boat builder: developing on two levels, it features a magnificent infinity pool with lifting bottom that rises to make the already spacious cockpit even larger. A second pool can be found on the sun deck. Two Caterpillar 1600hp engines allow this yacht to reach an impressive maximum speed of 17 knots.

Technical Data:

LOA - 40.60 m (133ft)

Beam - 8.70 m

Draft - 2.15 m

Displacement - 395 t GT (volume), 

Fuel Capacity - 40,000 l

Water Capacity - 10,000 l

Accommodation - ten guests in five cabins, or twelve guests in six cabins, 8 crew in 4 cabins

Engines - 2 x Cats C32 1600hp, MTU 16v2000 M96L 2600hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - 17 knots max fifteen knots cruise with Cats 1600hp, 21 knots max with MTU 2600hp

Range - 3500 nautical miles at fifteen knots or 4000 nautical miles at ten knots

Hull Shape - semi displacement

Construction - aluminium

Project - Stefano Vafiadis interior and exterior

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New Launch: Baglietto 54.60m C#10231

Baglietto present hull number 10231, a 54.60 meter super yacht named C, and designed by Horacio Bozzo exterior and Hot Lab for interior.  A fully custom project which sold in 2017 and completed in early 2021  Baglietto 54 meter super yacht features very clean lines with three decks, and a semi wide-body main deck offering an accommodation for twelve guests in six cabins, and thirteen crew in seven.  This Baglietto 54 meter hull number 10231 features a fast displacement hull shape and powered by twin Cat engines 1622hp reaches top speeds up to fifteen knots and a cruise of twelve. 

Technical Data:

LOA - 54.60 m (179.1ft)

Beam - 10.4 m

Draft - 2.6 m

Displacement - 570 t half load, 860 GT

Fuel Capacity -100,000 l

Water Capacity - 25,000 l

Accommodation - twelve guess in six cabins, thirteen crew in seven cabins

Engines - 2 x Cats C32 Acert 1622hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - fifteen knots max twelve knots cruise

Range - 4500 nm at twelve knots

Hull Shape - fast displacement

Construction - aluminium h321/h111

Project - Horacio Bozzo exterior, Hot Lab interior

Certification - Lloyds +100A1 Ssc G3

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New Launch: Baglietto 40m Panam #4002

Hull number 4002 the 40 meter Panam from Baglietto started out with an identity crisis, as at first it made part of the Cerri Fuori serie fully custom line.  Launched in Summer 2021, Panam eventually became a Baglietto during construction, and considering its designer; Francesco Paszkowski and its looks, the yacht does fit perfect in the legendary name profile.   A fully custom project build of aluminum with a planning hull, 40 meter Panam offers a six guest cabins accommodation sleeping twelve, with five crew berths in three cabins.  Baglietto 40 meter Panam is powered by triple MTU 2600hp with water-jet propulsion and a central booster which enable her to reach top speeds of 31 knots, and a cruise of 25.  A 1800 nautical mile range is possible with an economic long range cruise of twelve knots. 

Technical Data:

LOA - 39.80 m (130.7ft)

Waterline Length - 37.5 m

Beam - 8.40 m

Draft - 2 m

Displacement - 270 t medium load

Fuel Capacity - 30,000 l

Water Capacity - 5.000 l

Accommodation - twelve guests in six cabins, five crew in three cabins

Engines - 3 x MTU 16V2000 M96L 2600hp

Propulsion - two by water-jets, plus central water-jet with booster

Speed - 31 knots max 25 knots cruise, twelve knots long range cruise

Range - 1800 nm at twelve knots cruise

Hull Shape - planning

Construction - aluminium

Project - Francesco Paszkowski

Certification - Lloyds

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Project: Baglietto 40m Panam

With this project Gavio Group seems to have an identity crisis, as this listed in both Cerri CCN and Baglietto website under construction, although to be fair the yacht more looks like the later then the former, with the stern and raised pilot house all shouting out to the winged brand.  Announced as a project in Cerri's website Panam was the fifth Fuoriserie super yacht, that is before it got rebranded as Baglietto.  Baglietto 40m Panam comes from a design by Francesco Paszkowski, who took care of both exteriors and interiors, the latter in cooperation with Margherita Casprini.  Sleek and aggressive, this Baglietto stands out for her impressive performances, ensured by the aluminium alloy hull and three 2600hp MTU engines and three KaMeWa water-jet engines, which push her up to a maximum speed of 31 knots and a pleasant cruising speed of 25. All technical components, the mast and the roll bar are in carbon fibre, so as to reduce overall weight.  The straight bow endows this yacht with a a modern, dynamic and powerful look, further enhanced by the large irregular-shape windows that let plenty of natural light into the interior saloon.  The layout features a large salon on the main deck, separate from the dining area thanks to a “green” wall. Forward, the full-beam master suite is fitted with a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with hammam. Two folding balconies open up on the sides.  Four guest cabins are located on the lower bridge, which also hosts the professional galley. On this same deck, forward, are the captain’s cabin, 2 double cabins, the laundry and the crew mess. Behind the engine room is the semi-float-in garage storing a 17’ tender, while a pleasant beach area can be enjoyed aft, open on three sides and fitted with a beach platform transformer granting very easy access to the sea.  The fly bridge features a large aft custom-made pool with counter current swimming system, while a sunbathing area can be found at the bow.

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Project: Baglietto T52

Baglietto shows the rendering for T52, a displacement 52 meter super yacht designed by Francesco Paszkowski.  This Baglietto 52 meter T-line will have three decks, aft beach club, weighing about 440 tons, and having a volume tonnage of 497 gross tonnage.  T52 will have an accommodation for four guest cabins in the lower deck, and an owners stateroom on the main deck.  Crew cabins will be five, with four of these cabins on the forward part of the lower deck which also includes a crew lobby, and captains cabin behind the pilot house.  Tender stowage will be for a side garage spanning nearly the full nine meter beam of the T52, for the main tender, and another on the foredeck.  The Baglietto T52 will be powered by twin MTU of 2186hp which allow for top speeds up to seventeen knots and a cruise of eleven.    

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Project: Baglietto 41m Superfast

Baglietto announces the signature of a new order for a 41m Superfact yacht designed by Francesco Paszkowski.  Superfast 41 will be Baglietto's hull no. 10242, who can celebrate yet another achievement, just after the sale of the second DOM 133, revealed recently.  41n Superfast will be an aluminium build fast open super sport yacht, with both interiors and exteriors designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design.  The yacht features a bold, streamlined profile, with the champagne shade of the hull making her beauty even more striking. All cabins have been arranged on the lower deck: the master cabin is located amidships, the VIP cabin also a double can be found forward, while the two guest cabins have single beds that can easily slide and be converted into double beds. On the same deck, closer to the stern, are the crew quarters. Located beside the engine room and conveniently accessible directly from the main deck, they include the captain’s cabin and two double cabins for the crew, as well as the galley with dinette. The aft garage, which opens on one side, is used to store a tender.  The main deck has been devised in such a way as to ensure a harmonious continuum between interior and exterior areas. Two sliding doors, one located aft and the other on a side, provide access to the dining area and to the conversation area of the main salon. The latter is brightened by the natural light flowing through two ceiling-high windows, which also ensure a wonderfully close contact with the sea even when living indoors. The pilot station can be found forward of the main salon. The outdoor aft cockpit hosts a lounge area, while the sunbathing area on the aft swimming platform is perfect to relax by the sea. Another sunbathing area and a second conversation area have been set up at the extreme bow of this modern, impressively functional yacht.  A second pilot station, with a pleasant relaxation area just behind it, can be found on the fly bridge.  Fitted with three MTU engines, 41m Superfast will reach an impressive maximum speed of 33 knots and a cruising speed of 28.  She will be classified with ABS and is expected to be delivered in 2023. 

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Project: Baglietto Superfast42

Italian boat builder Baglietto has revealed the first renderings of its latest 42m project, a planning hull aluminium yacht pencilled by Francesco Paszkowski for a European Owner. The La Spezia based shipyard is thus going back to its origins, reinterpreting its iconic planning line with an eye to the future.  This new 42m yacht is indeed characterised by a slender hull and a modern, aggressive design, further enhanced by the extensive use of multi-level glazed surfaces, resulting in a very contemporary exterior look.  The highly performing, brand-new hull, designed by Plana Design, can reach a remarkable maximum speed of 28 knots thanks to three MTU 2600hp engines with traditional shaft line external drives and a VOITH linear jet central drive.  The limited draught of just over two meters also deserves mention, as it allows to easily and comfortably cruise even in very shallow waters. The compact Hard Top superstructure, limited in height, makes a significant contribution to this yacht’s charming, stylish look. The stern, too, features innovative design solutions, with the transom door opening downwards to create a pleasant swimming platform on the sea featuring a lounge area furnished with sofas and a bar, while a side door makes launching and hauling the tender fast and easy.  Impressive volumes characterise this vessel, which has been mainly conceived to enjoy wonderful sunny day at sea and outdoor activities with friends. Inside, the layout is a traditional one, with the full-beam master stateroom located forward on the main deck and fitted with a large ensuite bathroom and a spacious walk-in wardrobe. A conversation area welcomes guests as they board the yacht on this deck, where the dining area and the galley can also be found.  The night guest area, situated on the lower deck, includes four guest cabins: 2 double VIP cabins and 2 twin cabins with an additional Pullman bed. On the same deck, at the bow, are the crew quarters, with the Captain’s cabin, a dinette, and 3 cabins with bunk beds.  The wheelhouse is on the upper deck and is directly connected to the large sky lounge, where guests will be able to enjoy a conversation area and a cinema room. The dining table is outside. Moving towards the stern, the sunbathing area can be reached, furnished with loungers and seats. Another sunbathing area is available at the bow, also on this deck.  Baglietto Superfast42 will be classified with Rina and is scheduled to be delivered by summer 2022.

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New Model: Baglietto 40m RPH semi-displacement

Hull # 10232, a 40m RPH semi-displacement fully customized vessel built completely in aluminum for an American customer, was launched today in La Spezia at the Baglietto shipyard. This is the first launch at the Baglietto shipyard, after the Covid-19 lock-down, which represents Baglietto’s commitment to the yachting industry and an optimistic view of the future.  Baglietto developed a new platform to accommodate the owner’s vision and the design of Horacio Bozzo’s exterior with both a sporty, yet elegant character. The interiors have been designed by renowned designer Achille Salvagni, recognized for his award-winning super yachts and his unerring eye for detail.  This new construction project represents a further step for Baglietto in the growth path of fully custom-built yachts. This hull is a completely new naval platform designed with distinct modern features. The straight bow represents an absolute novelty for Baglietto. The boat’s technological solutions are worthy of attention, such as acoustic comfort and performance. It is, in fact, a semi-displacement aluminum yacht capable of reaching a considerable maximum speed of approx. 18 knots thanks to twin Cat 1622hp engines with very high acoustic parameters, settling around 40Dba.  Construction #10232 is part of Baglietto’s fully customized production line. Italian design and craftsmanship, recognizable all over the world, maximum attention to the customer and manufacturing quality, combined with cutting-edge technology and performance, from a construction site with a totally redefined and future-oriented structure, capable of guaranteeing an average annual production of three to four new yachts per year.  Currently, a new shed for boats up to 65m has been completed in the modern La Spezia shipyard. To date, there are 4 yachts under construction: in addition to hull # 10232, a 54m also with the signature of Horacio Bozzo’s designing the exterior and Hot Lab penning interior, being delivered in 2020 as well. The construction of the third 48m T -Line, sistership of Andiamo and Silver Fox, is underway for a South American owner and the production of an order signed last February for a 38m with delivery in 2022 has begun.

Technical Data:

LOA - 39.75 m (130.4ft)

Beam - 8.50 m

Draft - 2 m

Displacement - 235 t half load

Accommodation - twelve guests in six cabins, six crew in three cabins

Engines - 2 x Cat C32A Acert D 1622hp

Propulsion - line shaft

Speed - 17 knots max 12 knots cruise

Range - 3500 nm

Hull Shape - fast semi displacement with bulb

Construction - aluminium

Project - Horacio Bozzo exterior, Achille Salvagni interior

Certification - RINA

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