Baglietto for charter

Operations are anchored in two Italian facilities. The La Spezia yard is the main production hub, with two docks for yachts up to 80 meters and three warehouses for yachts up to 70 meters, plus workshops and direct waterfront access for simultaneous construction. The Carrara facility complements production with three warehouses for yachts up to 35 meters and four warehouses for yachts up to 50 meters, supporting final outfitting and select naval projects. The historic Varazze site now hosts refit and service under Alfa Servizi Nautici. Baglietto Americas in Fort Lauderdale manages client support, sales, and regional coordination in the Americas. From engineering excellence to custom interiors, Baglietto delivers technical accomplishment and the best onboard living lifestyle for owners and charter clients with boats that are as stylish as they are unmistakably Italian.

Founded in 1854 in Varazze, Baglietto began with small boats before quickly gaining prominence with record-setting sailing and motor yachts. By the early 20th century, the shipyard had already launched Italy’s largest cruising yacht, Giuseppina (1906), and pioneered hydrofoil research. During the First World War, Baglietto expanded into military craft, building fast MAS motorboats, before returning in the 1920s and 30s to create bespoke yachts for royalty and cultural figures such as King Alfonso XIII, Marconi, Puccini, and D’Annunzio. Innovation marked every decade: 1929 saw Italy's first 12-meter racing yacht; the 1960s introduced novel plywood and flying-bridge concepts; the 1970s featured phenomenal aluminium speed icons like Chato. The modern era of superyachts began in the 1990s with collaborations with Francesco Paszkowski and a subsequent move to La Spezia. Today, Baglietto stands as a symbol of Italian excellence — heritage and technology fused in yachts built for visionary owners.

Baglietto’s philosophy is grounded in the notion that no two yachts are ever the same, because no two owners are. With every project, they remain true to individuality, bringing dreams to life through a process driven by passion, attention to detail, and the highest standards. The shipyard's goal is to build yachts that are not only of the utmost quality, style, and innovation, but also able to satisfy the highest expectations of owners. For over 165 years, Baglietto has married tradition with a forward-looking approach to design, materials, and total customization. In doing so, they offer yachts of timeless elegance — creations that embody an owner's vision and exemplify the meaning of “Made in Italy.”

TLINE

The Baglietto TLine superyachts range from 50 to 65 meters in length.

They represent classic Italian opulence with their elegant lines and spacious interior volumes. Crafted in steel and aluminum, they feature floor-to-ceiling windows, panoramic lounges, and generous beach clubs for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Wellness areas and customizable layouts ensure ultimate comfort. With cruising ranges up to 4,500 nm. and Maximum Speeds of 16–17kn., the TLine combines efficiency, performance, and refined craftsmanship.

XO LINE

XO Line, introduced with the 50-meter X50, redefines contemporary explorer yachts by blending rugged capability with Italian sophistication. Designed for long-range cruising, she features a steel hull and an aluminum superstructure, expansive deck spaces, and full-beam salon that maximizes livability. The XO Line emphasizes versatility with generous storage for tenders and toys, large beach clubs, and open aft decks suited for adventure. With transoceanic range of approximately 4,500nm. and a Maximum Speed around 16kn., the XO Line merges endurance, freedom, and Baglietto’s signature refinement.

DOM LINE

The Baglietto DOM Line — represented by the 40-meter DOM133 and the 35-meter DOM115 — brings a new dimension of style and flexibility to modern cruising. The DOM133 is built entirely in aluminum for lightness and efficiency; the DOM115 combines a steel hull with an aluminum superstructure for strength and stability. Both models stand out with sleek profiles, expansive glazing, and generous volumes that connect seamlessly with the sea. Large beach clubs, wide sundecks, and customizable layouts bring comfort and versatility. With ranges up to 3,500nm. and Maximum Speeds up to 17kn., they reflect Baglietto’s hallmark innovation and sophistication.

FAST LINE

The Baglietto Fast Line, encompassing models like the 42-meter FAST42 and the 50-meter FAST50, merges high-performance engineering with Italian design flair. Crafted in aluminum, they combine slender lines, panoramic glazing, and airy interior spaces that blur the boundary between inside and outside. The Fast Line emphasizes speed and agility, with the FAST42 reaching a maximum speed of 28kn and the FAST50 achieving up to 30kn, thanks to powerful MTU engines. With ranges up to 3,800nm. and luxurious accommodations, the Fast Line embodies Baglietto's commitment to power and distinction.

CUSTOM MADE LINE

Baglietto's Custom Made line represents the ultimate in Italian craftsmanship and artistry by offering tailored yachts that make owners' dreams come true. Each project becomes a unique partnership, blending exciting new technologies with historical and sophisticated designs. The Custom Made line represents a wide variety of projects — Panam, Club M, C, Enterprise, and Francesca II. All of these yachts were originally designed with groundbreaking features and performance capabilities that push the limits of what's possible for luxury yachting. Baglietto builds vessels that are as individual as the owners commissioning them with the utmost personalization and attention to detail.