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108 ft (33 m) · 10 guests · 5 cabins

2001, Nauta

Cannes, France

From US$13,531 /day

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Baglietto yacht models

Models in our catalogue with their build years — tap one to see those boats.

New models

As of July 2026

Baglietto launched the new Fast50 megayacht line in 2024, with hull number one splashing in mid-2026. The Fast50 is a 50-meter (164-foot) fast motor yacht designed for 30-knot speeds.

  • Fast50 — hull number one splashed mid-2026, model announced June 26, 2024

Frequently asked questions

When was Baglietto founded?
In 1854, in Varazze on the Ligurian coast, where Pietro Baglietto began by building dinghies and small fishing boats. That makes Baglietto one of Italy's oldest yacht-building names.
Where are Baglietto yachts built?
In La Spezia, Italy. Baglietto's shipyard there produces the aluminum DOM series, the steel T-Line and the yard's Fast, Superfast and custom projects under Gavio Group ownership.
What is Baglietto known for?
Custom aluminum and steel superyachts, and a long record of fast boats. The yard built MAS military craft that passed 50 knots in 1936; its current lines include the DOM115, DOM133, DOM155 and the T-Line.

Founded in Varazze in 1854, Baglietto is one of Italy's oldest yacht builders, today producing aluminum and steel superyachts at its shipyard in La Spezia. Pietro Baglietto started the business with dinghies and small fishing boats built behind his house on the Ligurian coast. More than 170 years later the name is still on new builds.

Early history: papal launches and 50-knot MAS boats

The client list ran upmarket early: Baglietto delivered a boat for Pope Leo XIII in 1888. Motorboats arrived at the start of the twentieth century, sold at the time as automobile dinghies, and in 1906 the yard launched the 22.6-meter Giuseppina, then the largest motor yacht built in Italy. During the First World War Baglietto developed MAS fast attack craft for the Italian Navy, and by 1936 its military boats had broken the 50-knot barrier.

Gavio ownership and the current DOM and T-Line ranges

Gavio Group, an Italian industrial holding, took control of Baglietto in 2012 and put about 20 million euros into developing production. The range now has five lines. The aluminum DOM series covers the 34.5-meter DOM115, the 40.9-meter DOM133 and the 46-meter flagship DOM155. The steel-hulled T-Line is built for long-range displacement cruising, with models including the T52 and the 60-meter T60. Fast, Superfast and fully custom programs complete the order book.

Baglietto on the brokerage and charter market

Baglietto yachts of different generations circulate on the brokerage market, and several are available for charter. GetBoat carries Baglietto listings for both charter and purchase.

Official website: baglietto.com

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