Baglietto DOM115/02

A steel hull under an aluminium superstructure is the classic Italian combination for a motor yacht meant to last, and it is what the yard is building into Baglietto DOM115/02, hull number two of the DOM115 series. At 35 metres and 270 gross tons, she is currently under construction. Ten guests and a crew of seven point to a yacht built for extended stays, not weekend hops.

Build and provenance

Baglietto DOM115/02 is a monohull motor yacht in the displacement style, built for a level, efficient passage rather than outright speed. Her hull is steel and her superstructure aluminium, a pairing chosen for strength low in the boat and lighter weight above the waterline.

Layout and accommodation

The accommodation plan holds ten guests across five cabins, looked after by a crew of seven. A crew that size on a 35-metre yacht points to full, attentive service through a stay rather than a lean delivery crew.

Performance and engineering

Being still in build, her engine choice and performance figures are not yet finalised, which is ordinary for a hull at this stage of construction. What is fixed is the hull form: a monohull built to the displacement style, favouring a steady, comfortable passage over top speed.

Where she lies and how to see her

Baglietto DOM115/02 is under construction at La Spezia, in Italy, and Boatcrowd can arrange a visit to see the build in progress. Once she is delivered, an accepted offer will be followed by survey and sea trial in the usual way.