Daybreak

Two Caterpillar engines rated at 1,470 horsepower apiece give this 52-metre motor yacht an 11-knot cruise and 16 knots flat out, figures that suit steady sea-keeping over outright pace. Baglietto completed Daybreak in 2024 as part of its T-Line 52m series, and at 494 gross tons on a 9.5-metre beam she carries a full, comfortable volume.

Build and provenance

Daybreak is a Baglietto T-Line 52m, a displacement monohull built within the yard's own 52-metre series rather than as a one-off design. She is offered as a used yacht rather than a new build, delivered in 2024, so a buyer here inherits a hull with a short history rather than commissioning an unproven one.

Layout and accommodation

A crew of eleven look after twelve guests across five cabins, a ratio close to one crew member per guest that leaves room for attentive, personal service.

Performance and engineering

Her 2.7-metre draught keeps her clear of the very shallowest anchorages alone, while she still holds 16 knots at full throttle when needed and settles to an 11-knot cruise for longer runs.

Where she lies and how to see her

Daybreak lies in France, and Boatcrowd accompanies a buyer through every viewing there in person. A survey and sea trial come next once an offer is accepted, ahead of handover. She also carries a charter programme with us, run out of Cannes and reaching across the Mediterranean and into the wider Caribbean, so a buyer can charter her first before deciding to buy.