Shipyard Italy est. 1854
Baglietto Yacht Charter
Pietro Baglietto started building dinghies and small fishing boats behind his house on the Ligurian coast at Varazze in 1854. He launched a 7.5m racing cutter called Rosy in 1876, built a pleasure boat for Pope Leo XIII in 1888, and had a regatta champion in Miss Mary by 1891. Not many yards can point to a run like that.
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- Yachts for charter
- 15
- Median week
- $223,000
- Base rate, before APA and tax
- Length range
- 28 to 54 m
- Charter destinations
- 12
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Where you can charter a Baglietto
- Italy 11
- France 11
- Monaco 10
- Spain 8
- Malta 8
- Antigua and Barbuda 5
- Bahamas 5
- St Martin 5
- St Barths 5
- Anguilla 5
- British Virgin Islands 4
- USVI 4
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About the shipyard
Much of the twentieth century went into fast military craft, which is why the yachts have always leaned towards performance and why the seagull on the bow is one of the oldest marks in the industry. The Gavio family took ownership in 2012.
The modern yard at La Spezia splits its output cleanly, and the distinction matters when you are choosing one: the steel T-Line is built for transoceanic range, the aluminium DOM series is explorer-styled and optimised for volume, and the Fast and Superfast projects are where the military hull heritage still shows most directly.
- Founded
- 1854
- Shipyard
- La Spezia, Italy
- Construction
- Aluminium and steel
- Model ranges
- T-Line · DOM · Fast and Superfast
- Design partners
- Francesco Paszkowski
- Notable builds
- Rosy (1876) · Miss Mary (1891)
- Build years
- 1989 to 2026
What defines Baglietto
- Founded 1854, one of Italy's oldest
- The seagull emblem
- Military craft heritage
Suits an owner-operator style of charter, capable passages, smaller guest numbers, strong sea-keeping. Check which line a specific yacht comes from, because T-Line and DOM are aimed at quite different weeks. Our fleet runs 28m to 54m.
- Largest we list
- C
- Newest we list
- Sui Generis
Chartering a Baglietto: common questions
- How many Baglietto yachts can I charter?
- We currently list 15 of them available for charter, across 12 countries. Availability moves week to week, so ask us for live dates on any yacht that interests you.
- What size are the Baglietto yachts on Boatcrowd?
- They run from 28m to 54m. Larger yachts carry more crew and more space per guest rather than simply more guests, so tell us your group size and we will point you at the right end of the range.
- What does a week of Baglietto charter cost?
- As an indicative guide, the median weekly rate across the Baglietto fleet we list is $223,000, a base rate before APA and tax. Size, season and where you board move it most, so a broker prices the whole week for your dates.
- Where is the Baglietto fleet based?
- The Baglietto yachts we list are based mainly in these countries, most common first: Monaco (3 yachts), Bahamas (2 yachts), France (2 yachts), Greece (2 yachts). Many cruise well beyond their home port, so tell us the waters you have in mind and a broker will check what is close.
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