Mr. T Superyacht
About Mr. T
Mr. T gives her guests a beach club to step into the sea from and a gym to train in, fitted with a Technogym Run Personal and a Technogym Cross Personal together with a weight bench, dumbbells, mats and inflatable balls, and both are carried within a 151ft (46m) superyacht that Baglietto built in 2014 and that was refitted in 2024.
Comfort under way
Fitted for zero speed as much as for passage-making, her stabilisers hold her while she is moving and keep holding her once the anchor is down, so she lies as level in a bay as she does at sea. She cruises at 12 knots and keeps 18 in hand for a longer leg, which shortens the hours between harbours when the distance asks for it.
On deck
The jacuzzi on Mr. T sits out on deck, so a soak comes in the open air, and a swim platform lets guests step straight from the yacht into the sea.
Water toys
A 16ft ZAR tender does the towing and the runs ashore, and behind it go a wakeboard, water skis and an inflatable banana that seats 3. A Seadoo jet ski and 2 Seabob F5S come aboard as well; 2 Jobe Aero inflatable paddleboards mean two guests can paddle at the same time, an inflatable mattress floats 2, and snorkelling gear lets the party look beneath the surface as well as swim on it.
Where she cruises
Her home port is Sardinia, in Italy, and from there she works the coasts of Italy and France as well as Monaco and Malta, so a yacht charter with her has four countries of shoreline to be built around.
Accommodation and crew
Five staterooms sleep twelve, the same twelve she can carry by day: three with queen beds, two convertible twins and two pullman berths. Nine crew look after them, July and August being the peak of her season, and nine crew for twelve guests puts the two counts close together.
Charter notes
Mr. T suits two couples as readily as a family, and the three queen staterooms and the convertible twins give either party a cabin plan that fits its shape. Her owner offers her for a week or for three days, so a rental need not run to the full week.
What a week aboard really costs
Indicative, from her listed weekly rates. Where you board sets the VAT, and your broker confirms every figure before you book.
- Charter fee, one week The yacht, her full crew, their wages and meals, and insurance.
- $218,448
- APA, 35% Fuel, food, drinks and port fees. The unspent balance is returned.
- $76,513
- IVA in Italy, 22% On the charter fee. Rules vary with the itinerary, and your broker confirms the rate.
- $48,059
- Crew gratuity, customarily about 10% At the guests' discretion.
- $21,845
- Indicative total
- $364,865
- For 7 nights
- $364,865
- Per person, per night
- $4,343
Indicative figures from her listed weekly rates, the APA and the VAT rate for the boarding country. The total includes the full APA, and whatever is not spent is returned at the end of the charter. The owner confirms the final terms.
Full Specifications
- Beam
- 9.5 m
- Draft
- 2.95 m
- Build Yard
- Baglietto
Some details come from the yacht's photos and brochure and are confirmed with the owner at booking.
Features & Amenities
- On deck
- Deck Jacuzzi Swim Platform Beach Club
- Stability
- Zero Speed Stabilizers Stabilizers Underway
- Wellness
- Gym
- Connectivity & entertainment
- WiFi A/C
Water Toys & Tenders
- 2× Seabob F5S
- 2× SUP board
- 1× Seadoo Jet Ski
Water Ski Wakeboard Towable Toys Inflatable Toys Snorkeling
Destinations & Best Time to Charter
Cruises the Mediterranean. Seasonal
Mr. T, week by week
October 26, 2026 to October 24, 2027
- High Season
- Shoulder
- Low Season
- Selected
- Season
- Week rate
- Based
Listed weekly rates by season. Shoulder weeks are quoted on request. Showing a rate does not mean the week is free.
VAT by embarkation country, 12% to 22%
Where you board sets the tax. Rates are indicative and your broker confirms them at booking.