BGX 73

The owner's suite sits at the centre of the BGX 73, not tucked away below: it opens straight onto the main living area and out towards the beach zone at the stern, so whoever has it never feels separate from the rest of the boat. Bluegame built this layout, delivered in 2023, around that single idea of connection between owner and guests.

Build and provenance

She is built in GRP, hull and superstructure both, drawn by naval architect Louis T. Codega with exterior and interior design from Luca Santella and Zuccon International Project. At 23 metres and 5.6 metres of beam, with a draft of 1.6 metres, she carries a deep-vee hull suited to a range of sea conditions rather than flat water alone. There is no refit on record, so this is her original specification from build.

Layout and accommodation

Three cabins take six guests: the owner's suite at the centre of the boat, and a third cabin with sliding beds that has its own door straight into the owner's cabin, so it can work as extra space for the owner's party or as a separate guest cabin depending on who is aboard. Two crew are carried to run the boat.

Performance and engineering

Twin Volvo Penta pod drives give the BGX 73 a 26-knot cruise and a 30-knot top speed. A Seakeeper 16 gyroscope keeps her steady under way, and three 16-inch Volvo displays at the helm put engine and navigation data in one place.

On deck and at anchor

On deck, the beach club and beach terrace at the stern extend the living space to the waterline, helped by a deck that closes in fully when the weather turns, so the same area works through the year and not just in calm conditions. A starboard pantograph door opens the main deck straight out to the sea when she is anchored.

Where she lies and how to see her

The BGX 73 lies in La Spezia, Italy. Boatcrowd co-ordinates each viewing and takes part in it personally, and once a buyer accepts terms, survey and sea trial follow next.