Established in 1854, the Baglietto shipyard is one of the oldest Italian luxury yacht manufacturers in operation today. Baglietto began as the source for race-winning sailboats although the shipbuilder was also commissioned to create a variety of other vessels before turning their focus on power-driven vessels in the early 1900s. 

Unafraid to innovate, Baglietto built the largest Italian combustion-engine powered cruising yacht at 22.6 meters in 1906, and soon after, the shipyard created a prototype of the world’s first hydrofoil. 

During World War 1, Baglietto’s reputation for building fast, nimble watercraft led to commissions for fast patrol and anti-submarine vessels while also building private yachts for wealthy clients and royalty.

As the company grew, Baglietto continued to embrace new innovations and materials in its unwavering interest in building the highest quality vessels while also pushing the boundaries of speed and comfort.

In 1986, using aluminum hull construction and water jet propulsion, Baglietto constructed the 26 meter Chato, a luxury motor yacht with a comfortable 40 knot cruising speed but capable of reaching a top speed of more than 60 knots during the sea trial – an incredible achievement for a boat of her size at that time. 

Today, Baglietto’s models range from the luxurious Dom and TLine models reaching 60 meters, to the streamlined and sporty 40 and 50 meter Fast and Superfast models, to 38 meter and larger custom builds created to perfectly match each buyers’ unique vision.  

After more than 150 years, Baglietto remains one of the most respected names in in the luxury yachting industry and continues to push boundaries with its cutting-edge, bespoke designs and technological innovations.

Baglietto – High performance, elegance, and excellence built on a rich history.