Baglietto

Baglietto 

Shipyard History

Founded in 1854 by Pietro Baglietto – who built dinghies in his backyard – the Baglietto shipyard quickly grew to become a builder of regatta-winning sailing yachts. Later, it began building yachts for high-profile individuals including Pope Leo XIII in 1906. Today, Baglietto is a renowned yacht builder, respected for its luxurious vessels. It has two different maritime facilities in Italy – one in la Spezia for yacht construction and a navy division in Carrara. Baglietto-built yachts stand out for their sleek and contemporary design, which combine luxury with modern looks and advanced performance credentials.

The Baglietto shipyard was acquired by Gruppo Gavio in 2012 alongside the yacht brand Cerri Cantieri Navali, better known as CCN. The acquisition allowed for new investment into production tools and the development of new models, which furthered Baglietto as a world leader in custom yacht building.

Shipyard Specialty

In the 60s and 70s, Baglietto gained repute for the production of fast elegant flybridge yachts that were constructed using the marine plywood technique. In the mid-70s the yard began to build full aluminum motor yachts, and soon became a leader in the production of fast aluminum open-style and flybridge motor yachts. Baglietto yachts are semi-custom or full-custom, and designed with high attention to detail and focused on owner requirements. They gained recognition for contemporary styling and state-of-the-art technology, as well as for their advanced and modern designs.