Following the great success of its latest 46 m and 54 m yachts – the Baglietto 46m Fast and the M/Y Unicorn – at the European boat shows and the signature of a sales agreement for the first MV19, Baglietto continues to strengthen its brand on different markets by also developing new products – mainly the result of the interpretation of the specific requirements and wishes of some owners. The new V LINE, which features yachts between 40 (131’) and 55 (180’) meters in length characterized by very contemporary lines and a vertical bow, keeps growing.
The first two vessels, penciled by two leading Italian design firms, Francesco Paszkowski Design and Hot Lab, whose projects were introduced in Monaco, have now been joined by two more masterpieces: design firm Santa Maria Magnolfi has indeed signed a 41m (135’) and a 50m (164’), displacement and semi-displacement, steel and light aluminum alloy yachts – each having a strong identity and drawing inspiration from Baglietto’s history and elegant style.
Baglietto’s Managing Director Michele Gavino comments:
Over the last few months our ability to develop and launch new products while preserving our traditions has impressively sped up. We liked the idea of having our reference designer, Francesco Paszkowski, who has written and will keep writing glorious pages of Baglietto’s history, joined by some new, young designers, who can cast a new, fresh look on our brand and reinterpret its personality without ever losing sight of its unbreakable ties with its history and identity
Baglietto 41m V-Line by Santa Maria Magnolfi Design Sober and essential lines characterize this 41m (135’) elegant vessel, whose sheer line, running uninterruptedly from bow to stern, results in even more streamlined volumes and harmonious profiles. The exteriors can boast huge common areas, totaling more than 300 sqm (3229sqft) divided over the yacht’s 3 decks. The sundeck is approximately 60 sqm (646 sqft) wide occupied by sunbeds and sunbathing area. Moving forward on the 155sqm (1668 sqft) upper deck from the helm station, a large C-shaped sofa overlooks the spacious sunbathing area with a pool, creating an area that allows to enjoy life in the open air and take in spectacular views. A wide sunbathing area is also allocated on the main deck aft. The interiors are wide, open, with large, often full-height, glazed surfaces. In particular, the main deck salon has been designed by conceiving the dining area as the ‘center of gravity’ between the interiors and the outdoor areas, and allowing to use it both as a traditional indoor dining room and, once the glazing dividing the salon from the cockpit is entirely opened, as a deck that opens onto the outside. In this way, the living room has been moved forward, exploiting the available width to the fullest.
Federico Santa Maria states:
In designing this 41 m vessel we had the honor and the burden of having to preserve some of Baglietto’s historical elements and stylistic features – such as the two round portholes on the main deck (reminding of the inimitable 20 m) or the curved corner glass on the helm station (which immediately recalls the first Ischia)- while also reviving and renovating the fiery, passionate spirit that has made this brand truly special over the decades
Hull engineering on all projects has been carried out by Baglietto Engineering Department. The yacht is under 500 tons (340 GRT) and will be equipped with two Cat 32 ACERT engines that will push her to a maximum speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 11 knots.
Ferretti Group will mark the start of 2025 with the unveiling of the Riva Iseo Super at boot Düsseldorf, the world’s largest indoor boat show, scheduled from January 18 to 26. The event will feature six yachts from the Group, highlighting its recent developments.Ferretti Yachts 500The Riva Iseo Super will debut as an updated 27-foot runabout, designed to build on the features of its predecessor. This model incorporates new technical elements and design refinements aimed at enhancing the cruising experience.Riva El-IseoThe Ferretti Group’s exhibit will also include the Ferretti Yachts 500, a flybridge model focused on comfort and functionality; the Dolceriva, a 48-foot open yacht with a contemporary design approach; the Riva El-Iseo, the company’s first fully electric powerboat; the Pershing GTX80, introducing a new concept in sport yachts; and the wallytender48, a tender designed with an emphasis on utility and performance, displayed at the Wally stand in Halle 6.Pershing GTX80A press conference is scheduled for January 18 at 11 am at stand 6D28 in Halle 6, where further updates on the Group’s projects and future plans will be shared.Ferretti Group’s presentation will be accompanied by collaborations with brands including Range Rover, providing a ride service for visitors, and Flexjet, representing business aviation. Additional partnerships with Dolce&Gabbana, Lavazza, La Scolca, and Seabob, among others, aim to complement the Group’s presence at the event. These partners will showcase products tailored to the event’s atmosphere, such as custom-designed uniforms, wine selections, and specialty coffee.wallytender48The event offers an opportunity to observe Ferretti Group’s latest offerings and collaborations, presenting a snapshot of its activities within the yachting industry.The Ferretti Group, led by Chief Executive Officer Alberto Galassi, is now one of the world’s leaders in the construction and sale of luxury yachts and pleasure vessels, with a unique portfolio of brands: Ferretti Yachts, Riva, Pershing, Itama, Mochi Craft, CRN, Custom Line and Wally.Credits: Ferretti Group
January 17, 2025
The latest Amels 80 superyacht has arrived at Damen Yachting's Vlissingen, Netherlands facility, marking a key milestone in its construction. Following its recent launch at Damen Yachting's Galati, Romania hull building facility, the 80-meter Amels Limited Editions yacht is now ready for the outfitting phase.This arrival signifies the commencement of the next stage of the build process, highlighting the continued popularity and success of the Amels 80 design. The extensive outfitting work will be carried out at Damen Yachting's Vlissingen East shipyard, a state-of-the-art facility located just 3 nautical miles from the Vlissingen City yard. This shipyard plays a vital role in Damen Yachting's new build and refit operations.This specific Amels 80 is the third currently undergoing outfitting and is scheduled for delivery in 2026. Further details about the project remain confidential at this time.Damen Yachting, a division within the Damen Shipyards Group, was created in 2019. The division combines the pedigree and heritage of Amels yachts with a growing portfolio of SeaXplorer yachts and Yacht Support vessels.Credits: Damen Yachting
January 16, 2025
Dutch Design has unveiled the Sea Rover, a groundbreaking 42.5-meter superyacht concept billed as the world's first wellness-focused vessel. Developed in collaboration with superyacht owner Scott Blum and designer Bernd Weel (renowned for the award-winning Lady Fleur), the Sea Rover represents a limited semi-custom series of just ten yachts. Blum's inspiration stemmed from a lack of superyachts catering to a healthy, balanced lifestyle.This philosophy is evident in the yacht's abundant wellness amenities. Unlike traditional layouts, the spa, gym, and sports court are prominently positioned on the bridge deck. The spa boasts a dual-temperature plunge pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, infrared therapy wall, and massage area. The adaptable sports court caters to pickleball, basketball, paddle tennis, volleyball, or general fitness, doubling as storage for water toys, tenders, and even a car.Accommodation includes five cabins, highlighted by a full-beam owner's suite on the main deck featuring an expansive closet and a luxurious Japanese onsen-style tub and steam room. Nine crew members enjoy quarters finished to the same high standards as the guest cabins, separate from the captain's cabin on the bridge. While interior renderings remain confidential, the design emphasizes a beachy Californian aesthetic with natural wood, stone, and earthen-toned textiles.A central staircase, starting as a sculptural glass table on the sundeck, dramatically illuminates the lower decks. Large glass panels in the dining area provide panoramic views, seamlessly merging with the galley and entertainment space to create a vibrant "grand room" fostering interaction between guests, chef, and crew. A spacious beach club completes the experience, offering a dining table, sunbeds, wet bar, and ample storage.Blum emphasizes the yacht's unique integration of travel and well-being, describing it as an investment that will retain its value. Weel highlights the design's timeless appeal, achieved by prioritizing essential features and creating a classic, clean, and distinctly Dutch aesthetic, effectively condensing the grandeur of much larger yachts into a more intimate yet comprehensively luxurious experience.Credits: Dutch Design
January 16, 2025
Zeelander Yachts, celebrating 22 years of crafting timeless yachts, strengthens its team with the appointment of Floris Koopmans as Business Development Manager. This strategic move reinforces the company’s commitment to exceptional client experiences and global market expansion.In his new role, Koopmans will spearhead efforts to enhance commercial activities worldwide. He will focus on building and nurturing relationships with yacht owners and brokers, ensuring every interaction reflects Zeelander’s renowned quality. Koopmans will also oversee marketing initiatives, ensuring the brand's continued success. His appointment reflects Zeelander's dedication to providing a tailored experience for each client.Floris Koopmans Koopmans brings extensive experience to this position, having served Zeelander Yachts since 2017 in various roles, including marketing, brand management, and sales. His intimate knowledge of the brand and its heritage ensures a seamless integration into the leadership team. This also marks a significant family milestone, as Koopmans will collaborate closely with his father, Sietse Koopmans, the founder and chairman of Zeelander Yachts, furthering the family legacy in the yachting industry.“Zeelander forges objects of desire," says Floris Koopmans. "My goal is to deeply understand our owners' needs so we perfectly tailor each yacht and experience to fulfill those desires." Sietse Koopmans adds, “When I founded Zeelander, I aimed for the best yachts money could buy. Floris embodies that vision, bringing valuable perspective and experience, enriched by his upbringing in the yachting world and Zeelander's legacy."The Koopmans family’s deep maritime roots, spanning four generations of skippers, inform Zeelander's unwavering commitment to quality. This dedication is further reinforced by the shipyard's location in Groot-Ammers, Netherlands, a place of significant personal and professional history for the family. The skilled craftsmen, many with decades of experience, bring unparalleled expertise to each yacht's creation.Zeelander Yachts will be showcasing its yachts at the Palm Beach International Boat Show (March 19-23, 2025), providing an excellent opportunity to meet Floris Koopmans and learn more about the brand's future plans.Zeelander Yachts was founded in 2002 in the Netherlands by Sietse Koopmans. The first model was unveiled to the public in 2008. The launch model Z44 received positive reviews at the Monaco Yacht Show and drew enormous crowds, despite being at an event dominated by much larger yachts. Within three years, the Z44 had been successfully introduced to the US as well as Europe, and it was an obvious direction to add a larger model to the fleet. The first Z55 was delivered in November 2015, and the flagship Z72 was launched in March 2019.Credits: Tom van Oossanen/Zeelander Yachts
January 16, 2025
Greenline Yachts will once again exhibit its range of motor yachts at boot Düsseldorf 2025, highlighting its commitment to Responsible Yachting. Visitors can explore the Greenline 40 and Greenline 45 Coupe models, along with the debut of the Responsible Power Pack, a breakthrough innovation designed to enhance the sustainability of diesel-powered yachts.Greenline 40The Responsible Power Pack eliminates the need for a traditional generator by combining advanced lithium batteries with high-efficiency alternators. This system enables up to 48 hours of silent anchoring, reduces emissions by up to 80% while at anchor, and ensures quieter, more efficient operation. This innovation demonstrates Greenline’s dedication to offering hybrid technology benefits without requiring a fully hybrid setup.Greenline 45 CoupeIn line with its Responsible Yachting principles, Greenline Yachts also incorporates sustainable materials and practices into its boatbuilding process. These include low-emission resins, foam cores made partially from recycled PET plastics, and vacuum infusion manufacturing techniques that minimize environmental impact.Greenline 40The Greenline 40, a long-standing success since its launch in 2011, embodies the brand's vision of combining manageable size with spacious living. Its super-displacement hull ensures a smooth and efficient ride, while standard solar panels provide a charge of up to 1.98kW, enabling extended stays at anchor without relying on a generator. The layout features a functional galley connected to the cockpit and comfortable sleeping quarters, showcasing craftsmanship and attention to detail.Greenline 45 CoupeThe Greenline 45 Coupe adds versatility and sophistication to mid-range yachting. It offers flexible layouts, with options for two or three cabins, and is equipped with nine standard solar panels generating up to 2.8kW. Features such as a full-beam owner’s cabin, a convertible third cabin, and an elegant design by Marco Casali emphasize comfort and functionality. The yacht’s eco-friendly technology supports extended, self-sufficient stays on the water.Visitors can find Greenline Yachts at its new location in Hall 1, stand 1C91, at boot Düsseldorf 2025. To ensure a personalized experience, appointments can be booked via the Greenline Yachts website.Greenline Yachts are crafted in Slovenia within the European Union. The shipyard adheres to the highest European quality standards and reduces environmental footprint, prioritizes the use of local materials and expertise. The craftsmanship is rooted in more than 50 years of experience in composite boatbuilding. Credits: Greenline Yachts
January 15, 2025