Baglietto just delivered its largest yacht yet, Kinda II
Baglietto just delivered its largest yacht ever: the roughly 199-foot Kinda II, the first T60 unit from the Italian shipyard's 172-year history. The new flagship takes the title from the 195-foot Vicky delivered in 2008 and sits on the cusp of megayacht status, with a global debut planned at the upcoming Monaco Yacht Show.
According to Robb Report, the delivery marks a milestone for the Italian yard and the first T60 to hit the seas. For readers tracking the high end of luxury real estate and dream homes, Kinda II reads like a floating estate—private decks, pools, and spa-level wellness built for living at sea.
Key Takeaways
- Baglietto just delivered its largest yacht yet: the roughly 199-foot Kinda II, first of the T60 series.
- It replaces the 195-foot Vicky (2008) as the yard's flagship after 172 years of shipbuilding.
- Three T60s are already sold; Kinda II debuts at the Monaco Yacht Show, with two more due within two years.
- Design by Francesco Paszkowski Design blends open-plan indoor-outdoor living with an owner-only upper deck.
- Twin CAT 3512 engines deliver a 16-knot top speed and 12-knot cruise, plus a bow touch-and-go helipad.
What makes Kinda II Baglietto's largest yacht yet?
Kinda II measures roughly 199 feet and claims the flagship title from Vicky, delivered in 2008 at 195 feet. Baglietto CEO Diego Michele Deprati called the first T60 a historic milestone—not only the largest yacht the shipyard has ever built, but also the completion of a strategic push into bigger projects.
Baglietto introduced the T60 as a concept in 2022 and has already sold three units. Deprati said that early commercial success shows owner confidence in the yard's vision and its ability to deliver increasingly ambitious builds.
How is the T60 designed for life on board?
Francesco Paszkowski Design gave the T60 a more contemporary look than classic Bagliettos: a sharp, near-vertical bow, seemingly suspended hull sides, a continuous black-glass band, and an open stern. Interior volume is about 1,100 GT, with an open-plan layout meant to blur indoor and outdoor living.
The main salon and dining room flow onto a beach area with a pool, bar, and gym, forming a two-level living zone by the water. Guests get two VIPs and two cabins on the main deck, plus a fifth guest cabin below, while 13 crew berths support operations.
The owner claims the entire upper deck: a suite with a private office, walk-in wardrobe, and two en-suite bathrooms, opening to a forward private pool and an aft lounge, dining area, and Jacuzzi. Other highlights include a sundeck, a garage for a 23-foot tender, two Jet Skis and a rescue tender, a wellness spa, and a bow touch-and-go helipad.
Power comes from two CAT 3512 engines, for a maximum speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.
When will Kinda II debut, and what comes next?
Kinda II will make her global debut at the upcoming Monaco Yacht Show. The other two sold T60 units are scheduled for delivery over the next two years.
That pipeline shows marketplace demand for Baglietto's largest platform yet, with three T60s already sold and currently under construction.