Bluegame's new 64-foot yacht prioritizes indoor-outdoor living
Bluegame has unveiled the BG64, a new 64-foot Sport Utility Boat designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living that blends a sportfisher, day cruiser, and open yacht in one package, with the first hull set to premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival this September. Bluegame’s new 64-foot yacht slots between the BG54 and BG74, part of CEO Gianguido Girotti’s push to offer a Bluegame across a wider size range. Readers who follow luxury real estate and dream homes will recognize the same open-plan living idea—translated here to life at sea.
Key Takeaways
- The BG64 is a 64-foot Sport Utility Boat that fills the gap between Bluegame’s BG54 and BG74 models.
- An open-plan layout, lateral stern terrace, swim platform, and convertible upper deck prioritize indoor-outdoor living.
- Interiors by Zuccon International Project can accommodate up to 14 guests in a refined, relaxed setting.
- Twin Volvo Penta engines deliver a top speed of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 25 knots.
- The first BG64 will debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival in September.
What makes Bluegame’s new 64-foot yacht stand out?
According to Robb Report, Italian builder Bluegame positions its BG line as “Sport Utility Boats”—mixing sportfisher, day-cruiser, and open-yacht traits in one elegant package. The BG64 brings the spacious indoor-outdoor layout of the larger BG74 together with cruising capability closer to the BGX63 crossover.
“From the outset, our objective was clear: how do we bring the complete Bluegame experience into 64 feet without losing what makes our yachts unique?” said Luca Santella, Bluegame’s head of strategy. That brief guided the model’s design choices, he added.
How does the BG64 handle indoor-outdoor living?
Like other Bluegames, the BG64 uses an open-plan layout meant to flow from interior to exterior and out toward the water. A defining feature is the versatile stern, fitted with a lateral opening terrace, a generous swim platform, and a port-side crane—functionality Bluegame says sets the yacht apart in its class.
The aft cockpit leads into the living quarters, softening the usual inside-outside divide. Zuccon International Project designed the interiors for a refined yet relaxed onboard mood that can host up to 14 people. The upper deck is the social heart: naturally shaded and ventilated, and fully encloseable for use in varied climates. Forward, a bow lounge works as sunbathing space, dining area, and private retreat.
When will the first BG64 debut, and how fast is it?
Performance comes from a hull by Lou Codega, which Bluegame says supports stability, efficiency, and seakeeping. Twin Volvo Penta engines push the yacht to 28 knots at the top end, with a 25-knot cruise.
Girotti said the yard’s portfolio now spans 42 to 83 feet, arguing there is “truly a Bluegame for every Bluegamer.” Santella called the BG64 the moment the Bluegame family “becomes complete.” The first example is scheduled to premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival this September.