A Baglietto yacht charter in Italy costs about €250,000 a week in high season for the typical yacht, plus expenses and VAT. Across the 19 Bagliettos in our catalogue that cruise Italy, half fall between €150,000 and €289,000 a week.
Most are 130 to 164 feet, for ten to twelve guests, and the one we have profiled on this page, SUI GENERIS, lists at €225,000 to €250,000.
Baglietto is one of the oldest shipyards in Italy, founded in 1854 and building today at La Spezia. Its charter fleet is young, and most of the Bagliettos we book were launched in 2014 or later.
Who builds Baglietto yachts, and what makes one different?
Baglietto was founded in 1854 at Varazze on the Ligurian coast and moved to La Spezia, where it builds steel and aluminium superyachts today. Its yachts start at about 40 metres, such as the DOM133.
Across the 80 Baglietto motor yachts on our books, the typical yacht takes ten to twelve guests in five cabins. That makes a Baglietto a size up from most Sanlorenzos and Rivas, at a similar length to a Benetti.
How much does a Baglietto cost to charter in Italy per week?
About €250,000 a week in high season for the typical Baglietto cruising Italy, before expenses and VAT. Half of the 19 in our catalogue fall between €150,000 and €289,000, and newer yachts sit at the top of that range.
| Size | Yachts in our catalogue | Typical high-season week | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 to 129 ft | 1 | €102,000 | one yacht |
| 130 to 164 ft | 14 | €237,500 | €110,000 to €310,000 |
| 165 ft and up | 4 | €330,000 | €250,000 to €375,000 |
High-season weekly rates across our catalogue, October 2026.
Not every yacht in our catalogue is on this site. If you want a size you do not see here, ask and we quote it.
The rate is for the yacht and crew only. Add about 30% for the Advance Provisioning Allowance, which pays for fuel, food, drinks and berths, and 22% Italian VAT on the charter fee.
A €250,000 week therefore budgets at about €380,000 before gratuity. Our Italy yacht charter cost guide walks through every line, and the Italian charter VAT page explains what the 22% applies to.
Which Baglietto have we profiled for Italy?
SUI GENERIS has a full listing on this site, with live rates and dates on her card. She lists Italy, Sardinia, Sicily, the Riviera and Greece as her summer cruising areas.
| Yacht | Length | Built | Guests | Crew | Low season | High season |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SUI GENERIS | 134 ft | 2026 | 10 | 9 | €225,000 | €250,000 |
What is SUI GENERIS like aboard?
We have been aboard SUI GENERIS, a Baglietto DOM133 delivered in 2026, and behind her sporty exterior she is an elegant, comfortable family boat. The VIP cabin has its own separate kids’ room with an extra berth for a nanny.
Her sun deck is the showstopper, and a two-level beach club aft has an infinity pool with a height-adjustable floor. She takes ten guests in five cabins with nine crew, at €225,000 to €250,000 a week.
Where does a Baglietto charter in Italy start?
Every Baglietto in the catalogue figures above lists Italy among her summer cruising areas, so a start in Portofino, Sardinia or Naples rarely needs a long delivery. Ask us where a particular yacht will be for your week.
Our guides to where to start an Italy yacht charter and Sardinia versus the Amalfi Coast help you choose the region first.
What is included in a Baglietto charter rate, and what is extra?
Every yacht on this page charters on plus-expenses terms:
- Included: the yacht, her crew of eight or more, insurance and the water toys she carries.
- APA, about 30%: fuel, food, drinks and marina berths, paid up front and accounted for by the captain. Whatever you do not spend comes back to you.
- VAT, 22%: charged on the charter fee for a week that starts in Italy. It is not charged on the APA.
- Gratuity: at your discretion. In the Mediterranean it usually falls between 5 and 15% of the charter fee.
Berths are the line to plan on a yacht of this size. Our page on marina versus anchor nights covers what to reserve in Capri and Porto Cervo, and how the APA works in Italy covers the rest.
When should you book a Baglietto for Italy?
For July and August, book nine to twelve months ahead. The newest yachts, such as SUI GENERIS, are the first to go.
June and September list lower and are easier to find. Our guide to the best time for an Italy yacht charter compares the months region by region.
Is a Baglietto the right yacht, or should you look at another Italian yard?
Choose a Baglietto for a young superyacht of 130 to 165 feet. For a wider choice at similar sizes, see our Benetti yacht charter guide and our CRN yacht charter guide.
For smaller and lower-priced yachts, our Sanlorenzo yacht charter guide starts at 80 feet. Every motor yacht we list for Italy is on our Italy motor yacht charter page.
People also ask
How much does it cost to charter a Baglietto yacht in Italy?
About €250,000 a week in high season for the typical yacht, and half of the 19 Bagliettos we book for Italy fall between €150,000 and €289,000. Add about 30% APA and 22% VAT.
How many guests does a Baglietto charter yacht take?
Ten to twelve on most Bagliettos, in five cabins. SUI GENERIS takes ten with nine crew.
Where are Baglietto yachts built?
In Italy. The yard was founded in 1854 at Varazze on the Ligurian coast and builds today at La Spezia.
Is SUI GENERIS good for a family?
Yes. Her VIP cabin has a separate kids’ room with an extra berth for a nanny, and the beach club has an infinity pool with an adjustable floor.
Is VAT included in a Baglietto charter rate in Italy?
No. Italian VAT of 22% is added to the charter fee for a week that starts in Italy, and it is shown as its own line on the quote.
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