The 60.6-metre Kinda II is the largest yacht every built by the yard in its 172-year history. She snatched the flagship title from the 59.4-metre Vicky launched in 2008
According to the shipyard’s statement, exceeding the 60-metre mark is not only about an increase in size, but a significant milestone in the company’s development plan, involving investments of about €25 million by 2030 in the expansion of its production facilities, innovation and strengthening its know-how strategy.
The Kinda II is positioned as the embodiment of this kind of innovation. In short, the boat’s key strengths are the redesigned and optimised layout, as well as the opportunity to install a hybrid propulsion system.
Francesco Paszkowski Design studio makes no bones about the fact that the Baglietto Т60 is the evolution of her successful predecessor, winner of the World Superyacht Awards 2024, the T52. The exterior features characteristic of the entire family have been scaled up but largely preserved. The deck layout, however, has essentially been reimagined.
The idea of blurring the line between the interior and exterior spaces has been realized almost literally: the panoramic windows in the main and upper deck saloons are floor-to-ceiling and can retract completely into the bulkheads. When the glass sections are open, the main saloon, dining area and beach club merge into a single, multi-level space spanning about 100 sq.m. The aft beach club features a pool, a bar, a gym and fold-down balconies, while there is also a spa cetnre with a massage room, a sauna and a hammam.
The sundeck offers even more exterior lounging space: in the area of 165 sq.m. there is an outdoor lounge, a jacuzzi with sunpads, a dining table and a bar in the shade of a hardtop.
The upper deck is dedicated to the owner completely. It features a private office, walk-in wardrobe, two spacious en-suite bathrooms and a large lounge transitioning smoothly into an open dining area. The owner of the Kinda II also opted for another, third pool forward.
There are two VIP cabins on the main deck and two suites below deck. There is also another cabin that can function as an extra cabin, an office or a playroom.
The Kinda II’s steel displacement hull has a length of 60.6 m, a beam of 10.5 m, a draft of 3 m and an internal volume of 1,051 GT. The superstructure is of aluminium, and the diesel-electric propulsion system can deliver a top speed of up to 16 knotsm ensuring a range of up to 6,000 nautical miles at a speed of 12 knots. There is accommodation for a crew 13.
“The delivery of the first T60 represents a milestone in Baglietto's history", comments Diego Michele Deprati, Chief Executive Officer of Baglietto. "Not only does it mark the completion of the largest yacht ever built by our shipyard, but it also represents the achievement of a strategic objective that we have pursued with determination over recent years. The fact that this is the first of three 60-metre yachts already sold and currently under construction demonstrates the confidence that owners and the market place in our vision and in our ability to deliver increasingly ambitious projects. Our planned investments, the expansion of our production facilities and the recruitment of new professionals all reflect a clear industrial strategy focused on sustainable growth and on establishing Baglietto among the leading players at the very top end of the market, for which we are already developing new projects”.
The Baglietto T60’s world premiere is scheduled to take place in September at the Yacht Show 2026.
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