BAGLIETTO 100

Baglietto 100 — Mykonos and the Cyclades A Baglietto hull with interiors signed Francesco Paszkowski: the pedigree here is not decorative, it shows in the way the volumes are handled. The palette stays neutral throughout, punctuated by sharper accents — a restrained backdrop that lets the Aegean light do most of the work. A refit completed in 2023 keeps the yacht current. The main salon opens around a U-shaped sofa arrangement, the kind of layout that works equally well for a long conversation after dinner or an evening in front of the 42" screen and its surround sound system. Forward, the formal dining table seats eight — the full guest complement, which means no one eats in shifts. Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests. The owner's cabin occupies the full beam of the lower deck and comes with a walk-in wardrobe and a Jacuzzi bath. Two VIP cabins and a further cabin with twin beds complete the layout, each with its own en-suite. The most useful detail is structural: a sliding wall links one of the VIP cabins to the cabin with twin beds, opening them into a single suite with its own seating area. For a family travelling with older children, or two couples who value a little separation from the rest of the guest party, it changes the way the lower deck works. Outside, life divides between the aft deck and a generous sun deck fitted for a full day in the open — wet bar, ice maker, fridge, Teppanyaki grill, sun loungers and a bimini for the hours when shade becomes the priority. MTU engines developing 2,000 horsepower give a top speed of 29 knots and a comfortable 20-knot cruise: enough to leave Mykonos after breakfast and be somewhere quieter well before lunch. A crew of six runs the yacht, with the discretion and consistency that make the difference over a week in the Greek islands.