Baglietto T60 Kinda II made her Monaco debut

Baglietto presented Kinda II, the first completed T60, at the Monaco Yacht Show on 23–26 September 2026. It was launched in picturesque La Spezia on 20 March. The yacht is approximately 60 metres long: Baglietto has never built a vessel of this size before. Designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design, Kinda II combines open guest areas facing the water with a separate, fully private upper deck for the owner.

From the T52 to the first T60

Baglietto explicitly describes the T60 as a logical evolution of the 52-metre T52. The predecessor already featured an open stern with a spacious beach club across three levels and a bright upper‑deck lounge opening on three sides. On Kinda II, the connection with the water reaches an even more impressive scale: the cozy beach lounge is directly linked to the main salon while the entire upper deck is dedicated to the owner. Francesco Paszkowski Design created the exterior and interior; Margherita Casprini collaborated with the studio on the refined interior. Pierluigi Ausonio Naval Architecture handled the naval architecture. A dark, elegant glazing band unites the portholes while tall full‑height panoramic windows in the salon and on the upper deck can be fully opened.

“The delivery of the first T60 is a milestone in Baglietto’s history,” said the shipyard’s CEO, Diego Michele Deprati, in August when Kinda II was handed over to the owner. By that time, Baglietto had already sold three yachts of this impressive model.

Aft spaces close to the water

The experience of the yacht begins at the waterline: the spacious beach lounge, covering approximately 60 m², features a refreshing pool, a cozy bar, a comfortable social zone, and a modern gym. From here, an open, light staircase leads up to the bright main salon. Together, they form a unified space of almost 100 m² across two levels; the adjacent dining area also opens outward thanks to retractable glazing. Guests can spend a relaxing day by the water and, for dinner, move up to the salon without losing the stunning sea view.

An upper deck for the owner

On Kinda II, the entire upper deck is reserved for the owner. In the bow section, there is a suite with an office, walk‑in wardrobe, and access to a private pool with a refreshing counter‑current system. The aft lounge opens onto an al fresco dining area; nearby are a jacuzzi and a comfortable sunbathing spot. Private quarters and guest reception areas are located on the same deck, separated from the yacht’s common zones.

Four comfortable guest cabins are situated on the main deck, and a fifth is on the lower deck. The yacht also features a full‑fledged spa area with a massage room, sauna, and hammam. The galley and crew quarters are located on the lower deck; the shipyard specifies accommodation for 13 crew members. The helm station and captain’s cabin are on the sundeck.

Performance and Equipment

Kinda II has a robust steel hull and a lightweight aluminium superstructure. The yacht is powered by two powerful CAT 3512 engines; Baglietto quotes a top speed of 16 knots and a comfortable cruising speed of 12 knots. For the T60 project, the shipyard also offers a hybrid propulsion system as an option.

In the forward part of the main deck is a spacious garage for a tender up to 23 feet (about 7 m), two jet skis, and a rescue tender. A touch‑and‑go helipad is provided at the bow for short‑term helicopter landings.

Aberton Yachts perspective

«For a T60 buyer, the question is how the yacht works when guests are on board, beyond her length and list of amenities. On Kinda II, guests can use the aft spaces by the water while the upper deck remains private for the owner. During a viewing, we would pay particular attention to crew routes between these areas and how discreetly service can support that privacy. Details like these shape everyday life on a large yacht».