Introduced in 2022, the Baglietto DOM 133 from the Italian shipyard remains highly sought after, with seven models launched to date.
Measuring 40.6 metres in length, with an 8.70-metre beam and a shallow 2.10-metre draught, the DOM 133 combines substantial internal volumes with an ability to access diverse cruising grounds. Fully constructed from aluminium, this displacement superyacht features an exterior design by Stefano Vafiadis Design, whose exterior styling draws deliberate inspiration from automotive aesthetics and manufacturing precision. Her nomenclature, derived from the Latin “Domus”, meaning home, further underlines Baglietto’s philosophy of designing true residences at sea. What sets the DOM 133 apart from other superyachts in her class is her adaptive layout and generous internal volumes. Some key features include a dual-level beach club with a pool featuring a retractable gangway integrated into the hull design, customisable accommodation options, and expansive open-plan living spaces defined by panoramic glazing and automated balconies. Her distinctive two-level beach club features a motorised pool floor converting the pool to deck space when not in use, whilst the fold-away swim platform forms integrated stairways without visual compromise. The galley can be relocated to the lower deck to accommodate a VIP suite on the main deck, joining the owner’s stateroom forward on the main deck. The sundeck offers a contemporary social hub with a service bar, fitness equipment, and storage for a 5.8-metre tender and water toys via a 1.6-tonne davit. The DOM 133 can accommodate up to ten guests across five ensuite staterooms, including the owner’s suite forward on the main deck, and four double staterooms on the lower deck, with crew quarters for eight. Powered by twin Caterpillar C32 engines, the DOM 133 has a top speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.