Baglietto has announced the launch (last December) of Marsa Luna, the eighth model in the T52 line. The launch took place in the presence of Baglietto’s senior management and the owner’s representative team with Kirill Kuatov of NAU Yachts and Aberton Yachts.
Designed, as is the case for the entire T52 line, by Francesco Paszkowski Design, Marsa Luna is the second T52 equipped with an enhanced hybrid propulsion system, which allows for different operating modes. In electric mode, Marsa Luna can remain at anchor for approximately 12 hours using only her batteries, while in the traditional configuration, the two C32 engines allow a maximum speed of 16 knots and a range of approximately 4,500 miles.
Like the other T52s, Marsa Luna stands out for her design choices that prioritise volume, functionality and liveability, with solutions designed for a practical and prolonged use of the boat.
Among the unit’s stand-out features are the open stern, which houses a three-level beach club, and the swimming pool with a pop-up movable floor, which, when not in use, expands the walkable surface of the deck and the sundeck, which is approximately 24 metres long.
