MR T

MR T is a 46.3-metre steel displacement motor yacht built by Baglietto in 2014, flying the Maltese flag. She belongs to the Baglietto 46 series, with exterior and interior design by Francesco Paszkowski Design — a studio whose work is closely associated with clean Italian lines and well-proportioned volumes.

With a guest capacity of 10 across five cabins and a professional crew of nine, MR T is suited to groups who value Italian shipbuilding craft and an unhurried pace through the western Mediterranean. She is not configured for speed or passage-making at range; her displacement hull and 4,500 nautical mile range make her credible for extended Mediterranean cruising, covering the Amalfi Coast, French Riviera, Monaco, Sardinia, and Corsica. Guests seeking extreme performance or a vessel designed around extreme water sports may find a different profile more suitable.

Paszkowski's hand produces a consistency of character between exterior form and interior layout that many yards fail to achieve. The steel hull provides solid seakeeping in the open Mediterranean, and at-anchor stabilisers add meaningful comfort when stationary in anchorages. Her gym equipment acknowledges that extended charters require more than passive recreation, and the beach club provides direct access to the water.

Onboard, the tone is convivial but measured. Water toys include a Sea-Doo GTI jet-ski, two F5S Seabobs, wake boarding, water-skiing, two Jobe inflatable paddleboards, and a banana towable — a well-rounded selection for groups of mixed interests. Electric scooters offer an unusual and practical option for shore excursions. Crew service across nine personnel for ten guests ensures requests are addressed promptly.

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