Andiamo

There are yachts that turn heads, and then there is ANDIAMO—a sleek, silver-hulled expression of Italian artistry. Launched in 2017 by Baglietto and designed inside and out by Francesco Paszkowski, this 47.6-meter T-Line 48 is a masterclass in modern yachting elegance. An award-winner for good reason, ANDIAMO is the kind of vessel that moves as beautifully through the water as she does through time.

Maintained in pristine condition, ANDIAMO is all about choice—quiet nooks for privacy, expansive decks for sun-drenched lounging, and fluid social spaces that invite both gathering and escape. Whether it’s a morning espresso in a shaded corner or champagne at sunset beside the infinity pool, every moment on board feels curated.

Her six staterooms accommodate up to twelve guests in refined comfort. Four doubles, two twins, and a full-beam master suite on the main deck create a layout that balances intimacy with spaciousness. Inside, a sleek monochrome palette meets understated luxury, while fold-out balconies in the skylounge extend living space over the water, offering the perfect perch for daydreaming or conversation.

The sun deck is where ANDIAMO truly shines. The infinity pool—with its striking waterfall edge—anchors a space made for long afternoons: a full bar, plush sun pads, and an alfresco dining area ensure that everything you need is exactly where you want it to be.

With a seasoned crew of nine—many of whom have been aboard for years—ANDIAMO runs like a private resort at sea. As an accredited RYA watersports centre, she offers not just the toys, but the expertise: from Jet Skis and e-Foils to a sailing dinghy, snorkelling gear, and towables, there’s adventure for every pace. A 10-meter SACS chase boat adds a final touch of style and utility.

At anchor, stabilisers keep things serene. Underway, ANDIAMO cruises comfortably at 10.5 knots, with a top speed of 17 and an impressive 4,500-nautical-mile range—enough to take you from Capri to the Cyclades without missing a beat.

ANDIAMO isn’t just a yacht. She’s a destination in herself.