2009 Baglietto Apache II

The 44m Apache II derived from a heritage of racing power boats which sparked the birth of the Apache legacy as we know it today. Built by Apache Powerboats the first high performance power boat was delivered in 1992 winning two World Championship titles before the second Apache, Apache I emerged a decade later. 

The 34m Apache I was delivered by Baglietto in 2003, who was appointed for their reputed expertise on fast aluminium hulls. Following the success of Apache I naval architect Francesco Paszkowski was commissioned to design the reincarnation of this remarkable vessel only bigger and better. This saw the delivery of the awe inspiring Apache II, a sleek and sophisticated superyacht constructed from Baglietto’s signature aluminium hull and aluminium superstructure. She has a futuristic appeal to her personality which is reflected in her high performance and exhilarating speed; an undoubted nod to her power boat heritage.

Apache II creates an inviting on board ambiance which attracts a variety of guest configurations from large families or groups of friends to social butterflies looking for an excuse to party. She boasts the epitome of luxury and style with a capacity to host up to 100 guests and a reputation which has seen her nicknamed the “party yacht”. On board accommodation sleeps a maximum of 12 charter guests in 5 beautiful and contemporary staterooms where guests can wind down and embrace this home from home. With a neutral colour palette used throughout, Apache II makes for a light and airy on board stay, elegantly furnished with limed oak for a sumptuous modern finish.

Her spacious main saloon boasts a large L shaped sofa which invites guests to wind down and enjoy the 42” pop up Bose home cinema where guests can recharge their batteries with a movie following an adrenaline fuelled day of water sports, only to do it all again tomorrow.
The main deck accommodates a stylish and comfortable dining area with extendable decks where guests can enjoy the evening breeze and allow their gourmet supper to settle. Guests can take to formal dining with an elegantly laid table for 12 or alternatively enjoy alfresco dining to the aft deck where guests can sip on fine wines whilst watching the sun go down.