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Bluegame BG64: the new 64-footer completes the range and brings the shipyard’s philosophy to a new generation of owners

Bluegame expands its range with the new Bluegame BG64. This model represents a strategic milestone for the brand, completing the BG family and extending its design philosophy into the 64-foot segment. The new yacht stems from a desire to make the signature experience that made the BG series famous accessible to a broader audience of owners, while preserving the architectural and functional principles introduced with the BG74.

The project blends the seamless indoor-outdoor flow characteristic of the BG74 with the proven engineering platform of the BGX63, creating a model that retains the shipyard’s DNA within a more compact footprint. Market response arrived even before the official unveil: three units have already been sold ahead of its world debut at the upcoming Cannes Yachting Festival.

Bluegame BG64 Completes the Yard’s Vision

With the BG64, Bluegame fulfills a journey that began with the introduction of the BG range—a lineup defined by a design approach that redefined the relationship between onboard living spaces and the sea. The goal was not simply to build a smaller yacht, but to fully translate a distinctive architectural language into a new category.

The new model also marks a significant milestone for the shipyard as it enters a new phase under the leadership of CEO Gianguido Girotti, strengthening a portfolio that now spans vessels from 42 to 83 feet. “The BG64 represents an important step for Bluegame. While I have the privilege of presenting it to the world as CEO, this yacht is the result of years of vision, creativity, and dedication from the entire Bluegame team,” comments Girotti. “With our strongest portfolio ever, ranging from 42 to 83 feet, there truly is a Bluegame for every Bluegamer today. The trust shown by owners even prior to the world premiere has been extremely encouraging, and we look forward to welcoming the entire yachting community aboard in Cannes.

The Bluegame Experience in 64 Feet

The BG64 project was developed around a precise challenge: keeping the key defining traits of Bluegame yachts intact, regardless of length. Visual and functional continuity between interior and exterior spaces, versatile layouts, and a direct connection to the water remained the guiding principles throughout development, aiming to offer the exact same onboard experience as the larger models.

Luca Santella, Head of Product Strategy at Bluegame, explains: “From the start, our goal was clear: how do we deliver the full Bluegame experience in 64 feet without losing what makes our yachts unique? That became the guiding principle for every decision. The BG64 offers the same architectural openness, versatility, and connection to the sea that define our larger models, introducing these qualities to a new generation of owners. To us, the BG64 is more than a new model: it’s the moment the Bluegame family becomes complete.”

A Stern Designed to Live the Sea

One of the BG64’s most distinctive highlights is the stern area, engineered to maximize functionality and livability. The inclusion of a drop-down side terrace, an oversized swim platform, and a portside crane allows for effortless water sports management while maintaining a clean, rational layout. Additionally, the direct connection between the helm station and interior spaces creates a fluid transition that makes moving between living areas and the sea feel completely natural.

Versatile Upper Deck and Convertible Outdoor Spaces

The iconic Bluegame upper deck remains central to the design, conceived as the yacht’s primary social hub. Naturally shaded from the sun and well-ventilated, it can be fully enclosed when weather conditions dictate, ensuring comfortable year-round use.

The helm position can be partitioned from guest areas to ensure greater privacy and better spatial organization between owner and crew. The bow area was likewise engineered for maximum flexibility: the lounge quickly converts into a sunbed, dining area, or private lounge, maintaining high privacy even when docked in a marina.

Proven Engineering and Design by Zuccon International Project

On the technical side, the BG64 inherits the battle-tested hull of the BGX63—a platform that has repeatedly proven its performance in efficiency, stability, maneuverability, and seakeeping. At the stern, two fully equipped side islands remain as one of the most recognizable styling signatures of Bluegame’s production.

The interiors, developed by Zuccon International Project, interpret the brand’s ethos through an architectural language that dissolves traditional boundaries between inside and outside, prioritizing natural light, visual continuity, and fine craftsmanship.

The Debut of the Bluegame BG64 in Cannes

The public’s first look at the new BG64 will take place during the upcoming Cannes Yachting Festival, the venue chosen by Bluegame for the official unveil. The event will offer an opportunity to get an up-close look at a yacht that synthesizes the evolution of the yard’s design philosophy, extending it to a market segment poised to attract a fresh audience of owners.

Conclusion

With the BG64, Bluegame does not simply introduce a new model; it completes a design vision built over years around a specific way of experiencing the sea. The ability to translate the signature traits of the BG range into a 64-foot layout without compromising on architectural, functional, or aesthetic grounds solidifies the brand’s position in the premium segment. Strong initial sales secured prior to the official premiere further confirm market enthusiasm for a project that seamlessly unites innovation, versatility, and design identity.

Bluegame BG64 – FAQ

The new model will make its world premiere at the upcoming Cannes Yachting Festival.

To bring Bluegame’s design philosophy into the 64-foot segment while preserving the signature features of the BG range.

Key highlights include the multifunctional stern, convertible upper deck, continuous connection to the sea, and highly versatile living spaces.

The interiors were designed by Zuccon International Project and follow a layout that seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces.

Alessandro Giuzio

Alessandro is a professional journalist and contributes to The International Yachting Media since 2022. He is an expert on the sea and of course on boats.

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