The Bluegame BGX63 takes a familiar idea and rethinks it. This crossover yacht is built around a water-level saloon, an open, light-filled living space that sits close to the sea and blurs the line between deck and water. At twenty metres, it delivers the presence and comfort of a considerably larger yacht.
The layout is generous with space. Interiors flow seamlessly into the exterior, so a day aboard feels open and connected throughout, whether you are gathered for lunch or spread out in the sun. Two cabins below sleep four in comfort, and a crew of two keep everything running smoothly, present when needed and discreet otherwise. Snorkelling gear is aboard for the clear water beyond the harbour.
What sets the BGX63 apart is its seaworthiness paired with real livability. It handles the open water with confidence and settles beautifully at anchor, that water-level saloon coming into its own once you stop, the sea almost within reach from where you sit. Up to thirteen guests share the day, with room to move and gather across the well planned decks.
This is a boat for those who want innovation and comfort together, a yacht that treats space and light as the point rather than an afterthought.
Drop anchor somewhere quiet and let the sea come close.
