The BGX83 is the largest yacht Bluegame has built, and the first in the range to move the helm up to the flybridge. Clearing the lower helm station out of the main deck changes the interior: the saloon runs uninterrupted from the aft entrance forward, and the aft salon opening puts the water at the heart of the boat rather than at the end of it.
Four cabins are the headline. The owner’s suite sits below with guest accommodation arranged around it, and the crew quarters have been enlarged so service stays discreet on longer trips. A three-cabin plan is also drawn for owners who would rather have volume than head count. At the stern, a hydraulic platform with side openings turns the beach area into a wide terrace at sea level.
Three Volvo Penta IPS1200 D13 units of 900 hp drive the yacht to 30 knots, with a 28-knot cruise and 7,000 litres of fuel between fuel docks. Displacement is 72 tonnes at full load on a 25.60-metre hull, beam 6.30 metres, draft 1.80 metres, so shallow bays stay within reach.
Lissoni and Partners and Zuccon International Project drew the lines, with Lou Codega on the hull. Bluegame positions the BGX83 as the flagship an owner does not outgrow, and the volumes back the claim.
