Brioni 44+

The boat

Rest your eyes upon the timeless beauty

Brioni 44+ is a sight to behold. Its strong, yet elegant sporty lines, higher freeboard and signature hull design evoke a feeling of immense pride when looked upon. You will desire to show your Brioni to the world, and the world will love it.

The hull

Experience the perfect balance

Even water and fuel tanks are built into the hull in a way that achieves perfect balance and a centre of gravity only 11 centimetres above water. That way the yacht is extremely stable even without stabilisers and very light at the same time.

Displacement: 10tonnes, approx.
Centre of gravity: 11cm above water

Astern

Experience total freedom

Surrounded by the open sea, effortlessly slicing through the waves, you are truly the master of your fate. The Brioni is so easy to handle you don't need any other crew than the people you cherish the most.

Find a secluded bay where the stars shine brighter and your laughter echoes long into the night.

At sea

Drive fast and far

Slowly push Brioni's throttle and experience how effortlessly she gains speed and leaves lesser boats far behind. With a glance at the speedometer, you will see it finally peak at more than 42 knots.

When there is no need for extra adrenaline, cruise comfortably at 36 knots at 3250 rpm. We like to call this speed the “pleasure point” of the yacht.

Top speed: 42knots
Cruise: 36knots @ 3250 rpm
Range: 350nautical miles
At top speed: <4litres / NM

For some people just owning a yacht is enough. Others desire something more.

Everything is better on a yacht, and even better on a Brioni.

On deck

Where is the kitchen?

After a smile and a gentle tug a whole kitchen smoothly slides out from the side of the cockpit. If you have any kids on board, they will think it's magic. When you don't need it, you simply push it back into the side wall.

It works so well they called it “a work of minor genius” in the UK boats review.

Two views of it deployed. There is no photograph of the galley pushed back into the wall.

The cockpit

Get lost in cockpit space

The cockpit is the heart of any yacht. It's a place where you unwind, where you enjoy good company, where you share laughs and make new memories. Its crown jewel is a big table that you can transform into a sunbed in a matter of seconds.

Below it, a large hydraulic swimming platform lowers into the water to load a jet ski or safely teach your kids how to swim. Grill on it with an inch of water protecting your yacht's exterior, and rinse off under the stand-up shower.

The Brioni 44+ with the hardtop lifted off, looking down into the saloon and cockpit

Under the hardtop

The saloon, roof lifted

The same model, cut at the window sill. The sofa runs along the port side, opposite the helm and companion seats to starboard.

Astern

One level from helm to platform

From the stern quarter the cockpit opens up: the bench across the transom, the table, the teak sole running forward to the saloon and aft to the swimming platform.

Forward

The foredeck sunpad

Coming back round to the bow: two quilted pads and a bolster laid on the teak foredeck, inside the guardrail.

The helm

And simply enjoy the ride

The 360˚ view at the helm is one of the yacht's most impressive features. It's easy to see why — you get a feeling that the Mediterranean is right under your feet.

Heat from even the hottest of days won't get to you. Simply open the electric moon-roof along with the adjustable side windows, and let the salty sea air flow through. Steer with the ship's wheel or the joystick; there is a special space provided for good old paper charts.

Below

Revel in charming interior

Under the deck, two bright cabins await you when the day is over. Superb queen size beds with custom tailored linen will make even the lightest of sleeps sound. Instead of fitting two small bathrooms, we decided on one spacious one.

The saloon can sleep up to two unexpected guests on its large comfortable sofa. Its huge water tank and solar power plant on the roof will make sure you won't miss anything for quite a few days.

The yard

Immerse in the unique experience

It's said it only takes 10,000 hours of practice to truly master anything. We spend 12,000 hours on each and every yacht.

All of the furniture is put into its place after the top of the boat is sealed, so in 5 years, if you decide to replace the interior, you can easily do so. We don't follow the needs of mass market; we follow the needs of individual clients like you.

Build: 12,000hours per yacht
Displacement: 10tonnes, approx.

Water toys

Water toys that can keep up

The Brioni 44+ is where the journey begins, and what you do once you drop anchor is up to you. The tender launches from the hydraulic platform; the boards go under one arm.

eFoil

The moment you lift onto the foil the water goes quiet. No engine, no slap of the hull — just the hum of the motor and the wind.

Top speed: 32 kn
Battery: 30–45 or 60–90 min
From: €9,990

Williams TurboJet 285

Jet drive, no propeller, no outboard hanging off the back — you can bring it alongside a beach or a swimmer without a second thought.

Top speed: 40 kn
Power: 90 hp Rotax
Length: 2.9 m
From: price to confirm

Paddleboards

A pair of inflatables rolls into a bag the size of a holdall. Ten minutes with the pump and you have the quietest way there is to explore a bay at dawn.

Aboard: two as standard
Finish: Brioni palette

She cruises at 36 knots and tops out at 42; the Williams does 40 and the eFoil 32. The paddleboard, obviously, is in no hurry.

Specification