| WALLY 77’ CLASS | |
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| A cruising yacht capable of being handled by a small number of crew, yet capable of high speeds with minimum effort.
The construction system is based upon our raceboat technology. The resulting structure is light, durable and strong.
The swept back spreader, wide-shroud base, carbon fibre mast will be capable of taking the sailing loads without runners.
The deck layout reflects the concept of simplicity and efficiency that runs throughout this project.
There is an owner and two double guest cabins forward - with crew accommodation and separate galley aft. Both hese clearly defined areas are separated by the main saloon which is also accessible from the aft cockpit.
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| WALLY 77’ “GENIE OF THE LAMP” | |
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| Genie of the Lamp was the first cruising yacht to be handled by one person only thanks to the features developed by Frers and the Wally R&D to make cruising sail yachts more comfortable, faster, safer, and easier-to-handle with a small number of crew.
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| WALLY 77.2’ “J ONE” | |
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| 1st Class I.C.A.Y.A. Division Maxi Rolex Cup 1999
1st Cruising Line Division Maxi Rolex Cup 2000
1st Wally Class Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup 2007
Launched in July 1997, J One (ex Magic Carpet) shares at least one similarity with her mythical namesake: her decks are as uncluttered as the average Aladdin-piloted rug.
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| WALLY 77.4’ “CARRERA” | |
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| This stylish striking blue colour Wally 77 Carrera features two different draft configurations to ensure the best sailing performance and allow entering shallow waters.
The yacht can be easily sailed singlehanded thanks to a reliable hydraulic remote controlled sail trimming device.
Like other Wallys, the deck layout is conceived to separate the manoeuvring area aft from the guest area amidships.
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| WALLY 77.5’ “TUAMATA” | |
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| Similar to Tiketitan, with the same double cockpit, sea terrace and guest area amidships.
Photos courtesy by:
© Gilles Martin-Raget
www.martin-raget.com
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