The Wajer 55 is a stunning example of modern yacht engineering, offering both luxury and performance in a seamless package. Measuring approximately 16 meters in length, this yacht is designed with a focus on comfort and style, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a premium boating experience. The yacht’s sleek exterior is crafted from high-quality GRP, ensuring both durability and elegance. The planning hull configuration allows for a smooth and efficient ride, even in challenging conditions. Powered by robust inboard engines, the Wajer 55 delivers impressive cruising speeds, allowing you to explore the open waters with ease and confidence. The interior of the Wajer 55 is a masterpiece of contemporary design, providing ample space for entertaining and relaxation. With accommodations for up to 20 day guests and sleeping arrangements for 4, this yacht offers the perfect balance of social and private spaces. The interior designer has spared no expense in selecting the finest materials and finishes, creating an atmosphere of sophistication and comfort. Whether you’re hosting a gathering or enjoying a quiet evening at sea, the Wajer 55 provides everything you need for an unforgettable experience. With a starting price of €1,850,000, this yacht represents exceptional value for those seeking the pinnacle of luxury and performance. Pre-owned models can be found on the market with prices ranging from €1,200,000 to €1,500,000, depending on their condition and features. With its combination of style, performance, and craftsmanship, the Wajer 55 is truly a standout in its class.
Length
16.8M
Beam
4.7M
Draft
1.3M
Day Guests
20
Sleeping
4
Cabin
2
Crew
1
Cruise Speed
28KT
Max Speed
38KT
Fuel
2320L
Range
390NM
Engine
3 x Volvo Penta D6-IPS600 440 hp
Option 1
3 x Volvo Penta D6-IPS650 480 hp
Naval
Vripack Naval Architects
Exterior
Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design
Interior
Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design
New Starting From
€1,850,000
High Price Brokerage
€1,500,000
Low Price Brokerage
€1,200,000
Three engines, one purpose: composed speed at any load.
The standard setup pairs triple Volvo Penta D6 IPS600 diesels, 440hp each, for a 28 knot cruise and a 38 knot top speed, figures that barely shift whether she is carrying four guests or the full complement of twenty for a day out. An IPS650 upgrade lifts each engine to 480hp for owners who want more in reserve. The triple engine layout is still rare at 55 feet, and it pays off in redundancy as much as outright speed, along with joystick manoeuvring precision that makes tight berths straightforward. A 2,320 litre fuel capacity supports a genuine 390 nautical mile range, enough to cover serious coastal distances between fuel stops, while the V hull’s spray rails and lightweight, vacuum infused construction keep the ride dry and the fuel burn in check.
The largest yacht Wajer builds still looks unmistakably like one of theirs.
Vripack’s hull and Sinot’s exterior work share the brand’s low, flush deck language, but scale it up rather than reinventing it. The nearly four metre wide, wraparound windshield is Wajer’s signature, tinted here to temper the sun while keeping the helm open and bright. A retracting bimini folds away into the aft seating at the touch of a button, and the cockpit table lowers flush into the deck sole when the space is needed for something else. Automatic fenders, integrated cleats and a concealed anchor keep the exterior clear of clutter, a detail that matters more as the hull grows larger and every fitting becomes more visible.
Two cabins, real headroom, and a skylight that keeps the lower deck from feeling like an afterthought.
A master cabin and a second bedroom sleep four in genuine comfort, each finished with the same restrained material palette Sinot brings to the exterior. A full bathroom with high end fittings and a separate galley below mean the lower deck can function on its own for a weekend away, not just as a place to change before returning to the cockpit. Natural light reaches the cabin through an overhead skylight, a detail that is easy to overlook on a spec sheet but changes how the space feels day to day. For a yacht built primarily for time on deck, the accommodation below holds its own.
Four suspension mounted captain’s chairs and a dashboard built for one hand on the wheel.
The helm runs on a Raymarine Glass Bridge system across four touchscreens, covering navigation, engine data and the yacht’s automated systems from a single sightline. A patent pending push button fender system inflates and deploys automatically, and the anchor can be lowered and monitored by camera from the same touchscreen, small conveniences that add up over a season of single handed or shorthanded running. A six foot passerelle doubles as both swim platform and boarding gangway, and a Williams Turbojet tender stows beneath the sun pads, out of sight until it is needed. Everything on deck is built to be operated by one person without breaking stride.
The flagship of the range, priced and specified to match.
At 16.8 metres on a 4.7 metre beam, with a 1.3 metre draught, the Wajer 55 sits comfortably in shallow marinas and anchorages that keep larger yachts at a distance. She carries twenty day guests and sleeps four overnight, with a single crew berth for a skippered arrangement. New, she is priced from 1,850,000 euros, a considered step for an owner moving up from Wajer’s 37 or 38 footers, or for a buyer entering the yard’s range at the top rather than the bottom. Every hull remains built to order, so an owner steps into the same bespoke process regardless of where the 55 sits in the wider Wajer line.
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