The Wajer 77 is an exquisite blend of cutting-edge technology and sophisticated design, crafted to deliver an unparalleled yachting experience. Measuring approximately 23.45 meters in length, this stunning vessel features a sleek, elegant hull constructed from GRP, ensuring both strength and lightweight agility. Powered by inboard engines, the Wajer 77 offers remarkable cruising and top speeds, making it a thrilling ride on open waters. Designed for both comfort and style, the yacht can accommodate up to 20 day guests and sleeps 4 in two luxurious cabins, providing ample space for relaxation and entertainment. The exterior of the Wajer 77 is a testament to modern design, with clean lines and a spacious deck that offers unobstructed views and effortless interaction with the sea. Inside, the interior is meticulously crafted with premium materials and finishes, creating an ambiance of refined elegance. The Wajer 77 is engineered for performance and ease of use, with state-of-the-art navigation and control systems. Whether you are entertaining guests or enjoying a serene getaway, the Wajer 77 offers a perfect balance of luxury and functionality. With its exceptional design and advanced features, this yacht stands out as a prime choice for those seeking the ultimate maritime lifestyle. Experience the pinnacle of yachting with the Wajer 77, where every journey is an adventure in luxury and performance.
Length
23.5M
Beam
5.8M
Draft
1.8M
Day Guests
20
Sleeping
4
Cabin
2
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
37KT
Fuel
4795L
Range
350NM
Engine
3 x Volvo Penta IPS 1200 D13-900hp
Option 1
3 x Volvo Penta IPS 1350 D13-1000hp
Naval
Van Oossanen Naval Architects
Exterior
Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design
Interior
Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design
New Starting From
€6,500,000
High Price Brokerage
€5,500,000
Low Price Brokerage
€4,500,000
She is built to be driven, not merely crewed.
Van Oossanen’s Fast Planing Hull Form underpins the naval architecture, tuned for an efficient, dry ride rather than outright drama, and triple Volvo Penta IPS1200 engines, with IPS1350 available as an option, carry her to a 37 knot top speed and a 25 knot cruise. A 4,795 litre fuel capacity delivers a 350 nautical mile range. Aluminium construction keeps weight down and durability high compared with composite alternatives, and a joystick control system with dynamic positioning, simple enough that Wajer’s own engineers compare it to a tablet, puts genuine ownership within reach of an owner without a professional captain aboard full time.
Her designers describe a hull with zero straight lines, and it shows.
A pronounced bow flare and a tumblehome deck give her a taut, athletic profile from any angle, while integrated windows, hidden anchors and flush mounted cleats keep the exterior clean. Freestanding headroom clears 2.05 metres throughout, an unusual commitment on a yacht built this light and this fast. The cockpit reflects the same care: port and starboard benches slide together into a U shaped seating arrangement, a hardtop with ventilation shades the helm and dining area, and a hidden console conceals a bar with a refrigerator, ice maker and sink, customisable with a barbecue, television or DJ booth to suit the owner.
Two staterooms, laid out for real rest rather than maximum headcount.
An aft owner’s stateroom runs a full five metres wide, and a forward VIP cabin carries elevated ceilings that make the most of the yacht’s aluminium construction. Whitewashed oak and leather finish the interior throughout, a quieter palette than the glossy brightwork common on yachts this size. A compact but fully equipped galley serves the accommodation without encroaching on living space, and the whole arrangement sleeps four in genuine comfort while the deck above happily gathers twenty for a day on the water.
Scale below the waterline matches scale above it.
A 4,795 litre fuel capacity and a two person crew mean the 77 is built for more than an afternoon out, supporting extended stays away from a home marina. An electrically operated swim platform extends and lifts 1.2 metres above the waterline, doubling as a gangway in harbours where a conventional passerelle will not reach. Behind it, a tender garage houses a Williams 325 alongside two Seabobs and two jet boards, giving guests genuine independence once at anchor rather than a single inflatable and not much else.
She sits at the top of the Wajer range for a reason.
Van Oossanen handles the naval architecture and Sinot the exterior and interior design, with Wajer Super Yachts responsible for engineering and build, the same partnership behind the wider Wajer line. A four zone Bowers and Wilkins audio system and electronically adjustable helm seating point to the level of detail throughout. Priced at 6,500,000 euros, the 77 is positioned as the flagship of the range, built for an owner who wants genuine scale, aluminium engineering and the option to drive her without a professional captain, all in one yacht.
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