WHY200

The new WHY200 model luxury yacht from Wally combines a futuristic appearance with excellent space usage to include the amenities usually associated with a 33m/110ft superyacht into an L.O.A. of 27m/88.9ft. The exterior styling is the work of Luca Bassani from Monegasque in collaboration with the Ferretti Group’s Engineering Department, the naval architecture by Laurent Giles NA, and interior styling from A. Vallicelli & C Studio. The accommodation sleeps up to 10 guests across five en-suite cabins, plus crew accommodation for up to five.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF WHY200

• World's first Full-Wide-Body design 
• First Wally Hybrid yacht for semi-displacement and full displacement cruising
• 32m2/344ft2 beach club
• Owner's suite in bow
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

Outside, the main deck aft offers guests a spacious area to relax and take in the views beneath the shade of the bridge deck overhang. Below, the beach club connects to the lower deck swim platform and fold-down terraces to create a sunbathing area over the water. The foredeck has a broad sunbed for unwinding in privacy in the sunshine, and the bridge deck aft has plenty of sun-drenched space for sunbeds, seating or alfresco dining.

INTERIOR

By removing the outer side walkways, the interior lounge area is increased by 50% in comparison to conventional yachts of the same size, granting guests an open plan area of 61m2/656ft2. Owners also have the option of adding a ‘show kitchen’ to the layout.

The lower deck layout contains a crew and galley, plus the guest accommodation, engine room and a beach club/tender garage in the stern with fold-down terraces on both sides to expand the outdoor space. On the main deck, the Master suite is forward with the formal dining area combine with the main salon behind. The helm station is forward on the upper deck and the skylounge behind.

The adaptive multi-propulsion system allows for a top speed of 20 knots.