New paint refinishing for Majestic Wally 110’ Charter Yacht WALLY B by Compositeworks

Compositeworks, the world-renowned specialists in the painting and fairing of ...

New paint refinishing for Majestic Wally 110’ Charter Yacht WALLY B by Compositeworks

August 31, 2015

Written by Zuzana Bednarova

Compositeworks, the world-renowned specialists in the painting and fairing of super and megayachts, have recently completed a new high gloss paint application on the majestic Wally 110’ charter yacht WALLY B, originally launched by Pendennis to a design by Luca Brenta in 1998. Available for a luxury superyacht charter throughout the Western Mediterranean and the French Riviera, the well sized 33-metre sailing yacht WALLY B represents a direct evolution of the well known superyacht NARIIDA (ex Wallygator).

Wally 110' charter yacht WALLY B with a new paint refinishing - Image credit to Compositeworks

Wally 110′ charter yacht WALLY B with a new paint refinishing – Image credit to Compositeworks

The truly famous Wally 110’ superyacht WALLY B can sleep up to 6 charter guests across three elegant and comfortable cabins. These include a gorgeous owner’s cabin with a queen size bed and a lavish bathroom, hosting a Japanese style bath tub moulded in carbon fiber. One of the many remarkable features aboard the beautiful WALLY B belongs the ‘Shelter’. This is a completely automated bimini top, providing sun and wind protection for the cockpit.

Luxury sailing yacht WALLY B - Photo by Compositeworks

Luxury sailing yacht WALLY B – Photo by Compositeworks

Wally B Specifications

Type/Year:French Riviera luxury yacht charter boat/1998 
Refit:n/a 
Beam:7.92m 26ft 
L.O.A.:37.72m /107ft 4" 
Crew:
Guests:
Max Speed:12 kn 
Cabins:
Engines:Cat KPT 
Cruise Speed:10kn 

Further charter yachts built by Wally Yachts.

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