Wajer 38

Onboard the Wajer 38

The Wajer 38 is built for a single, well-organised day on the water rather than a multi-night passage: at 11.3 metres she carries up to 10 guests but has just one cabin below, a layout that tells you exactly what she's for. The cockpit and deck space are sized for a sociable group moving between sun, shade and the water, not for a crew settling in overnight, and that focus shows in how easily she handles short hops around the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.

From a Saint-Tropez base she suits the classic pattern of anchoring off town in the Gulf's sheltered water, tendering or running direct toward Plage de Pampelonne, and returning by late afternoon — a rhythm that fits her size and single-cabin configuration far better than an overnight route toward Port Grimaud or the Îles d'Hyères. Guests can swim off the swim platform between stops, and the shallower, closer-in anchorages south of town are within easy reach without a long open-water leg.

She works well for a group of friends splitting the cost of a day out, a couple who want a nimble boat rather than a full-crew superyacht, or a small corporate party using the boat for a client lunch on the water with the village in view. Because capacity is set at 10 guests for day use only, it's worth confirming numbers and the planned stops with the broker before booking, particularly in July and August when the Gulf anchor field fills early and a clear plan for where to stop matters more than on a quieter shoulder-season day.