Wajer 55

Onboard the Wajer 55

The Wajer 55 sits at the larger end of the day-boat category: 16 metres of open, uncluttered deck space designed around guests who want to move freely between cockpit, foredeck and swim platform rather than retreat below. A single cabin gives the boat a change room and a place to store bags or shelter briefly from wind, but this is a vessel built for hours on the water in daylight, not for overnight living — the layout reflects that priority in how much of the boat is given over to seating, sun space and open deck rather than sleeping quarters.

For a Saint-Tropez day out, the Wajer 55's size and guest capacity of 12 suit a Gulf anchor field morning followed by a tender-free run down to Pampelonne, where the boat itself can sit just offshore while guests move between swimming and the beach clubs. It also works for a corporate lunch booking: a 40-60 ft class boat anchored in the Gulf with a view back to the village gives a client group room to spread out for a few hours without the scale or cost structure of a crewed superyacht — useful for hosts who want a private deck for conversation rather than a stage for a large party.

Choose the Wajer 55 if the plan is a single strong day on the water — a market morning in town, a run out toward Cap Taillat or Baie de Briande, or a beach-club afternoon at Pampelonne — rather than a multi-night passage toward the Îles d'Hyères, which suits vessels with more cabins and overnight capacity. At 12 guests and 16 metres, it holds a group comfortably for a day charter while remaining easy to berth and reposition around the Gulf, and booking it makes most sense as a dedicated day hire rather than one leg of a longer stay.