WallyAce 26

Onboard the WallyAce 26

The WallyAce 26 carries the marque's sport-yacht signature into a 26-metre superyacht format: low profile, uncluttered exterior lines, and an interior split across five cabins built to sleep 12 guests comfortably rather than just carry them for an afternoon. That cabin count matters as soon as a charter runs past a single day — this is a boat set up for a family group, an extended circle of friends, or a small corporate party who all need a proper bed at the end of the evening, not a tender ride back to a hotel.

Out of Saint-Tropez, her size puts her in the anchor-off category rather than the quay-berth one: a spot in the Gulf south of town, off Pampelonne, or tucked toward Cap Taillat, with tender transfers handling the shore side of the day — a market run to Place des Lices, a table at a beach club, or simply a walk along Quai Jean Jaurès. The same layout that suits a full week aboard also works for a single busy day hosting clients, where five cabins mean private space to step away from a meeting or a lunch service without leaving the boat.

Best suited to charterers who want superyacht scale without a crowd-sized boat — a couple with visiting family, a corporate host entertaining a small group with some overnight flexibility built in, or a party that wants the option to extend a day charter into two or three. Given her size, plan bookings with lead time around July and August berth and anchorage demand, and treat the guest and cabin numbers as a genuine planning tool: 12 guests and five cabins are the ceiling for comfort, not a target to fill for a short outing.