A technological marvel of engineering, design and materials this Wally Yacht appears Spartan at first glance. It's really all a matter of function over form which draws the simplicity to the forefront. Below decks the aura is unlike any vessel you've experienced. If you are into boating you'll want to explore them in much more detail. Whether your interest is motoring or sailing you'll find a favorite for sure.
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Hi Kevin~ Is that a stainless or all chrome boat? I bet it really is slippery when wet!
A chrome one, now that would be too cool. No, I believe it's carbon fiber.
At first glance it looks very zen like. You can tell by looking at it that the lower cabin is probably remarkable. Have you been on one?
No I haven't been on-board a Wally yet, similar ones yes but not a Wally. I think they would be very popular with brokerages here. "Zen like" is apropos.
Oh, I don't know. I know nothing about sailing, but this looks very sleek. I am almost tempted to take up sailing looking at this picture.
Jane, I'll have to recommend starting with something slightly smaller then working up to it! In LA there's got to be a place where you can experience it. A half day and you'd be hooked.
Very impressive looking water vessel! I am scared of boarding something on sea - if I don't get sick I am afraid I will become an addict!
This is a cool design, sleek and modern. I do not have any clue about sailing, but for sure a beautiful design.
Barbara, so many times the builders try to incorporate too much into the design. Then the boat becomes unwieldly. The simpler the better is always my choice. Great stress reliever for many too, try it you'll like it!
Very very cool. I'm not a big boat or ocean fan, but that certainly looks exciting and refreshing.
Charita, 30 years ago I thought I wouldn't be a fan either. A single charter in St. Thomas, BVI was all it took. I'm going green with wind-power. So, so relaxing, even better when a little spray comes your way, exhilarating!
Sandy, you're so right. When motoring out of the harbor and sails go up then engines off, that's an incredible feeling. True perfection!
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