The Wajer 38S, known as ATM, is made for the spontaneous plan and the easy day at sea. As a centre console she is the ideal way to shuttle guests to and from St Tropez, then carry on straight out into the bay to explore, or run along the coast to Club 55 or Bagatelle for a long lunch by the water. There are few more useful platforms for a day out. The bow section is wide and open, laid out for tanning and quiet company, while the cockpit gathers everyone around a sun pad and a dining area made for an unhurried family lunch. At eleven metres she welcomes up to ten guests for the day, with a cabin below and a single crew member who keeps everything running smoothly. With a top speed of around forty knots she has genuine pace, and distances that once shaped the day now barely register, so the only real question becomes where to eat. Snorkelling gear is aboard for anyone who wants to slip into the water between stops. Everything about her is considered, from the finish of the joinery to the ease of stepping on and off. She rewards the impulse to simply go, a boat that turns an idea into an afternoon on the water. Slip out of the port in the morning and let the bay decide the rest. Where would the day take you with a boat like this waiting at the dock?
