There is a particular kind of guest who already knows the Wajer name. For everyone else, a single day aboard the 55 S usually settles the matter. She is quick, beautifully built, and quietly cool in a way that is difficult to manufacture.
The day is arranged around the water. A hydraulic swim platform lowers to the sea for an easy dive and a simple return, with two SeaBobs and a pair of paddleboards ready when the mood takes you. Sunbathing areas at the bow and stern give everyone their own patch of sun, and a wide bimini offers shade for those who would rather step out of it. Up to twelve guests come aboard for the day, close to the action but never crowded, with a cabin below to change and refresh.
At around 38 knots she has the pace to chase the best light and the calmest water, whether that means a fast run along the coast or a cove kept entirely to yourselves. The improvement over the standard 55 is felt rather than announced.
Refined and fast, with none of the fuss, she is built for the kind of day people talk about afterwards.
Bring the SeaBobs. They rarely stay still for long.
