Wajer 38

Onboard the Wajer 38

The Wajer 38 is built for a day on the move rather than a day at anchor — 11.3 metres of hull that carries up to ten guests comfortably without ever feeling like a crowd. Below deck there's a single cabin, enough for a change of clothes, a bag of towels, or a quiet half hour out of the sun, but this isn't a boat designed around overnight cabins.

Out of a Sardinian base such as Porto Cervo, a typical outing might run along the Costa Smeralda coast toward Porto Rotondo and back, the group splitting between the open bow and the cockpit seating as the boat covers ground quickly between stops. Its size makes it easy to bring in close to shallower bays that a larger yacht would have to anchor well off, useful when the plan includes a swim stop rather than a long cruise.

With one cabin and capacity for ten, the Wajer 38 reads as a day-charter boat first: a lunch run, a small group celebration, a short corporate outing on the water, or a late-afternoon booking timed to finish with the light going soft over the coast. Groups planning a longer, multi-night stay in Sardinia are better matched to a yacht with more sleeping cabins — this one is at its best kept to a single, well-planned day.