Galateia is the third hull in the Wallycento line, but she represents a second generation evolution for the 30.48 metre box-rule Wally fleet. Galateia was launched from Green Marine, and the naval architecture is thanks to Reichel-Pugh.
Using the new generation of hull design and lightweight, carbon composite construction, Galateia exceeds 25 knots of speed downwind, while the advanced Wally sail handling system delivers easy control, encouraging the owner to take the helm.
Unmissable with its vibrant green hull, Inoui is a 33.4 metre yacht which was built in 2013 by Vitters and designed by Philippe Briand.
Inoui came a close second in the Loro Piana Caribbean Superyacht Regatta and Rendezvous in 2016 and also won the judges' special award for design and high-quality construction at the 2014 World Superyacht Awards.
With Kenora, Wally faced the difficult task of combining large volume with light displacement. She has a unique deck layout that provides seating for 16 guest’s right next to the companionway. Kenora is a regular on the Wally Class circuit.
Nahita (formerly Bagheera) was designed by Farr Yacht Design and is the sixth yacht in the Wally 80 design. She made her Wally Class debut in 2015 and gradually improved throughout the season.
Her international crew will look to make further gains in the 2017 season as they take on the other 24 metre Wally’s Ryokan 2, Lyra, Tango G and Tilakkhana.
Open Season underwent a significant refit in 2015 to enhance her competitiveness in the Wally racing circuit, including lengthening her by 2 metres and increasing her draft from 6.2 to 7 metres.
Designed by Judel-Vrolijk, the owner of this 32.55 metre Wally is passionate about the Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta, having participated many times including in 2016, and was the winner of the 2016 racing series for the second consecutive year with a crushing victory, taking three regattas out of four.
Ryokan 2 is one of the most iconic Wally superyachts. In 2008 she won the ADI Compasso d’Oro and in 2009 the German Design Preis. In 2016 Ryokan 2 won the Wally Trophy of the Group 2 category for a second year in a row, reserved to the Wallys with a restricted sail inventory, racing in a more Corinthian spirit.
Ryokan 2 is a regular participant in the Wally Class racing circuit, and spectators of the Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta will be eager to see how this yacht and her crew race this year.
The 45.19 metre yacht Saudade was built by Wally Yachts in 2008. Her medium-light displacement combined with the lifting keel produces a fast yacht, and after her first win at the 2015 Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta and second in 2016, Saudade will be back to race for a third consecutive win.
The 30.02 metre Seawave was launched by Southern Wind Shipyard in July 2015. The naval architecture is by Farr Yacht Design while the exterior and interior design is by Nauta Design.
Seawave is the fourth hull in the successful Southern Wind 102 semi-custom series. She is the second hull in the series to have the raised saloon configuration, which offers an open saloon with light pouring in down below.
Tango G is the flush deck version of the Wally80 design, and features a slim deck house with a wide central skylight.
She has a passionate owner who constantly strives to improve her racing performance. The owner and crew race Tango G at all of the regattas on the Wally Class circuit, so we are excited to see her race in the 2017 Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta.
Launched by the esteemed Wally Yachts yard in 2007 to a German Frers design, this superyacht incorporates all the best Wally traditional design features such as the easy sail handling along with outstanding performance and a light, spacious and well ventilated interior.
We look forward to seeing Y3K racing in the 2017 Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta.