WALLY 43

Wallytender 43 — Mykonos, Greece Wally has always designed boats that look like nothing else on the water, and the wallytender 43 carries that signature without diluting it. Beneath the sharp lines sits a balanced deep-V hull developed jointly by Wally and the Ferretti Group engineering department — the reason this dayboat holds its composure at a 40-knot top speed and turns with the sort of precision you feel through the helm rather than read on a spec sheet. The centre cockpit is the idea that organises everything else. It shelters guests properly, even at pace, while the full walkaround keeps circulation easy from bow to transom. Above, Wally's carbon sailcloth hard-top rests on a single set of slim pillars and seems barely attached to the boat at all, throwing dappled shade over the seating area. Forward, the foredeck sunlounge is the place to be once the anchor is down. Fold the two aft wings out and the beach club widens considerably; extending sunpads and Wally's articulated dual sofa-sunpad let you reconfigure the aft deck according to the hour and the mood. Below, one owner's cabin sleeps two — air conditioned, and served by a generous bathroom with a separate walk-in shower. It's there for an unplanned overnight, a siesta out of the meltemi, or simply somewhere civilised to change. This is a boat built around genuine versatility: family dayboat one week, superyacht tender or resort shuttle the next. In the Cyclades, that flexibility translates into range — Delos, Rinia, the south-coast beach clubs and the crossing to Paros all become straightforward propositions in a single day. Your professional crew handles the navigation, the anchorages and the timing, so the day unfolds at your pace rather than the schedule's.