Wajer's new 77 flagship marks a big change for the Dutch boat builder who expand size by the previous 55 bigger model to six meters, and also make the switch from fiberglass to aluminium construction. Designed as the 55 by Sinot, the Wajer 77 brings the design feel of the smaller models, but with yacht comfort. Sinot brings an open hard-top design with the 77, no patio door three part hard-top with this area being modular which makes two L-shaped dinettes uniting and becoming one large C-shaped dinette. A large exterior galley is located in between looking aft just under the hard-top. Down below the Wajer offers three double guest cabins, and a galley with a breakfast area with two stools. The master stateroom is located at midships, with a VIP suite forward, and third twin bunk guest cabin. A crew cabin is located at midships in between the engine room and guest area. The Wajer 77 has hull designed by Van Oossanen who configured a deep 21 degrees deep Vee hull, which powered by triple Volvo 900hp with IPS pod drives reaches speeds up to 37 knots.
Technical Data:
LOA - 23.50 m (77ft)
Beam - 5.80 m
Draft - 1.80 m
Displacement - 51 t half load
Fuel Capacity - 4800 l
Water Capacity - 760 l
Max Passengers - twenty
Accommodation - six berths in three cabins, one crew cabin berth
Engines - 3 x Volvo D13 900hp, or D13 1000hp
Propulsion - Volvo forward looking dual propeller IPS pod drives
Speed - 37 knots max 32 knots cruise, 26 economic fast with
Range - 400 nautical miles at 26 knots
Hull Shape - planning deep-Vee with 21 degrees deadrise
Construction - aluminium
Project - Sinot exterior, Van Oossanen naval architect
Certification - CE-A
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