Wally: the world leading builder of advanced composite large yachts
Wally is the World leading builder of advanced composite large yachts. The company was founded in 1993 introducing a new type of boat that in few years successfully changed the entire concept of sailing cruisers.

In 2001 Wally entered the motor yacht market with three different projects, sharing the same concept of combining technology and design to obtain a new type of boat, as it did with the sail.
In 2000 the company diversified the market with Wallyski, a snow ski entirely built in carbon fiber, applying the know-how and technology developed for the super yacht construction.
As a result of this intense activity, as per July 2009 Wally has built yachts to a total length of 7,453 feet – 2,272 meters, and currently has under construction another 1,086 feet – 331 meters, making a grand total of 8,539 ft – 2,603 meters.
AWARDS
2009
- Saudade wins the World Superyacht Award “Best sailing yacht in 45+ m size range »
2008
- Ryokan 2 (ex Shaka) wins the Compasso d’Oro of ADI – the Industrial Design Association, the world’s most important award of design.
2007
- Esense wins the ShowBoats International award “Outstanding Achievement in a Sailing Yacht »
2005
- 118 wallypower is featured in the movie The Island, produced by DreamWorks and directed by Michael Bay.
2004
- 118 wallypower is the only boat selected by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for the major architecture and design exhibition “Glamour: Fabricating affluence »
- Tiketitoo wins the Compasso d’Oro of ADI – the Industrial Design Association, the world’s most important award of design.
- Angel’s share wins the Superyacht Design Award as the “Best sailing yacht under 36 meters of 2003 ».
- 118 wallypower wins the Millennium Yacht Design Award (MYDA) dedicated to a design that remarkably contributed to the development of the concept of the yacht layout ». Wally ‘B’ wins the second place.
2003
- Dark Shadow wins the ShowBoats International award “Best Sailing Yacht under 38 meters of 2002 ».
- The American Magazine Robb Report includes the wallytender in its annual “Best of the Best » selection
2002
- Tiketitoo wins the ShowBoats International award “Most Innovative Sailing Yacht of 2001 ».
2000
- Kenora wins the Superyacht Design Award as the “Best sailing yacht under 36 meters”: the prestigious competition of the Super Yacht Society is won by a Wally for the second year in a row.
1999
- The English magazine Wallpaper* selects Wally as “a glamorous means of escape” for the exhibition Limitless Luxury dedicated to thirty “objects and elements that improve the way we live”.
- Wally B wins the ShowBoats International award “Best sailing yacht under 38 meters of 1998″ and the 1998 Superyacht Design Award as best sailing yacht under 36 meters.
1998
- The American magazine The Robb Report selects Wally as the best sailing yacht builder reporting that “The Wallys have shown that sailing, luxury, and simplicity can all be combined in a wonderful package”.
- Nariida wins the ShowBoats International award “Most Innovative Sailing Yacht of 1994 ».
SAILING YACHTS
Numbers
• 37 yachts launched for a total length of 3,426 feet – 1,044 meters
• 2 yachts under construction for a total length of 243 feet – 74 meters
• 1 wallynano launched, the production 37-foot day sailer
• grand total length: 3,669 feet – 1,118 meters
Launched
| Yacht Type | Designer | Year |
| Y3K 100′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2009 |
| Dream 131′ sloop Wally | Javier Soto Acebal | 2009 |
| Indio 100′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2009 |
| Saudade 148′ sloop Wally | Tripp Design | 2008 |
| Biancaneve Wallynano Wally | Hoek Design | 2008 |
| Y3K 100′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2007 |
| Esense 143′ sloop Wally | Tripp Design | 2006 |
| Ryokan 80′ sloop Wally | Farr Yacht Design | 2006 |
| Tango 80′ sloop Wally | Farr Yacht Design | 2006 |
| Barong C 94′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2005 |
| Open Season 94′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2005 |
| Aori 80′ sloop Wally | Farr Yacht Design | 2004 |
| Inti 80′ sloop Wally | Farr Yacht Design | 2004 |
| Alexia 100′ sloop Wally | Javier Soto Acebal | 2004 |
| Dangerous but fun 80′ sloop Wally | Farr Yacht Design | 2004 |
| Angel’s Share 94′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2003 |
| Wallyà±o 60′ sloop Wally | Farr Yacht Design | 2002 |
| Magic Carpet2 94′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2002 |
| Dark Shadow 100′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2002 |
| Kauris III 107′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2002 |
| Tiketitoo 88′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2001 |
| K2Wind 80′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2000 |
| Barong B 80′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2000 |
| Gibian 100′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 2000 |
| Tuamata 80′sloop Wally | German Frers | 2000 |
| Kenora 107′sloop Wally | Luca Brenta YD | 1999 |
| Askherout 80′ sloop Wally | German Frers | 1999 |
| Yam 95′sloop Wally | German Frers | 1999 |
| Tiketitan 88′sloop Wally | German Frers | 1998 |
| Itaca 67′sloop Wally | German Frers | 1998 |
| Wally ‘B’ 107′sloop Wally | Luca Brenta YD | 1998 |
| Ippogrifo II 80′sloop Wally | German Frers | 1997 |
| J One 80′sloop Wally | German Frers | 1997 |
| Genie 80′sloop Wally | German Frers | 1995 |
| Nariida 105′ ketch Wally | Luca Brenta | 1994 |
| Edimetra 65′sloop Wally | German Frers | 1994 |
| Good Job Guys 60′sloop Wally | Luca Brenta | 1993 |
| Mr Gecko 83′sloop Wally | Luca Brenta | 1991 |
Under Construction
| Yacht Type | Designer | Year |
| WY 50m 164′ sloop Wally | Tripp Design | Spring 2010 |
| Wally80.6 80′ sloop Wally | Farr Yacht Design | Fall 2009 |
POWER BOATS
Numbers
- 84 boats launched for a total length of 4,027 feet – 1,227 meters
- 17 boats under construction for a total length of 843 feet – 257 meters
- grand total length: 4,870 feet – 1,484 meters
- cruising speed of the WallyTender: 40 knots
- cruising speed of the 118 WallyPower: 63 knots
- cruising speed of the 70 WallyPower: 40 knots
- cruising speed of the 70 WallyPower Open: 45 knots
- cruising speed of the 47 WallyPower: 40 knots
Launched
| Yacht Type | Designer | Year |
| 118 WP 118′ fast motoryacht Wally | Intermarine | 2003 |
| Nounnouche 70′ motoryacht Wally | Allseas | 2006 |
| Lunch Boat 70′ motoryacht Wally | Allseas | 2005 |
| 70WP Open 70′ motoryacht Wally | Allseas | 2006 |
| Lau Lau 70′ motoryacht Wally | Allseas | 2007 |
| 64.1 WallyPower 64′ motor yacht Wally | Allseas | 2008 |
| 64.2 WallyPower 64′ motor yacht Wally | Allseas | 2008 |
- 18Â Â 47 WallyPower launched since the start of the production of this model (2005)
- 59 WallyTenders lunched since the start of the production of this model (2001)
Under Construction
| Yacht Type | Designer | Year |
| 73 WallyPower 73′ motor yacht Wally | Allseas | 2009 |
| 64.3 wallypower 64′ motor yacht Wally | Allseas | 2009 |
| 55 wallypower 55′ motor yacht Wally | Allseas | 2009 |
- 8 wallytender, 45′ fast runabout
- 6 Â Â 47 wallypower, 47′ two-cabin cruiser
WALLYSKI
Six models, all in limited edition: Original, Tradition, Magic, Wallypowder, Freewally and Minipowder.
GROUP
Monaco Headquarters
The holding company of the group is based in Monte-Carlo, with the sales, administration and finance, marketing, press and public relations departments.
WallyEurope
WallyEurope is the facility located in Ancona (Italy) that includes the advanced composite construction shipyards with two post cure ovens for yachts up to 50m (164′), the joinery facility, the fitting out operations and the project management to build the yachts, and the technical office with designers, engineers, naval architects, interior designers, and structural engineers, to design and develop the yachts.
General Overview
As a group, Wally provides for:
- 120 people building the yachts
- 14,000 sqm (150,695 sqft) of building area
- 2 ovens to cure the advanced composites
- 30 people for the development and design of the yachts (Wally technical department + consultants)
Other suppliers
Wally has worked with several different suppliers in all fields:
- 7 to unlimited yacht designers
- 4 to unlimited yards
- 4 mast builders
- 630 suppliers
- consultant suppliers (structures, sound insulation, hi-fi, installation, architecture, organisation, MGMT)
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