The yacht is a winning combination of design and function, boasting spacious interiors and wide-open sunbathing areas forward and aft. Her glass superstructure, a unique feature of the WallyPower line, shelters the cockpit.

The 64 can be optioned with a two-cabin or one of two three-cabin accommodations layouts. All three are ensuite. The second three-cabin layout is designed for owners with families and includes a large owner’s stateroom forward, a queen guest double and another guest double with bunks. The interior design and styling vary according to the configuration.

The model’s propulsion system also comes in two versions. Two 1,360- or 1,500-hp MAN engines driving KaMeWa waterjets provide for a top speed of 43 or 50 knots, respectively, and a cruising range of 300 nautical miles.

The first two hulls of the 64 WallyPower are currently under construction at Wally’s Fano, Italy, facility for May and June deliveries. The new model’s production schedule is for six hulls per year, starting this October.

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