Prestige people-carrier

Based on the highly successful Wajer 38, the Wajer 38L is the newest member of the Wajer fleet and takes tendering to a new level, featuring proven technology, superlative design principles and with ample space for up to 12 passengers.

Photography by Wajer Yachts

11 July 2019

Built to be easily lifted on and off large superyachts, it’s pitched as the perfect tender for transporting guests to and from shore in comfort and style.

Its designer state that easy-access arrangements at the stern and sides make boarding the Wajer 38L exceptionally safe for passengers.

The sliding roof opens on sunny days and closes when the weather is less than ideal. The interior is fully climate-controlled, with easily operated air-conditioning and heating.

A spacious aft deck offers guests plenty of room to enjoy the ocean breeze while the skipper enjoys panoramic views from the fully equipped cockpit.

To reduce the Wajer 38L’s draught – and save precious real estate on the mothership – the tender has a smart propulsion installation of Hamilton waterjets and Volvo Penta engines.

Wajer 38L

The spacious interior accommodates up to 12 guests.

The jets are fitted at the stern of the Wajer 38L, reducing draught by half a metre. They include a Blue Arrow functionality, ensuring intuitive ease of operation and making it simple to manoeuvre the boat in every direction.

Wajer has successfully deployed Volvo Penta engines on the Wajer 38 line for years and the four-cylinder D4 variety provide 260 hp each and some impressive power for the Wajer 38L. Twin Volvo Penta IPS 650 engines can also be fitted upon request.

While the new Wajer 38L has been custom-designed for superyachts, the entire Wajer range is suitable as tenders.

The Wajer 38 has been used as a chase boat and tender by a number of clients who especially appreciate the high-quality levels and renowned Wajer service, while the Wajer 55 was chosen as a finalist in the ‘Best Tender Design’ in this year’s Boat International Design & Innovation Awards.

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