Wajer 38

Onboard the Wajer 38

The Wajer 38 is built for a day on the water rather than a floating apartment, and it shows in the layout: an open cockpit and helm area sized for ten guests to move between sun and shade without feeling boxed in, plus a single cabin below for a change of clothes, storage, or a quiet break from the deck rather than for overnight living. At 11.3 metres, it sits at the compact end of the fleet, which makes it easy to handle around Port Olímpic's fuel dock and departure lanes without the choreography a larger crewed yacht requires.

From Barcelona, this size and format suits a half-day or full-day run rather than a passage — a loop around the bay to see the waterfront and Sagrada Família skyline from the water, or a run down to Sitges for swimming and a lunch stop ashore, staying within the kind of distance a day boat covers comfortably. Its shallower draft and manageable size also make it a sensible choice for guests who want to get closer to quieter stretches of coast without the logistics that come with a large motor yacht or superyacht.

It works best for small groups, couples, or families who want a straightforward, sociable boat rather than a formal charter experience — no cabins to allocate, no multi-day provisioning to plan, just a single vessel sized to its guest count. Because it is a day-boat rather than a crewed superyacht, booking is simpler and better suited to shorter notice; anyone considering it should confirm guest numbers and route preference (bay, Sitges, or a shorter coastal stretch) when checking availability out of Barcelona.