02/2010 – Wally introduces Wallyship, the new line of yachts reflecting the current trend of the market to privilege the displacement power boats. Wallyship includes two models: the 26m wallyship and the 36m wallyship, that is currently being developed. “Wallyship is a “first” for us –says Luca Bassani, Wally President and founder – We are […]
Continue Reading ...11/2009 – Following significant interest in the recently launched design of the luxury performance catamaran released by Aeroyacht, worldwide sales agent YCO has announced that Wally has been signed on as the official shipyard. Ben Bartlett, who heads up the specialised sail division of YCO and who masterminded the collaboration, hopes the first yachts will […]
Continue Reading ...10/2008 – A CLASSIC LOOK REVISITED Launched on July 23rd 2008 in Antalya, Turkey, the 1st Wally Nano arrived in Cap d’Ail this summer. Biancaneve (Italian for Snow White) was presented to the public at the Cannes boat show. With her pastel pink hull with a thin black line emerging just above the waterline, this […]
Continue Reading ...10/2009 – When the thought gets outside the state of cultural, industrial or artisitc knowledge, a step forward is taken which may lead the human being to an upper state of his evolution. People able of such abstraction, such extraction, are usually, sooner or later, classified in the cathegory of “genius”. The WHY project (Wally […]
Continue Reading ...02/2007 – Futuristic design Construction WallyPower is a relatively recent Italian-Monegasque manufacturer producing unique models with an unprecedented silhouette reminiscent of an airplane. The boats are designed by Luca Bassani, an outstanding architect who brilliantly combines luxury and non-conformism. Above deck From the outside, the WallyPower 70 has remarkable lines that have been designed to […]
Continue Reading ...Monday 31st May 2021, the launch ceremony of the new RSY 38m EXP took place in the presence of the owners and their family, in full compliance with the COVID measures, which did not hinder the important operations of launching a new boat.
