Wajer 38S

Onboard the Wajer 38S

The Wajer 38S is built for the kind of day on the water where the boat itself does the talking: clean Dutch lines, a low, sporty profile, and a cockpit and bow layout designed to keep up to 12 guests comfortable without ever feeling crowded. At 11 metres, she sits in that useful bracket between a tender and a full crewed motor yacht — nimble enough to duck into shallower bays along the Mallorcan coast, substantial enough to hold a proper group for lunch, drinks, or a few hours of open-air cruising.

In Mallorca this size and style suits a specific kind of outing rather than a multi-day itinerary: a late-afternoon run out of the marina toward Illetes or Portopetro as the light softens over the Serra de Tramuntana, back before dark, or a half-day loop along the Bay of Palma with time to slow down and swim off the boat. The open deck space rewards that kind of use — groups moving freely between the bow and cockpit, no fixed dining setup dictating the pace, guests able to shift from sun to shade as the day changes.

It's a strong fit for couples, small groups of friends, or families who want a day on the water without the scale or formality of a larger charter — easy to book for a single afternoon out of a Mallorca marina, straightforward to plan around, and sized for a guest count of up to 12 without requiring a large support crew. For anyone weighing options across the fleet, the Wajer 38S sits at the practical, day-charter end of the range: less about distance covered, more about how the hours on board actually feel.