The Monaco-based yachting brand Wally together with German shipyard Nobiskrug and British design studio Winch Design have announced a new partnership in the development and execution of a range of displacement and custom steel superyachts at the Monaco Yacht Show this week. The first glimpse of this partnership was unveiled yesterday in the form of an 83-metre explorer concept.
“Combining skills and experience from both our companies, we look forward to a
close and successful collaboration. We share the vision of providing our superyacht
customers with innovative technology combined with best yacht building quality
and this will be the main drive for our cooperation,” commented Holger Kahl, Managing
Director of Nobiskrug.
“Collaborating with Wally has always been a dream of Andrew’s, and this year it has come true,” commented Winch Design. The first project of the collaboration is the 83-meter explorer is based
on a Nobiskrug platform. Details of the design are currently confidential, but it is understood that the upper deck will offer two swimming pools. The rest of the deck will be left bare, as a multi-purpose space for entertaining, dining and toy storage. On board, she includes an upper-deck owner’s cabin with its own private terrace overlooking the aft deck, as well as a side-loading tender garage in the bow.
In addition, her satellite domes will be incorporated into the superstructure: a trend established on the Wallypower 118 Galeocerdo. The 83-metre explorer joins other superyacht projects currently under development at Wally, including the Wally 93 custom sailing yacht, which will be launched next year.