From the front the Wally-Hermes Yacht or WHY, looks like a traditional vesselThe two companies unveiled a real-size model of the 38-metre (125ft) wide vessel late last month in Ancona, Italy.
Unusually the width of the yacht is almost two thirds of its 190ft length. Instead of a
traditional tapered stern, the WHY has a sheared off appearance, with a 30metre 'beach' running
along the back. This gives access to a naturally-lit spa, that includes a traditional Turkish
Hammam.
Luca Bassini, founder of design company Wally said: 'I think the best part of this boat is the
stern. It's not like the usual stern of a boat, it's more like the real beach of an island; a
beach which is protected from the wind and the waves, where you can really relax.'
Unusually the width of the yacht is almost two thirds of its 190ft length. Instead of a
traditional tapered stern, the WHY has a sheared off appearance, with a 30metre 'beach' running
along the back. This gives access to a naturally-lit spa, that includes a traditional Turkish
Hammam.
Luca Bassini, founder of design company Wally said: 'I think the best part of this boat is the
stern. It's not like the usual stern of a boat, it's more like the real beach of an island; a
beach which is protected from the wind and the waves, where you can really relax.'
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