In Central Agency for Yachting. Ready at the buoy for a new expert owner. The Wally Tender, a fast Fast Commuter of over 13 meters, has contributed to the birth of the "Wally" myth. Its unique line, copied by many shipyards, remains unmatched as does its seaworthiness and truly exclusive charm. The Tender was born as a support boat for large prestigious yachts, but due to its size, over 13 meters, it is clear that we are not looking at a dinghy, but at a self-sufficient hull, also made for quick movements and “daily trips.” It is designed by Patrick Banfield, a specialist in this type of vessel, and it is immediately evident the desire to break away from the tracks of tradition. However, much attention has been paid to not losing sight of the design philosophy of the boat: a tender must always act as a tender, and therefore, for example, the freeboard is low enough for easy docking and relative descent to the docks. Among the original details is the wide and open stern (a full 4.30 m) or the walk-around type piloting area, equipped with cutting-edge navigation equipment and the shape of the bow, which rises from the water in the last meter, giving an even stronger character to the overall lines of the boat.