WallyAce 26

Onboard the WallyAce 26

The WallyAce 26 is a 26-metre motor yacht built by Wally, a yard whose design language strips away ornament in favour of clean volume and natural light. At this length she sits in a useful middle ground — large enough to sleep ten to twelve guests across five cabins on a multi-day programme, yet manageable enough to tuck into the narrower east-coast anchorages between Porto Cristo and Cala Mondragó where bigger hulls tend to stay outside the cove. The interior follows Wally's signature low-profile aesthetic: wide glazing, open saloon flow, and a sense of space that belies a sub-30-metre waterline. For a group of up to twelve she remains comfortable without feeling crowded, making her a strong option for families sharing adjoining cabins or a small corporate party that needs both deck space for daytime and privacy below at night.

From a Mallorca base she covers the most rewarding itineraries without the fuel overhead of a larger superyacht. A day departure from Puerto Portals through the Bay of Palma is well within her range and pace; so is the 30-nautical-mile passage south to Cabrera National Park, where advance permits allow overnight anchorage in near-complete solitude. Her five-cabin layout also suits a two- or three-night programme along the sheltered east coast — mornings in a quiet cala, afternoons repositioning south — with provisioning arranged from Palma before departure. If you are comparing her against larger vessels in our fleet, the WallyAce 26 earns her place on design restraint, route flexibility, and the simple fact that twelve guests aboard 26 metres of Wally engineering is a different experience from twelve guests on a conventional flybridge of the same length.