BAD MUTHA Yacht Charter

BAD MUTHA is basically a floating glass-and-carbon beach club with a jacuzzi, wings, and a license to cause toy‑related chaos. The Wallywhy 200 platform gives you a full-beam, pillarless upper deck under a sci‑fi glass dome, feeding straight down to an oversized beach club with fold‑out “wings” and a hydraulic swim platform. Translation: big, flat, private water access where everyone actually wants to hang out.

The master cabin is the boss level. A 37sqm suite jammed into the vertical bow with 270° sea views and skylights, plus his-and-hers bathrooms. Add a full-beam VIP with its own lounge and two more doubles, and you’ve got proper adult sleeping for 8 guests, not compromise cabins with creative marketing.

On deck, it’s all about usable space, not furniture catalogs. Huge sunpads, a proper sun deck, alfresco dining for the whole group, and a jacuzzi up top for the “we’re definitely not checking email” crowd. Floor-to-ceiling glass keeps the main deck bright and open, so you’re not hiding in a dark saloon while the good stuff happens outside.

Toys: this is an RYA watersports training centre, not a token jet ski. You can get your jet ski license on board, then go to work with Seabobs, Flite/Jet surf-style boards, wakeboards, towables, paddleboards, and a Spark jet ski, all backed by a Williams Jet Tender. If your group wants an active charter instead of just posing on cushions, this platform is built for it.

Under the skin, it’s a 2023 Wally with 4 x Volvo IPS. That means modern tech, efficient cruising around 18 knots, and stabilised comfort underway and at anchor. In short: BAD MUTHA is for clients who want a new-generation, design-led yacht where the beach club, bow suite, and watersports program carry the trip—not the logo on the towels.