ACALI - WIDER FOR SALE

Welcome aboard ACALI, the epitome of the WiderCat 92—a catamaran that redefines luxury. Spanning nearly 40 feet in width, she stands as the most expansive yacht ever crafted by Wider Yachts, with every detail of her 28-meter structure designed to captivate. As the inaugural multihull from this esteemed Italian shipyard, ACALI seamlessly merges state-of-the-art technology, elegant design, and masterful craftsmanship, resulting in an extraordinary vessel.

From the moment you step onto ACALI, her uniqueness is undeniable. The striking exterior, conceived in partnership with Luca Dini, features bold, wide steps with substantial treads, facilitating effortless movement between decks. The aft deck serves as an idyllic setting for casual alfresco dining or enjoying cocktails beneath the shaded overhang, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests to congregate.

One of ACALI's most remarkable attributes is her generous interior space, made possible by her impressive 12-meter beam. The forward section of the main deck is dedicated to the owner, presenting a vast private sanctuary complete with a foredeck lounge that stretches across nearly half the deck. The cabin itself is a serene retreat, featuring a central bed for easy navigation, a spacious en-suite with breathtaking views, and refined touches like leather accents. Step outside to your private terrace and relish the uninterrupted vistas in complete seclusion—this is the essence of yachting.

ACALI accommodates up to eight guests across four exquisitely designed cabins, including two magnificent VIP suites located at the aft of each hull. These cabins are nothing short of spectacular, each boasting its own drop-down balcony that transforms into a waterside terrace, granting guests direct access to the beach club. Imagine waking up and diving straight into the azure sea from your private deck. Additionally, a fourth cabin with twin beds offers the same sophisticated details and chic styling.

The interior is a visual delight, showcasing a bold color scheme and dark flooring with asymmetric patterns that reflect her exterior design. The main salon is spacious and contemporary, adorned with edgy elements that highlight Wider's commitment to innovative aesthetics. Upstairs, the upper salon provides a cozy retreat for relaxation, whether you're savoring a nightcap or catching up on your favorite series. Don't overlook the expansive bridge deck aft, featuring a grand bar and ample seating—ideal for entertaining.

ACALI continues to impress with her exterior decks. The foredeck sunpad is perfect for sunbathing, while the 67-square-meter beach club is a paradise for water enthusiasts. With fold-down bulwarks and ample space for water toys—including a 4.5-meter tender and a Jet Ski—this is where you'll want to spend your days. The transom hatch even converts the tender garage into an extended swim platform, offering endless opportunities for aquatic fun.

Beyond luxury, ACALI is a marvel of modern engineering. Her construction was supervised by a highly regarded superyacht industry surveyor, and her hybrid propulsion system, complemented by 170 square meters of solar panels, enables eco-friendly cruising. She can operate in full-electric mode, providing silent, vibration-free navigation. Thanks to her intelligent battery management system, any surplus solar energy is stored to recharge her battery pack for future use, allowing you to enjoy tranquil moments at anchor while relishing all the comforts onboard.

Explore yacht sales in the current boat location and seize the opportunity to buy a yacht that embodies elegance and innovation. ACALI awaits her next owner—will it be you?

Full specifications

Built by Wider and berthed in Fano, Italy, this 28,04 m (92’ 0”) hybrid catamaran presents Luca Dini Design & Architecture exteriors and interiors crafted in concert with Wider Centro Stile, with naval architecture by Wider Engineering & MDS and RINA Class certification. The composite GRP construction carries a Length Moulded (Lh) of 27,80 m (91’ 2”), a Waterline Length of 25,49 m (83’ 8”), a commanding 11,98 m (39’ 4”) beam, and a 1,90 m (6’ 3”) draft at full load. With 243 GT of gross tonnage and 159 ton (351,549 lb) displacement at full load, the platform balances spacious living with ocean-going assurance.

Accommodation is arranged to welcome four guest cabins plus two crew cabins for a total of eight guest berths plus four crew berths, complemented by four guest heads, two crew heads and one day head. Performance is pure Wider: propulsion comes from two Danfoss e‑Motors rated at 500 kW each, coupled to two Twin Disk MGX‑5136SC gearboxes, supported by two FPT N67 570 EVO gensets at 357 kW. A battery pack of thirty Wider LiFePO4 units provides a total NET capacity of 360 kWh, enabling up to 15 h at anchor. Trial-condition figures include a maximum speed of 14 knots; a 12‑knot cruise for 750 nm; an 8‑knot ecological pace for 1800 nm; and a 6‑knot long‑range mode for 2400 nm, with a 6‑knot zero‑emission mode delivering 24 nm. Tankage is generous, with 20,000 lt (5,283 US GLS) of fuel, 2,000 lt (528 US GLS) of fresh water, 2,000 lt (528 US GLS) of grey water and 1,000 lt (264 US GLS) of black water.

On the main deck, the lounge area is cooled by air conditioning and finished with wood flooring and a wood teak ceiling, setting an elegant tone with a cabinet of wood doors and leather‑topped shelves, a custom Wider Centro Stile L‑shaped fabric sofa, a coffee table, and manually operated vertical pleated curtains for the fixed aft glass door and side windows. Entertainment is led by a freestanding 55” LED TV and a Hi‑Fi system enhanced by two ceiling speakers, a subwoofer, a music control console and B&O Core Multiroom to share music across all B&O zones via the B&O app. Lighting is refined and flexible with 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, three lighting control points, three sockets and one fire sensor.

The adjacent dining area continues the teak‑ceilinged, wood‑floored sophistication with three wood‑door cabinets and leather‑topped shelves, air conditioning and manually operated pleated curtains for the fixed side windows. Tableware for eight—spanning serving dishes, porcelain panels, glassware and stainless steel cutlery—accompanies a round wood dining table with eight chairs. Illumination and power management include 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, three lighting control points and three sockets.

Serving both social zones, the bar/pantry is air conditioned and comprehensively appointed with a wine cooler, mini fridge, ice maker, cabinets with doors, shelves and drawers, a Corian sink with hot/cold fresh water, a Corian countertop, under‑cabinet 24 Vdc LED strip and 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, plus lighting control points, sockets, a fire sensor and a wood teak ceiling over wood flooring.

A practical laundry and crew corridor features Miele washing machine and Miele dryer, a cabinet with door, shelf and drawer, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, lighting control points, sockets, a fire sensor, a lacquered matt ceiling and an exit door to the side deck. The day toilet is brightened by a fixed glass window and completed by a bespoke free‑standing sink and tap, toilet control panel, wood flooring, mirror, manually operated Venetian blinds, a 230 Vac electric toilet, an air extraction fan, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, one lighting control panel, a socket, soap holder, roll holder and toilet brush.

Out on the main deck external areas, the cockpit and corridors invite the sea with access to two platforms via an aft teak staircase, two stainless steel gates and stainless steel handrails. Engine room access is superb with two deck hatches served by internal aluminium and teak staircases. A fixed GRP aft sofa with cushions is flanked by two low tables that convert into a dining table, while a port‑side sofa pairs with one round smoking table. Access to the flybridge via a GRP, steel and teak staircase with stainless steel handrails is to starboard. Night‑ready ambience includes LED ceiling spotlights along the side decks, low 24 Vdc LED strips along the side decks, additional 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights and strips, an aft‑sofa 24 Vdc LED strip, and platform stairstep 24 Vdc LED strips. PVC textile coverings protect the GRP sofas, and a manually operated aft glass sliding door with stainless frame leads to the saloon. Two lighting control panels, a Hi‑Fi system with two ceiling waterproof speakers and B&O Core Multiroom complete the social brief. Forward, the external owner’s lounge arranges a dinette with two opposite‑facing sofas and two low manually operated tables that convert into two sunpads, backed by two port and starboard lockers, two ceiling waterproof speakers, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, a sofa 24 Vdc LED strip and one lighting control point.

Ascend to the upper deck external lounge through a manually operated double sliding glass door with stainless frame into a grand expanse of alfresco living: two free‑standing L‑shaped sofas, two coffee tables positioned under the roof, and a wood dining table with one Teppanyaki grill and ten chairs. A service module integrates a sink, refrigerator and Corian or equivalent top. Forward, a sunpad with covers pairs with a forward dinette comprised of GRP sofas upholstered in outdoor fabric and a forward table that converts manually into a coffee table, with covers supplied. Aft‑area subwoofer speakers are manually operated for ultimate party control. Everywhere, coated fibreglass supports, stainless steel handrails, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, low 24 Vdc LED strips along the side decks, a forward‑sofa 24 Vdc LED strip, stairstep 24 Vdc LED strips and two lighting control panels orchestrate the mood, while an extendable structural sunshade (24 Vdc) and B&O Core Multiroom elevate comfort and sound.

The sky lounge provides a serene, air‑conditioned retreat with a side door, a wall‑mounted 65” LED TV, a Hi‑Fi system with a shared amplifier, two ceiling speakers and a subwoofer. Lounge comfort is defined by two free‑standing sofas, two free‑standing coffee tables, a frontal low cabinet and a free‑standing armchair. Lighting and power are comprehensive, with 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, four lighting control points, three sockets and one fire sensor.

Forward on the upper deck, the wheelhouse connects to the main deck and is climate‑controlled, centring the captain with a magnetic compass and four 16” multifunction touch displays serving radar, plotter, GPS, echo sounder and engine data. A fixed side window, a starboard watertight side door, a rudder angle indicator, an electronic propulsion control lever, and classic instrumentation—clock, barometer and thermos hygrometer—stand over wood flooring. A stand‑up captain’s chair, two USB charging ports, windscreen wipers and a storage compartment complement the professional suite that also comprises VHF, echo sounder, radar, GPS compass, automatic pilot, wind sensor and AIS. Furniture and finish include a cabinet with three wood doors and a leather top, an instrument panel in coated aluminium and a window defogging system. Electrical oversight is total with 24 Vdc and 230 Vdc electrical panels, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights including red night lighting, a bridge‑console 24 Vdc LED strip and stairstep 24 Vdc LED strips, one lighting control panel, two sockets, a fire system control panel and one fire sensor. Ten cameras—two in the engine room and eight for mooring and navigation—plus a weatherproof door complete the command centre. Above, the rooftop carries a masthead, horn, an electrically operated forward searchlight (24 Vdc), a fixed GRP hardtop, five navigation lights, radar, two empty radomes, a wind sensor, GPS, Wi‑Fi antenna, 5G antenna, an air termination tip and roof‑integrated photovoltaic panels rated at 10 kW.

The lower deck hosts a tranquil guest cabin one with air conditioning and an air handling unit, two wood wardrobes with hanging rods and shelves, a bedside table with drawer, a fixed window and two single beds complete with mattresses, pillows and bed covers in a leather bed frame. Illumination layers include 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, a bed‑frame 24 Vdc LED strip, two reading lights and two wardrobe lights with microswitch. Entertainment is discreet with a motorised retractable 43” Smart TV and B&O Core Multiroom, while four lighting control points, one roller‑blind control point, two sockets, two USB charging ports, carpet flooring, a pleated curtain, electric blackout roller blinds, a padded leather headboard, a cabinet/desk with armchair, a fire sensor and a teak wood ceiling refine comfort. The adjacent guest bathroom one offers a shower with glass door and Corian tray, a hot/cold water mixer with handheld shower head, a fixed glass window, wood flooring, a built‑in washbasin with Corian top, a double‑door bathroom cabinet and shelf, a mirror, manually operated roller blinds, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, one lighting control point, one socket, a toilet control panel, an electric toilet, an air extraction fan, a roll holder and a toilet brush.

Two VIP cabins mirror a higher level of indulgence with air conditioning, an air handling unit, one wood wardrobe with hanging rod and shelves, two bedside tables with drawer, a fixed window and one king bed with mattress, pillows and bed cover. Lighting again combines 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, a bed‑frame 24 Vdc LED strip, two reading lights and two wardrobe lights with microswitch, while a motorised retractable 43” Smart TV, four lighting control points, two roller control points, two sockets, two USB charging ports, carpet flooring, a pleated curtain, electric blackout roller blinds, a padded leather headboard, a cabinet/desk with armchair and a watertight door for access to the beach club balcony add to the sense of occasion. Each VIP bathroom features a shower with glass door and Corian tray, a wall‑mounted shower head, a hot/cold water mixer with handheld shower head, a fixed glass window, wood flooring, a built‑in washbasin with Corian top in extra marble finish, a double‑door bathroom cabinet or shelf, a mirror, manually operated roller blinds, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, one lighting control point, one socket, a toilet control panel, an electric toilet, an air extraction fan, a roll holder and a toilet brush. Circulation between VIP and guest spaces is managed by two corridors, each with 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, a stairstep 24 Vdc LED strip, one lighting control point, one socket, one electrical panel for guest and VIP, and an A/V rack.

The galley and crew mess are accessed via an internal staircase from the main deck and open to a walking storage area. Air conditioning, an air extraction fan and a Corian sink set the culinary stage with a ceramic glass cooktop of two burners, Corian‑topped cabinets, wall cabinets with doors to the bulwark side, and a complete Miele suite: Microwave, Freezer, Fridge, Undercounter fridge, Dish Washer, a 90 cm Oven, a six‑zone Induction Hob and Hood. Vinyl flooring underpins a bench for four people and a lacquered table, with a 32” TV and fixed glass window for comfort. A 15” automation display and a 7” multifunction touch display for the navigation system, an electrical control panel, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, staircase courtesy spotlights, two lighting control panels, five sockets, two USB charging ports and two fire sensors round out the workspace.

Two crew cabins benefit from air conditioning, an air handling unit and hatch access via a stainless steel and teak staircase to starboard. Each features a wood wardrobe with door and shelves, a desk and armchair, two single beds, a fixed glass window, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, two reading lights, two lighting control points, two sockets, laminate vertical walls, a vinyl leather headboard and vinyl flooring; the captain’s cabin adds a 24” TV. Two crew bathrooms bring an air extraction fan, a wood cabinet with doors and shelves, a shower with plexiglass enclosure, a stainless steel washbasin with Corian top, a toilet control panel, an electric toilet, 24 Vdc LED ceiling spotlights, one lighting control point, one socket, a mirror, laminate vertical walls, vinyl flooring, a roll holder, a toilet brush and a waste bin.

At water level, the beach club deploys two teak‑covered fixed side platforms and electro‑hydraulically operated teak‑covered side balconies, with dedicated storage for water toys including a Seabob and a foldable SUP or equivalent. The garage is accessed via the aft garage door and a hatch beneath a removable sofa seat on the main deck, and features GRP flooring, an electro‑hydraulically operated garage door, a Besenzoni G 406 tender and jet‑ski hauling/launching system rated to 1,300 kg, a Williams 505 tender and LED lighting.

Deck equipment is robust and premium, with stainless steel deck accessories and two Super Hawk 105 kg SHHP anchors each rove to 110 m chains (two) of 12 mm diameter. Stainless steel cleats number four aft and four forward, joined by a retractable cleat for tender and toys on the stern platforms. Docking lines total 80 m, and twelve fender covers carry the Wider Yacht logo. Hot/cold fresh water showers are fitted at two platforms and at the forward upper deck; fire and chain washdown is via a saltwater hose. Fenders are supplied in six cylindrical and six spherical units, with two roller fairleads aft and two forward. Boarding is a pleasure via a retractable self‑levelling stepped gangway/bathroom staircase in coated steel and eco‑teak, electro‑hydraulically operated with two remote controls and manual stanchions, plus a manual retractable emergency bathroom staircase. Teak wood covers cockpit and side decks; a galley access side pantograph door, an access hatch to the chain locker and six access hatches to forward lockers add utility, supported by windshield fabric covers, an electrical engine room emergency shut‑off (gen‑set diesel shut‑off, damper closure and ventilation shut‑off) and engine room fire‑extinguishing activation controls. Ground tackle handling is seamless with bridge‑controlled electric aft and forward windlasses, 4000W, four at docking stations, plus two 4000W electric anchor windlasses with proportional controls at the bow and helm.

Propulsion and control systems include two 300 ekW gen‑sets, two propulsion engines max 500 ekW, and a battery bank with total capacity 435 kW/h (NET 360 kW/h). Manoeuvrability is assured by two electric forward thrusters at 300 kgf powered by 22 kW electric motors, low‑maintenance shaft through‑hulls with mechanical seals, electric steering and shaft‑drive transmission. Filtration and power reserves feature two engine double diesel filters, two 160 Ah 12 Vdc gen‑set start batteries, a 25 A 12 Vdc gen‑set start battery charger, two gen‑set battery master switches, two propulsion electrical panels, three battery electrical panels and three DC/DC converter batteries.

Vessel systems speak to ocean‑going autonomy: a 170 L/h 400 Vac watermaker, activated carbon filter, UV steriliser, a fresh water autoclave unit, two 80 L boilers and an electric hot‑water recirculation pump anchor the hotel side, while black and grey water are managed by a treatment system, an electric dry bilge pump and automation including eight automatic electric dry bilge pumps with eight start sensors and eight high‑level bilge alarms. Fire readiness is assured via an electric fire pump/chain washdown, portable fire extinguishers, two engine room electric extractor fans, four engine room smoke control dampers and two engine room droplet separators. Thermal management includes two complete engine and inverter cooling circuits with heat exchanger, electric pumps and sensors, plus a dedicated battery and DC/DC converter cooling circuit with heat exchanger, electric pumps and sensors. The engine room and mechanical room benefit from ceiling LED lighting and LED lighting under grating, while a manually operated AEROSOL fire‑extinguishing system protects the engine room (two) and the battery room, which is also equipped with a hydrocarbon detection system. Wastewater handling includes an electric blackwater pump feeding two 500 L blackwater tanks with two level sensors, and an electric greywater pump feeding two 1000 L greywater tanks with two level sensors. Fresh water is stored in two 1000 L tanks with two level sensors. Fuel is carried in two 4000 L structural diesel tanks with two level sensors and one 1000 L day tank with its level sensor, filtered by a diesel fuel filtering system and managed by ten fuel system solenoid valves. Climate and power are comprehensive: an air conditioner rated at 240,000 BTU, an air handling unit, a 25 L air compressor and a 20 m cable reel for dock power hook‑up. Structural protections include a soundproof watertight forward bulkhead and rice‑grain aluminium flooring. Electrical architecture separates HOTEL 400/230 Vac and HOTEL 24 Vdc panels from the PROPULSION 700 V panel, supported by 516 Ah 24 Vdc service batteries and a 100 A 24 Vdc service battery charger. Fluid and electrical interfaces include a pressure and gravity fresh water inlet hatch, right and left side fuel inlets with a fuel‑lock system and a silenced swim‑up exhaust system. Situational awareness is maximised by colour CCTV—two in the engine room, plus two bow, one starboard, one port and two stern cameras—two engine room automation system displays, eight fire sensors across the engine and mechanical rooms, two engine room light switches, four mechanical room light switches, two engine room sockets and two mechanical room sockets. Protection is completed by cathodic anodes, a lightning protection system with a dedicated ground plate, an AC ground plate and a negative ground plate, while shore power is conditioned by a 240–480 Vac/400 Vac 3P+3P 55 kVA dock isolation transformer and a 400 Vac/400 Vac 3P/3P+N 40 kVA hotel isolation transformer, with a 3P+G 63 A dock plug and four MPPT converters for the rooftop photovoltaic panels. Entertainment unifies through B&O Core Multiroom and app.

Safety equipment includes two life rafts for 16 people (8+8) housed in aft upper deck compartments within the SVR area, and a lifebuoy with floating lifeline and midship light in its dedicated open housing.