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28m WiderCat 92 catamaran Acali sold

28 July 2026 • Written by Lucy Pughe-Morgan

The 28-metre WiderCat 92 catamaran Acali has been sold in a deal with Gabriele Modica Ragusa of Northrop & Johnson representing the seller and Carlos Peris of Med Cat Yachts introduced the buyer. 

Acali is the first WiderCat 92 built by Wider Yachts and the Italian shipyard's first multihull model. Delivered in 2024, she boasts the title of the widest yacht ever built by the shipyard, measuring just under 12-metres wide. 

Her futuristic exterior was designed in collaboration with Luca Dini, who also penned her interiors, while her naval architecture was developed by Wider and MDS Engineering.

Acali was last asking €9,500,000

The yacht offers bold interior spaces, with a modern main saloon inviting guests to lounge on the round soft furnishings or dine at the table for seven to eight guests. 

Accommodation on board is for up to eight guests across four cabins, including a full-beam owner's suite on the main deck with private terrace access. Guest accommodation comprises two VIP cabins, each with fold-down balconies and direct beach club access. A twin cabin completes the guest accommodation. 

Al fresco dining is available on the main deck aft, with two built-in foldable tables paired with a long banquette and additional chairs to seat all guests on board. 

An enclosed upper saloon is featured on the bridge deck, offering more lounging space centred around a coffee table.

Through glass double doors that offer an indoor-outdoor feel, the aft bridge deck features a large bar and generous seating for an alternative al fresco living option. 

The 67-square-meter beach club includes fold-down bulwarks, storage for a 4.5-metre tender and a Jet Ski, and a transom platform that extends the swim area.

Built under RINA Pleasure Class, Acali is equipped with a hybrid propulsion system supported by integrated solar panels in the hardtop. Her large battery bank enables silent hotel mode at anchor, while full-electric operation allows for quiet, vibration-free navigation.

The catamaran can reach a top speed of 15 knots and boasts a maximum range of 1,000 nautical miles when navigating at a cruising speed of 13 knots. 

Acali was last asking €9,500,000.

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