Wabash

Life aboard Wabash is built around long days outside: a sundeck jacuzzi, alfresco dining spaces, and a saloon lit by floor-to-ceiling windows that keep the horizon in view wherever she is anchored. Benetti built her in 2018, and a full interior refit in 2026 brought the inside up to the same standard as the deck spaces. She reads less like a used yacht and more like one that has just been renewed for the next owner's way of living aboard.

Build and provenance

The 2026 refit was an interior project, handled by designer Kimberly Pucci; Wabash's exterior lines are the work of Stefano Righini, drawn when Benetti built her in 2018 as part of the yard's Classic Supreme 132 series. At 346 gross tonnes on a 40-metre monohull, she carries the volume that lets a refit like this change how the interior feels without touching what makes her seaworthy.

Layout and accommodation

Twelve guests are accommodated across six cabins, with the owner occupying a full-beam suite on the main deck, and a crew of seven keeps the household running around them. The 2026 refit carried a burnt orange accent through the interior, giving the space a distinct, personal signature rather than a standard refresh.

Performance and engineering

Twin 1,450hp MTU engines give her an 11-knot cruise and an 18-knot top speed, the pace of a displacement yacht built to cover distance steadily rather than sprint. Stabilisers at anchor keep the sundeck and jacuzzi usable once she is settled for the night, and Starlink and WiFi mean the connectivity aboard matches the standard of the interior.

On deck and at anchor

The sundeck carries a jacuzzi and open space for lounging, and a bow thruster and tender garage sit behind the scenes to make handling and stowing gear straightforward. Sunpads extend the outdoor living further, so the deck spaces match the emphasis the 2026 refit put on the interior.

Where she lies and how to see her

Wabash lies in Imperia, Italy, and Boatcrowd can put a viewing together whenever you want to see her in person; we are there for the visit, and once an offer is accepted we bring in the surveyor and arrange the sea trial. She also sails in our charter fleet, so a week aboard is something you can book before you decide to buy her outright.