Design
Narai Mk IV
Designed by James Wharram
The Narai Mk IV was drawn after long experience with the Mk I and Mk II to get more volume on the same length. She is 12.50 m long and 5.80 m wide.
The individual hulls are wider, and headroom was gained by raising the decks to gunwale level and setting the cross beams in troughs. The designers describe her as a very sturdy ocean cruiser with many ocean crossings and circumnavigations to her name.
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