Design
Tiki 26
Designed by James Wharram
The Tiki 26 followed soon after the Tiki 21, drawn for people who wanted to do more serious coastal cruising. She is 7.92 m long with an overall beam of 4.60 m, built in plywood, glass and epoxy by stitch and glue.
She can still be trailed and is easily beached, so the crew can step off in ankle deep water. Two sleep in the hulls, with room left for a small galley and chart table, and a deck tent adds space for a double bunk. The designer notes that her ocean going ability has since been proven in several ocean crossings.
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