Design

Tiki 46

The Tiki 46 is the largest of the Tiki designs, 14.00 m long with a 7.30 m beam, drawn for blue water sailing with live-aboard space for a crew of up to ten. With four private double cabins and another double in the deck pod she also suits charter work.

The hulls are slim, so she does not need a huge sail area to move well, and there is plenty of safe deck space. The first one, Peace IV, was built near Bristol by Ann and Neville Clement, who went on to write about their voyages in her.

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Same type, closest in length.

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Spirited 480	Spirited Designs	14.8 m (48′ 7″)
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Pahi 42	James Wharram Designs	12.8 m (42′ 0″)