Description
The Tiki 46 is a boat designed for Blue Water sailing, with live aboard space for a crew of up to 10. She also makes an excellent charter vessel with 4 private double cabins and an extra double in the deckpod. Plenty of safe deck space and slim hulls for easy, fast sailing, not requiring huge sail area to get speed.
Anne and Neville Clement write logs about their voyages on self-built Tiki 46 ‘Peace IV’.
Tiki 46 Design Data
| Building Method: | Ply/Glass/Epoxy/Laminate | |
| Length Overall: | 46′ | 14.00 m |
| Beam Overall: | 24′ | 7.30 m |
| Waterline length: | 38′ 1″ | 11.60 m |
| Draft (incl LAR keel): | 3′ 7″ | 1.10 m |
| Weight: | 5 tons | |
| Loading capacity: | 4 tons | |
| Sail area: | 1000 sqft | 91 sqm |
| Main bunk width: | 4′ 8″ – 3′ 9″ tapered | 1.42 m – 1.15 m tapered |
| Aft bunk width: | 3′ 11″ – 2′ tapered | 1.2 m – 0.6 m tapered |
| Platform Clearance: | 2′ 11″ – 3′ 5″ | 90cm – 105cm |
| Building Time Estimate: | 4000 hrs | |
What’s In Our Plans?
In this video, we open up an example of a full set and walk you through the contents – from the large-scale technical drawings to the beautifully illustrated A3 sketchbook that guides you step by step through the build. If you’ve ever wondered about building your own Wharram, this video gives you a real, hands-on look at what to expect inside the plans.
Visual Tour
More Information
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Letters from Tiki 46 ‘Peace IV’
The first Tiki 46 was built in the UK near Bristol by Ann and Neville Clement, two experienced single-handed ocean sailors who joined up to build their first catamaran.
