Our Tiki 26, 'Scat', is a James Wharram-designed, Polynesian-inspired catamaran measuring 26ft in length and 15ft beam.   The stable double-hulled design of the catamaran gives the Tiki 26 twice the deckspace of a monohull,  plus the added advantage of  shallow draft, which means that 'Scat' is easily beached, allowing you to step off in knee deep water to explore areas that would be inaccessible to deep draft vessels. She can easily and comfortably carry six passengers. The spacious cockpit and trampolines give everyone plenty of space to stretch out and enjoy the scenery. This combination of accessibility, space and stability  makes 'Scat' the perfect craft for exploring Jersey's offshore reefs, towers and marine life.

The simple 'boomless' sail plan and roller reefing foresail are easily and safely  managed and of course there is no risk of being hit on the head by a boom!  This rig has proven itself to be highly efficient and is capable of driving 'Scat' at speeds of up to 14 knots during modest winds.  In 2004 and 2005 'Scat' won the St Helier to Granville race, averaging 9 knots on both occasions.