Launched in 2020, Yoyo has remained largely unused and in storage since. However she has now been sailed from the Aegean to Catalonia where she is available for viewing at Barcelona. She is currently out of the water being Coppercoated and having her hull paintwork freshened up. Yoyo as per plans aside from being fitted with twin 12hp diesel engines in place of the usual 9.9hp outboard motors. These are fitted in boxes that pivot as the connected prop shafts are raised and lowered by tackles from the cockpit. Each engine is fed from an adjacent 60 litre plastic fuel tank with a further spac... read more

Kalisumi is a 3 cabin version of these Polynesian inspired designed boats. The Wharram Tiki 46. Her interior is simple and functional and has everything you need for a simple salty lifestyle on the ocean. The construction of this Wharram 46 is a Composition of Marine Seala Ply and red Cedar, glass and epoxy, resulting in a very strong constructional integrity, all held together by rope. This non rigid construction means there is the necessary flexibility, a feature that is needed in a Catamaran. For those who have little or no idea of who James Wharram was here is a link to his Web Site an... read more

The Wharram Tiki 38 is a 12-meter Rossetti-style catamaran. Offering sailers a living space with an inimmaginable comfort. A perfect spacious setting to enjoy during the day and a lovely interior to relax at any moment. The Wharram Tiki 38 is a modern catamaran owning its own old-style character to enjoy the real spirit of sailing. Lying in France/Antibes... read more

Specifications: Year: 2004 LOA: 28' Beam: 19' Draft: 4' Construction: Marine ply Hull/Keel: Catamaran HIN: N/A Description: In the mid 1950's, based on his research into ancient Polynesian boat design, James Wharram built the first off-shore Catamaran in Britain and sailed it out into the Atlantic. While the world's yachting community were still dismissing such a design as a worthy sea-going vessel, James was landing his 23' 6" double hulled canoe called 'Tangaroa' in th... read more