30 months on a 26 feet sailing boat - Wharram Tiki 26 - PART ONE

I am super happy to talk about my journey on «Wayan», a Tiki26 sailing catamaran. This Video is a recording of slightly adapted powerpoint I presented in several sailing clubs in Luzern, Switzerland.
In this first part you can start my voyage with me in Luzern, learn more about the design of this 8 meter Wharram catamaran and set sail to the Balearic Islands and Morocco.

[@ianbell5611]

Thank you for sharing. Brilliant and Very Interesting video.

[@sailingmoaiawharramtiki2615]

I’ve been following your father and this boat for a long time. So happy to see you on Wayan sailing. I actually built my own tiki 26. Cheer’s from North Carolina

[@svfu002]

This is so awesome! I hope to be able to follow you within at most 2 years.

[@N62INFINITY]

Thank you for taking the time to post that video. I Know a Lot of work goes into this. I am also considering distance sailing in a Tiki 26, and you are an inspiration to all future Wharram builders. I am actually posting this reply on Christmas day 2023, and ... what a great Christmas present. Thank you. 🙏

[@NiklausWildisen]

Thank you for your comment, I wish you a Merry Christmas and all the best for your sailing project. What Route are you thinking about?

[@waynecote31]

The more is find out about these boats, the more I like them,, They are simple, very cheap to maintain, nice, and safe, really cool.

[@giulianolonghi5467]

Thank You very much for a very nice life lesson of Yours. I think every children should seen it. Thank You very much.

[@mattwatson7106]

Very enjoyable presentation. Nice to have a slide show format. I prefer it to videos.

[@miketeale5672]

A terrific Part One providing a clear and very positive back-story. I really enjoyed the narrative providing well reasoned thoughts on sailing cruising. Many thanks for your efforts.

[@mjanulis3603]

Really really great adventure.....you have raised my interest regarding the Wharram boat design. As an engineer, I just love the simplicity. Thank you so much for sharing your story. I look forward to watching & learning more! Safe travels.

[@KiowaFreedom]

Good quality video with many explanations on how and why sailing a small wharram cat! Take care, good continuation

[@TassieTiki]

An adventure well documented. I can't wait to hear the next part(s). Thank you !

[@brunabrilhantepelluso635]

Thanks for sharing your journey :) we can all learn and be very inspired by it.

[@donkeerider]

Great story so far. Thanks for sharing

[@adrienguicheney7625]

great explanations capitàn ! Bravo !

[@kevingardner1658]

congratulations on such an impressive achievement

[@alfreddaniels3817]

Wonderfull, good presentation !! Thank you for sharing your experiences. I also have a Tiki 26 named VAYANA, but I have not sailed long distances yet.

[@KochADV]

Wonderful

[@tomainsworth5656]

Really informative thank you

[@xmarksthespot5188]

Excellent presentation !

[@islandman9619]

Amazing! Well done!

[@murihau]

Very good, Thankyou for sharing

[@tideon9296]

Many thanks for the presentation. The minimalist sailing approach feels inspiring. Since it is something i currently consider seriously, there are a few slightly detailed randomly organised questions - hopefully not pedantic ;) * noticed only 2 solar panels - was that enough for energy? * i presume there are certain sea conditions you'd rather not sail on this size boat. how did that weigh in to planning the various sailing legs/sections? did you get a very accurate weather reports? * the central cabin/pod. in case you wanted to, is it possible to make it slightly more roomy by making the roof higher or something? * there's a rather loooong pole coming out from the middle front/bows - is that for a spinnaker? * what were/are the contingency plans in case the worst happened? Like your attitude! Cheers and again - many thanks!

[@NiklausWildisen]

Thank you for your comment, I will answer these questions in the second part

[@tomainsworth5656]

The smaller Tiki 21 has sailed around the world... So the design can handle very strong winds and waves!

[@NiklausWildisen]

@@tomainsworth5656 this gave me a lot of motivation actually

[@poetaiberico]

Welcome to Brazil

[@simonflyboy]

❤️

[@sailing_helouise]

Oh wow! Did you lose the anchor?

[@NiklausWildisen]

Yes indeed. But luckily not the boat :)

[@millennialfalkon]

@@NiklausWildisen yes indeed!

[@lucky-gh5ox]

Is this really a tiki 26? not a tiki 30?

[@NiklausWildisen]

Yes, 100% :)

[@minimayanca1238]

Es una pena que no se pueda traducir al español

[@NiklausWildisen]

Gracias por el consejo, he añadido los subtítulos en español. Pronto aparecerán también en las partes segunda y tercera. La traducción se realiza automáticamente, por lo que no siempre es muy precisa...