Tahiti Ketch
Description
The Dreadnought, original name of the Thaiti, is a full keel and tiller rudder cruising vessel designed in the late 1920s by the famous designer John Hanna and built until the 1970s. Thanks to the success of the design she had a large following and was built in many examples in different countries. Very traditional vessel, with a fabulous teak deck, just refitted, was designed to cross the oceans and sails in total safety. Comfort is guaranteed by the large spaces and the very glamorous equipment.
| Type: Ketch | ENGINE: 1 X 38 hp Yanmar | CREW: 2 | L.O.A.: (31′) 9,50 Mt. |
| BEAM: (11′) 3,40 Mt. | MAX GUESTS: 6 | YEAR: 1968 | REFIT: 2019 |
| CRUISE SPEED: 5 Knots | TOP SPEED: 8 Knots | BASE: Sicily | CABINS: 2 double + toilette |
