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The Tayana 48 is a Robert H. Perry and Robert Ladd-designed cutter-rigged sailboat built by Ta Yang Yacht Building Co. in Taiwan since 1992, featuring a fin keel with a rudder on skeg. It measures 14.6 meters LOA with a 4.4-meter beam and 1.8-meter draft, displacing 15,875 kg. Early 2000s models received a deck and interior redesign by Rob Ladd, incorporating a raised salon and elevated salon floor. Aboard *Nandji - Frothlyfe*, the crew prepared their Tayana 48 for an Indian Ocean crossing with a haul-out in Thailand, replacing 15-year-old standing rigging, re-corking the teak deck, and repairing a spinnaker pole track.1:29 This extensive maintenance included unstepping the mast to inspect the keel-stepped base and chainplates, addressing long-standing water leaks around the mast boot.8:22 The crew stripped the mast of sails and running rigging in a shallow bay before navigating a marina entrance that required a local pilot due to a shallow sandbank.3:39
