Deep down, you know it: the multihull is THE best boat for you! Yes, but which one? A latest generation Multi50 to take part in the next Rhum? A comfortable cat to go and enjoy the West Indian ...

Sailing a transat is a mythical dream, and / or a goal, for almost every sailor. From Christopher Columbus to the pioneers of the OSTAR or the competitors in the Route du Rhum, they’ve all had us ...

The third edition of the International Multihull Boat Show, will take place at Lorient from 18th to 22nd April. Here are the list of the expected boats.  

In this category, we’re getting into the heart of the multihull market, since the average new purchase size is now 45 feet. Whether they’re designed for comfortable cruising or for racing, these ...

Rio 2016 will signal the return of the multihull to the Olympic Games. So we’ve got two years to get ourselves to the Bay of Rio, to witness this modern catamaran which has the dual task of ...

From 40 to 49 feet, we enter the family of long-term cruising boats. Aboard these catamarans and trimarans, nothing is impossible, and their (reasonable) size allows a family crew to handle them with ...

Do you envisage setting off to cruise round the Mediterranean, the West Indies, the Atlantic, or to the other side of the world? Well it’s in this family of multihulls that you can find what you are ...

Manageable as a family crew, capable of reeling off the miles and crossing oceans, multihulls of from 40 to 50 feet are the ‘favorites’ of blue-water cruisers.

Designed from the basis of the already very successful Tricat 25, the builder has, since last summer, been offering a version which is more refined, faster and...yet no more expensive, the Tricat 25 ...

On most of our cruising multihulls, the first reef is taken in around 20 knots of true wind. A robust, rather heavy, and quite under-canvassed catamaran can in reality stand sailing ...

With 10,000 hours’ service aboard the Energy Observer catamaran, the Autoprop Eco*Star propeller has the right to describe itself as one of the ideal “green” propellers. 

Lilou, Pierre and Vero aboard P’tit Filou are continuing their voyage around the world. They have just stopped in Rodrigues.

And so to the second trip. Having sailed the first Saltimbanques des Flots, a Belize 43 as far as Polynesia, Renée and Patrick have changed their trusty steed for a Lagoon 470. Here they tell us ...

Here is a trip which thumbs its nose at the general gloominess and the so-called ageing of leisure sailors! Tom, Mathieu and Pol can’t count fifty years between the three of them, but they climbed ...

This catamaran is the second in size in the sailing range from Fountaine Pajot after the Isla 40 and is a model now well-established in the cruising catamaran landscape: it has convinced charter ...

Vision 444 is a robust yet lightweight and high-performance, high-end blue water catamaran. This model, currently the only one in the range, was launched in 2019. Since then, some 15 examples have ...

So, enjoy the speed of this amazing TS5 along the coast of France!

In Multihulls World #176, our Australian correspondent Kevin Green explored the first part of the route from Sydney to Brisbane. We’re setting sail again with him as he continues his voyage ...

For many people, the Canaries are just the last ‘European' stopover before the crossing to the West Indies... But the Canaries are well worth the stop, to enjoy their charms. 

It's just a small rock in the Tropics but is adored by the jet-set... it boasts sublime anchorages, an exceptional stretch of water and the trade winds to round it all off. To take advantage of all ...

Boats designed with the following in mind: •  simplicity•  performance•  easy to rig up and sail•  for pure pleasure•  for day sailing, weekend sailing, coastal or open sea ...

Discover the new Eos54, blue-water cruising catamaran, fast, light and comfortable.Manufactured by Shipyard Hervé (La Rochelle - France).NEW 2018: the brand-new Eos47, designed by Marc Lombard Yacht ...