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.

Your favourite magazine has selected 30 new or second-hand multihulls for you, perfectly suited to long-term cruising. From 38 to 60 feet, discover their strong points and...embark aboard!

The question most asked of a boat tester is: and you?  Which boat would you leave in?  A difficult question, if ever there was one. The proof is with the selection which follows. The hardest thing ...

We’re now getting into the realms of the serious cruising multihull market since the average purchase size is now 45 feet. Whether designed for comfortable cruising or for racing, these units have ...

There are many reasons to buy a multihull second-hand: they’re cheaper, you lose less money later on when you resell them and, if you don’t have a custom-made unit (which a new boat allows), you ...

Sure, the market for new multihulls has never been in better shape: despite the threat of the health crisis, the demand from individuals has done nothing but increase. And despite periods of shipyard ...

Between 40 and 50 feet, multihulls are big enough to envisage offshore cruises up to and including a round the world trip, while remaining easily handled by a family crew. Particularly attractive ...

Between 50 and 60 feet, we enter the ultimate in long-term cruising boats. Boats which can be managed shorthanded, and which offer incredible volumes and top-level performance.