Changing your multihull’s portlights is a job within the reach of any handyman... The main difficulty will be finding a source of Perspex not too far away from your boat. For the rest, follow our ...

In 2004 Lagoon upset the trend by offering a 44-foot cat equipped with a flybridge. With the 440, we discovered an upper deck on which was the steering and sail-maneuvering station, as well as vast ...

At the last Sydney Boat Show, crossing the footbridge overlooking Darling Harbour, it wasn’t the huge mast of Team Australia, the former Orma trimaran Banque Populaire, which immediately attracted ...

A short career for this catamaran which was however born under the best auspices...but which remains a comfortable, rather fun boat under sail, even though second-hand you will without a doubt have to ...

Routine work on your multihull means preparing, repairing and optimizing your vessel, so you can sail more serenely, faster, more comfortably... To carry out these operations, we frequently have to ...

Over the last few years, our on-board equipment has developed brilliantly, but consumes much more energy.  For semi-offshore cruising or a long-term voyage, energy needs must therefore be redefined ...

Our boats are becoming ever more equipped, more complex and for some of us they have even become our homes.  So why not equip them with a system that monitors and alerts us in case of failures or ...

Nowadays, internet connection systems have been greatly perfected, and are above all discreet and reasonably priced. So, why deny yourself? In this first part, we will see how to connect to the ...

Sailing thousands of miles and living on board for months (or even years), generally means you’ll be customizing, preparing, modifying and personalizing your multihull. Modifications that aren’t ...

Let's be honest, except for the smallest multihulls which are low to the water and carry no dinghy, beaching doesn't really serve much purpose while cruising. But it’s something we dream about... ...