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multihulls world readers' most beautiful anchorages

Multihulls World readers' most beautiful anchorages We asked our readers to share their most beautiful anchorages with everyone of us. Our final selection is inevitably arbitrary but it gives a nice overview of multihullers' favourite sites.

20 years of open 60’ multihulls

20 years of Open 60’ multihulls After Lionel Lemonchois’ extravagant singlehanded ride during the 2006 Rhum and the spectacular 2007 Route du Café by Franck Cammas and Steve Ravussin, it is hard to believe in the programmed disappearance of the Open 60s in 2009!...

children aboard

Children aboard We all think about it, as we take our children cruising, whether for a week or for 10 years: how will they adapt to this very unusual life, with its safety rules and overcrowded conditions? And is it dangerous for them? And how should life aboard...

they changed from a monohull to a cat!

They changed from a monohull to a cat! So why do we see more and more sailors changing from monohulls to catamarans, and almost none in the opposite direction? What motivates them? What are the arguments in favour of the catamaran?
To answer these...

leaving; is it just a matter of daring to?

LEAVING; IS IT JUST A MATTER OF DARING TO? Leaving for a sabbatical year: how do we go about it? How do we finance it? And is it really worth it? How will the children live through this adventure? These are the kind of questions, amongst others, that potential long-term sailors ask. 

crossing the atlantic: an accessible dream.

CROSSING THE ATLANTIC: An accessible dream. Throughout time, sailors have never stopped going to see if life is better on the other side of the Atlantic. From Columbus to Gerbault, Bombard to Tabarly, the Atlantic Ocean has been marked by these sporting or...

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