Practical Internet aboard: how do you stay... After a year cruising as a family round the world in a catamaran, Pierre Leitgib ... Article published on 01/12/2014
Practical Tremolino Dick, I need three hulls…... When the kids have grown out of their Hobie, what happens? And what if they now ... Article published on 01/12/2014
Practical Downwind: under full sail! We don’t always have headwinds. The further offshore we go, and for longer, ... Article published on 01/10/2014
Practical Jaguar 48 Power catamaran Power cats really have got the wind in their sails, and builders are continually ... Article published on 01/08/2014
Practical Genoa, Solent, Staysail, Code... This is the next in our technical series on your multihull’s sailplan. If, as ... Article published on 01/08/2014
Practical Ricochet: the future perfect! At the last Sydney Boat Show, crossing the footbridge overlooking Darling ... Article published on 01/08/2014
Practical Furling the sails Rolling up the genoa Rolling up the genoa does not pose any particular ... Article published on 27/11/2008
Practical Taking a reef The wind is increasing The wind is increasing; it is time to take a reef… ... Article published on 27/11/2008
Practical Bringing a multihull alongside Approach moving aster To tie up along a pontoon, it is always easier to ... Article published on 27/11/2008
Practical Leaving your berth Start your engines Before anything, start the engines so that they can warm ... Article published on 27/11/2008
Practical Hoisting the sails Put the boat head to wind It’s time to go… Begin by putting the boat ... Article published on 27/11/2008
Practical Anchoring Find the right spot A first look round this pretty bay will allow you to ... Article published on 27/11/2008
Practical Tacking You must pick up as much speed as possible Whatever your angle to the wind, ... Article published on 27/11/2008
The nominees of the 2022 Multihull of the Year! 
