Powercat enthusiasts can be former sailors, ex-fans of single-hull motorboating or even beginners. A very varied clientele... who tend to be convinced by the power multihull formula from their very ...

The smallest power multihulls are, for now, catamarans most often propelled by twin gasoline (or electric) -powered outboard motors. Popular in the United States and Australia, this market segment ...

The Sunreef Yachts shipyard, now the leader in the luxury multihull market, is starting construction of the largest superyacht catamaran in the world. In less than twenty years, the Polish brand has ...

A racing catamaran remastered as a performance venue? Believe it or not, this project does exist. On the shores of the Étang de Thau (Thau Lagoon), in the south of France. After five years of ...

Sailor, explorer, rally organizer, speaker, author. The list of his multiple talents in the sailing world seems almost endless. For many round the world sailors, he's a living legend. At the 2014 ...

In the first part (see Multihulls World #151), we saw how the multihull’s exterior architecture adapted to the unstable canons of leisure sailing over the last 25 years. The interior accommodation ...

It’s a country! What am I saying? No, it’s an island, a continent! Seen from old Europe or the United States, it seems to be a homeland for multihulls. But what is it really? And where does such ...

After a long season in the West Indies, the Punch 12.50 Honky Tonk and its crew of musicians has reached Europe - first the Azores, then Ireland and Scotland, before reaching France. The journey ...

Sailors often fall in love with the same multihulls... Among the most popular, Dick Newick’s designs are clear box office winners. Graceful lines, exceptional helm feel, the charm of wood… ...

At La Seyne-sur-Mer, near Toulon in the South of France, we met up with Jean-Pierre, a former real estate developer who’s two passions are sailing and motorcycling. On the dockside, between the ...