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Catamaran: Catamarans represent nearly 90% of the cruising multihulls that exist, and almost all of the multihulls that are over 40 feet in length. A simple glance at our Buyer’s Guide (MW169) will ...

The question of opting for sail or power would seem absurd in the world of monohulls where the boundaries between the two seem pretty watertight. With multihulls however, the idea of getting shot of ...

This third category in our buyer’s guide gets to the heart of the liveaboard multihull market, since the average new purchase size is now 45 feet. Whether they’re designed for comfortable cruising ...

Following an absence of two years to the health crisis and its restrictions on public events, the International Multihull Show is now back on track to become the meeting place for multihull ...

Over the last couple of decades, the equipment carried by blue water cruisers has evolved radically: Today, a multihull fitted out for long-term voyaging offers a level of comfort worthy of a loft ...

A few months back, naval architect Marc Lombard declared in an interview that “The only eco-friendly boat is the one you buy second-hand”. His statement is so true that in this Forever Green ...

Pierre, Serge, Catherine, Sylvie, Hervé and Vincent: the 6 crew that set off aboard the Outremer 51 Piment Rouge at the start of the ARC+. On the program, a transatlantic passage in a “We’re ...

40 to 50 feet, this is the heart of the multipower market. Every year, new manufacturers appear in this category. All manufacturers are trying to outdo one another in terms of innovation… and new ...

Aboard a multipower of 50 to 60 feet in length, we’re getting into a world of great comfort on the water - a quality of life that is little different from our life ashore. Unrestricted energy and an ...