Thanks to their habitable volume and deck space far superior to those of an equivalent-length monohull, multihulls in this category offer most of the attributes of serious yachts – we’re talking ...

Up to 40 feet, we find all kinds of multihulls: pure racing machines, as well as trimarans and catamarans which are more or less liveable, but all capable of taking you on some nice cruises without ...

In this sector of the market, monohulls are still leading the fleet for the time being... but smaller power multihulls - mostly catamarans - are convincing more and more builders in the United States ...

We see them appearing more and more frequently in the anchorages, even the most remote ones: motor catamarans are – for the same reasons as their sailing counterparts – revolutionizing the ...

Under 40 feet: the ideal size for racing easily round the cans, enjoying a day at sea, taking the boat out singlehanded, without needing a list of crew members as long as a day without wind. Boats ...

Sure, the market for new multihulls has never been in better shape: despite the threat of the health crisis, the demand from individuals has done nothing but increase. And despite periods of shipyard ...

Nothing seems to be able to slow the growth of the luxury multihull sector. Orders are flooding in: and in addition to one-offs designed and built to order, builders are now launching small series ...

If you are looking for a beautiful cruiser, this is the family of boats where you’ll surely find what you’re looking for: multihulls between 50 and 70 feet indeed offer volume, luxury and a ...

This category includes large production cruising boats and the first semi-custom models... 50 to 60 feet. This is also the division between two worlds: one of boats that remain manageable privately ...