For this, our third edition of the Power Multihull Buyer’s Guide, we’ve introduced a new category, one that brings together multipowers that are more respectful of the environment. Powered by ...

The second-hand market for powercats is beginning to grow, thanks to a steady increase in new production over the past ten years (Leopard, Aquila, Fountaine Pajot...). Older models are rarer, and ...

What was half a category last year has become a full category in the 2024 edition of our Buyer’s Guide, with almost 20 models referenced... These catamarans (especially) and a few trimarans all ...

Between 40 and 50 feet, multihulls are big enough to envisage offshore cruises up to and including a round the world trip, while remaining easily handled by a family crew. Particularly attractive ...

You want to leave for a long trip towards the warm seas, but you don’t want a boat which is too big to handle and maintain? Then the choice of a 40-footer will prove to be sensible. Big enough to ...

Second-hand is of course cheaper…and is often the opportunity to sail aboard a multihull which is ready to set off (again). From 35 to 45 feet, the budgets remain moderate, with some good ...

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 ...

If there’s one show you shouldn’t miss, this is one! The International Multihull Show is a must-attend event for all those who like to sail on two or three hulls, and it’s currently the only ...

Over 60 feet, we enter the world of catamaran super-yachts. Up-market boats for setting off to discover the world in remarkable comfort.

Comfortable, fast and seaworthy: multihulls - both racing and cruising - are like real nautical laboratories.  Today, with the incredible developments we are seeing, we are already sailing in the ...