At the beginning of June, the crew of the catamaran Jangada headed for the Louisiade Archipelago, named by Bougainville in honor of his king, Louis XV. They had to cover 850 miles to reach the passage ...

On board their Nautitech 47 which is heading for Australasia, Florence tells us the story of a group of friends and life on the boat: it’s all about boat buddies.  

At a village situated on the north coast of Pana Tinani, we were surprised to see a craft that was fishing for sharks with butchers’ hooks! But they only want the fins. I guessed that they did this ...

I love sailing downwind, pushed along by a gentle swell under a clear sky, and ideally with my shirt off and having my back slowly frazzled on the deck… No forget that, you should never forget your ...

In the Selat Badung, Jangada speeds along at 12 to 13 knots, carried along by a strong south-west going current. The swell in this strait is impressive, with 5 to 6 meter waves, despite the wind not ...

The Cocos Keeling atoll, or rather atolls because there are really two of them, are around 1000 km (540nm) to the west-south-west of Christmas Island. After three days at sea, having left behind the ...

The “Genty Family” are continuing their journey. They write to us from Santa Marta on the Columbian coast

Doug bought a rigid tender for his Outremer and traded in his outboard for an electric motor. He’s delighted with this new combination.

The family crew of Plume have just spent a few weeks sailing in the Amazon. An adventure punctuated by currents and tides... but above all it’s bewitchingly beautiful!

It was a year ago that the Cataja cast off for a long voyage. Loyal Multihulls World readers, Eurielle and Antoine let us in on the technical and financial inside track on what has been a special ...