Cool Runnings arrived in November in New Caledonia, after the 1,100 miles passage from Tonga, which took them 8 days, the longest (in miles) since their 3,000 mile Pacific crossing. 

Regular readers of the magazine will be very familiar with the many articles written about great multihull adventures in the Pacific, the Caribbean and other exotic locations around the globe. But ...

Rounding a cape, whether the Cape of Good Hope, the Cabo de la Vela or the Cap Ambre, is always a memorable, mythical moment. Transiting the Panama Canal is like a Cape, a magic moment in a round the ...

The surfers’ dream: discovering the mythical sites of Uluwattu, Padangpadang. My dream: that of discovering another part of Indonesia in a different way. I headed for Sumatra, with Mianoy, a ...

Gwënn and Franck have always cruised. While they were at the first International Multihull Show at La Grande Motte, they saw an airplane pass towing a very clear message: ‘Buy me a cat, darling’. ...

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 ...

Photographer and sailor Jonathan is sailing round the world in a catamaran. This young man is so talented that we wanted to leave him a free hand in each edition, to have us dreaming. Here is the ...

After a fascinating two weeks in the lost archipelago of the Louisiades, Jangada headed back out to sea en route for Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea. Under mainsail and one reef and the ...

Eventually, you have to get round to leaving the Pacific Ocean. And yet, I would come back, to push my bows a little further, in areas I love which are off the beaten track.  On board Jangada, we ...

We left Milo One a few months ago…in Patagonia. This month, they are writing to us from the Marquesas, where... they said ‘yes’ to each other!