In January of this year, Switzerland crew of a Salina 48, Libellule, achieved another great "adventurous" navigation (after the North West Passage in 2013): a cruise to Antarctica!

With the high-speed, high-tech multihulls of the America’s Cup heading for Bermuda for the next edition of the race, Graham and his family take a cruiser’s view of these historic islands at a more ...

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 ...

Roaming is an inescapable fact of life for lots of artists. Tours for musicians and dancers, exhibitions for painters and photographers… So why not travel on the water? This is the idea of Honky ...

They had been dreaming of this year in a boat for years. Then one day, things suddenly clicked. They started to spend their evenings going through the boat sales web sites with a fine toothed comb, ...

The crew of Jangada find a little blue paradise on the tiny island of Maupiti, located a little less than 30 miles west of Bora Bora…

I wanted to pass north of the Cook Islands... It was years since I had read ‘An Island to Oneself’ written by Tom Neale in 1966 (‘Un Robinson des Mers du Sud’ in French, Ed. Arthaud). I ...

Africa and The South. Two mythical places combined in one country. Far from the Trade Winds highway, and with the Red Sea still impassable, there is no choice for circumnavigators. So when you know ...

Having done loads of sailing on their Orana 44, Gordon and Louise decided to get themselves a Helia 44, with the intention of getting to Australia by sea. Here they recount the first part of their ...

Regular Multihulls World readers will be familiar with Banana, a St Francis 50 whose adventures around the world we have followed in several editions. Setting out from South Africa in 2010, Sophie and ...