Held for the past 13 years out of Athens, Greece, the Catamaranscup was the brainchild of Ioannis Kourounis, a man who is anything but a stranger to the Greek boating scene, having founded the Istion ...

For quite a while now, the organizers of the ARC have faced some challenges with welcoming the multihulls; in a marina, the latter take a lot more real estate than monohulls. In the end, the general ...

When we visited the shipyard back in June, Gunboat had precisely 119 employees, 20 of whom were women, i.e. 16% of the workforce. This figure may seem a long way from parity... and yet, in just 5 ...

The juries from Multihulls World and Multicoques Mag have already met to select the 2023 nominees. For this edition, we’ve decided to keep the number of categories at 4 in order to keep your ...

In Cape Town, where the largest production center of sailmaker Ullman Sails is now located, we discovered not just one sail-loft floor, but five or six! However, the story didn't begin in South ...

When New Zealand offshore powerboat racer Wayne Valder decided to take an interest in building a powercat, the result was always going to be a (very) fast machine!

Slightly longer and beamier than the Gunboat 68 (a model approaching the end of its career), the new catamaran also boasts a larger nacelle and, above all, a vast flybridge - a first!

It’s no secret that Florida is by far the strongest boating market in the USA. And even in a market that’s running out of wind, the prospects of making sales are far more likely in range of the ...

In the 23-year period from 1987 through 2010, Christian Hernandez and his Multicap Caraïbes shipyard built dozens of catamarans in plywood/epoxy. Designed first by the famous Philippe Harlé, and ...

In 2018, Multihulls World launched the Multihull of the Year election in order to reward the best new multihulls on the market each year, and you have been thousands voting for your favorite ...