It’s already been four years since we started the Buyer’s Guide! One month after our special Power Buyer’s Guide, this year’s closing special issue is the only publication in digital and print ...

Without wishing to blow my own trumpet, I’ve sailed a long way.  Halfway round the world in fact.  Twice.  I’ve sailed the Mediterranean from one end to the other, and up and down the West ...

For three years now, Multihulls World has been offering you a complete guide to the global production of sailing multihulls. In fact, in addition to the 150 essential models on the market that ...

Jean-François loves sailing.  He alternates chartering in far-flung parts of the world with more sporty sailing on his own cat, like his trip to the Faroe Islands which he tells us about here…

In June, when the hurricane season is approaching, the traditional option for round the world sailors is to head south – Grenada, Columbia, Rio Dulce or one of the many other choices. However, there ...

In MW186, we left the crew of Cat’leya, a Lagoon 52S, in the Bounty Heaven fiord as they discovered Fiordland, in New Zealand’s South Island. Here is the next instalment of their adventures in ...

It’s pretty tough limiting yourself to only ten dream destinations. And it’s not easy to choose between two heavenly tropical islands... We have therefore tried to offer you plenty of turquoise ...

Our readers know Jean-Pierre Schiavi and his faithful Lagoon 52S Cat’leya very well: the crew has been featured in many Postcards in this magazine and he also wrote about a wonderful cruise on the ...

Is it possible to race and cruise with the same multihull? It was with this idea in mind that the Design Catamaran team signed up for the famous Heineken Regatta, and then made the most of their Toro ...

In contrast to the giant ‘Ultime’ trimarans, and within the ‘Rhum’ category, which is without a doubt a bit too disparate, there exists another way of racing the Route du Rhum. That of the ...