On the occasion of their 20th anniversary, Marsaudon Composites invited their thirty-three TS owners to take part in a celebratory event in Martinique - aptly named Sail and Rum. Nine of them ...

After a long season in the West Indies, the Punch 12.50 Honky Tonk and her crew of musical artists are preparing to head for Europe. The stopovers have been programmed around the tours: the Azores and ...

4-cabin version: at the beginning of the 1980s, the term «Charter» conjured up images of wet duvets piled up in the tiny cabins of the monohulls of the time... Today, our comfortable multihulls have ...

The question of opting for sail or power would seem absurd in the world of monohulls where the boundaries between the two seem pretty watertight. With multihulls however, the idea of getting shot of ...

It’s a subject of endless debate: from our cockpits, in the saloons, in clubhouses around the world, on the pontoons and of course during boat shows. We all ask ourselves the same question: what is ...

As we begin to witness the first glimmers of a timid global deconfinement, sailing far away is still complicated and events in the medium and long term are unpredictable. Joining up with your ...

With over 200,000 miles in his logbook and tens of thousands of cruising guides sold, do we really need to introduce Jimmy Cornell? The indestructible sailor is now starting to get a taste of our ...

There are many models in this category – that are sometimes very different! Entry-level cruising catamarans rub shoulders with coastal rally-raid trimarans, but there’s also some really fast ...

This third category in our buyer’s guide gets to the heart of the liveaboard multihull market, since the average new purchase size is now 45 feet. Whether they’re designed for comfortable cruising ...

This size of multihull is undoubtedly the one that most family crews dream of. If you have the budget, you’ll be aboard a comfortable, safe boat that remains perfectly manageable without the need ...