At the heart of the Pacific Ocean, the Society Islands offer sailors heading west a temporary return to the workings of French life overseas. In this regard, French Polynesia and the five ...

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 ...

A few months ago, the crew of Vents d'Ange unveiled the theme of their voyage to us: wine. Just before casting off, Sandrine looks back at what an intense moment setting off on a long boat trip can ...

Going round the world as a family on board the Suricat, Alice , Eric and their children fell under the spell of the Marquesas Islands... A Heaven on earth!

After leaving Brasil, Oryx, a 33 foot plywood/epoxy built catamaran, rigged with two junk sails, have just arrived in South Africa.

At the start of 2010, Sophie and family set out from South Africa on a trip around the world. After 35000 nautical miles onboard "Banana" the crew reveal how they fell in love with Vanuatu...

Two years out of France, having brought their boat up from South Africa, the crew of Dean 440 Appaloosa sent us a postcard from Fiji.

The crew of this Outremer 5X continue they South Pacific voyage. They wrote us from Fiji archipelago.

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 ...

Ever since man began sailing, he has always wanted to sail to the other side of the oceans to see if the grass was greener. Ever since the swashbucklers of the sixteenth century, right through to ...