Between 50 and 60 feet, we enter the family of ocean cruising boats offering volume, luxury and remarkable living comfort aboard, but remaining easy to handle by a family crew: the ultimate!

Your favourite magazine has selected 30 new or second-hand multihulls for you, perfectly suited to long-term cruising. From 38 to 60 feet, discover their strong points and...embark aboard!

Reserved once for a few rich enthusiasts, or the exploit of ADVENTURERS LOOKING FOR EXCITEMENT, sailing round the world became more accessible in the second part of the 20th century. Several reasons ...

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…

Sure, the market for new multihulls has never been in better shape: despite the threat of the health crisis, the demand from individuals has done nothing but increase. And despite periods of shipyard ...

In this sector of the market, monohulls are still leading the fleet for the time being... but smaller power multihulls - mostly catamarans - are convincing more and more builders in the United States ...

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 ...

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 ...

More and more manufacturers – some of the biggest among them - are now convinced that the multipower market is growing. The arguments in favor of two or three hulls rather than just one are many: ...