This category of ‘multipowers’ incorporates a wide variety of models - from the Open designed for shoal draft waters to the comfortable Cruiser that can accommodate you for weeks on board, or even ...

Up to 40 feet, we find all kinds of multihulls: pure racing machines, as well as trimarans and catamarans which are more or less liveable, but all capable of taking you on some nice cruises without ...

As power catamarans seem to be making a comeback, shaking up the design teams, we talk to a former sailing champion and well-respected authority on the matter about his experiences. Back in 2008 we ...

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 ...

If sailing a sports catamaran is usually understood as a summer practice along warm sandy beaches, Dominique Bleichner and Paola Beneton, two lovers of the great outdoors, opened other horizons for us ...

There are many reasons to buy a multihull second-hand: they’re cheaper, you lose less money later on when you resell them and, if you don’t have a custom-made unit (which a new boat allows), you ...

In the under-30-foot sector, monohull hulls are still resisting. But compact multipowers, catamarans for the most part, are now a feature of many manufacturers’ catalogs in the United States, ...

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 ...

Between 30 and 40 feet, the first proper cruising catamarans rub shoulders with coastal rally-raid trimarans, but there’s also some really fast boats. Whichever your choice, these multihulls remain ...

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!