Just two years ago, this was almost certainly the category in which the biggest builders were competing most fiercely. And that was only to be expected: this size of multihull is undoubtedly the one ...

The 50 to 60-foot category you’ve been familiar with up until the previous edition of our Buyer’s Guide now includes so many models that we’ve had to split it in two! That’s right, most ...

Bigger and bigger, but also still more voluminous – this is the trend for cruising multihulls, and nowadays we find numerous cats and trimarans of over 60 feet suited to taking you to the other side ...

The family of cruising multihulls under 40 feet long is particularly rich, as in it we find both racers, and catamarans capable of taking you to the other side of the world. There is bound to be a ...

Although 'total' amateur construction, popular in the 1970s, has declined, the market for kit catamarans and bare hulls is doing quite well, thank you… The new cutting-out tools allow ...

Multihulls under 40 feet allow you to envisage some nice cruises – even offshore – or to take advantage of the slightest gust to go and challenge the other boats on the water. Catamarans and ...

Between 40 and 50 feet, multihulls are big enough to envisage offshore cruises up to and including a round the world trip, while remaining easily handled by a family crew. Particularly attractive ...

We take a look at the very best from the family of cruising catamarans. Seaworthy boats offering real comfort under way and capable of knocking off the miles like a metronome, even when sailing ...

Sailing sport or beach cats is a sport, a pleasure, speed, unique excitement and a fabulous way of having fun... And what if this summer you were to decide to start sailing them again, and, why not, ...

This Multihull’s Match brings together the points of view of two experienced sailors who have pushed back the generally accepted limits for this type of boat (Libellule and Babouche). They offer ...