Multihulls World readers love to sail far and wide on their catamarans ot trimarans to discover the world. The story of the owner of Rose Noire is particularly interesting. A highly experienced ...

It is often said that the hardest thing about a long-term voyage project in a boat is taking the decision to set off. Once this choice is made, the voyage has already started, often several months ...

With the advent of furling genoas, you could assume that they had been consigned to history books, remaining a mythical and elegant part of a cutter rig, such as on the famous French yacht, Pen Duick. ...

From Sydney to Southampton, Cannes to Annapolis, La Rochelle to Newport or Genoa, and of course Barcelona, more and more of the autumn boat shows are giving cruising multihulls a special place, always ...

This is the next in our technical series on your multihull’s sailplan. If, as we saw in the previous edition, choosing a mainsail comes down to the size of the roach and selecting the right ...

Power cats really have got the wind in their sails, and builders are continually bringing out new models for an ever-increasing clientele. With the Jaguar 48, it’s the aesthetics which are going to ...

Anchoring in an un-crowded bay, hoisting and lowering sail, maintaining a course… ultimately it’s not that complicated! A question of preparation, experience and prudence…. Coming into harbor - ...

The Parasailor? It’s a symmetrical spinnaker whose central part forms a paraglider. Particularly efficient and stable in any sudden wind, this is the sail of choice for transatlantic crossings… ...

Have you taken the decision to acquire the boat of your dreams? Good idea! World production is particularly attractive at the moment. There is something for all tastes and all budgets. Needless to ...

In 2004 Lagoon upset the trend by offering a 44-foot cat equipped with a flybridge. With the 440, we discovered an upper deck on which was the steering and sail-maneuvering station, as well as vast ...