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 ...

Making a strong joint between the chain and the warp of your anchor rode is extremely simple: you have no reason not to adopt it!

Although most cruising catamarans are nowadays equipped with two diesels and saildrive legs, this wasn’t always the case…and what about trimarans, smaller boats, propellers and propshafts? ...

Eating properly while you’re on passage is essential to maintain good health... but also for maintaining the morale and cohesion of the crew. Obviously, bigger multihulls offer larger galleys and ...

Sports catamarans, one-designs, cruising multihulls: all over the world, you can have fun, learn how to make your catamaran or your trimaran go better - and maybe win? Let yourself go, in a friendly ...

On a multihull, a symmetrical spinnaker does not need to be flown from a spinnaker pole. This downwind sail is very well suited for cruising catamarans which have a large beam for rigging the tacking ...

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 ...

We don’t always have headwinds. The further offshore we go, and for longer, the more we try to choose routes with favorable weather. The magic word is “downwind”! As soon as you have the wind on ...

Having a catamaran with daggerboards means enjoying better pointing ability than an equivalent model equipped with fixed stub keels, which are inevitably shorter. It means that you can also optimize ...