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 ...

How do you enjoy your boat on a day to day basis and without any ulterior motives? By choosing a day boat. A boat which is easy to sail and maintain, and capable of offering you magic excitement ...

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 ...

For many, a multihull from 40 to 50 feet is the ideal size for going to the other side of the world, whilst remaining easy to handle by a family crew.

The coming boat shows promise to be particularly attractive on account of the number of new boats which will be presented. But a boat show is not just about new boats: there are also other boats which ...

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 ...

Between 50 and 60 feet, we enter the ultimate in long-term cruising boats. Boats which can be managed shorthanded, and which offer incredible volumes and top-level performance.

Every year, the builders try to outdo each other, using their imagination to develop new motor catamarans. Following the example of their sailing counterparts, motor catamarans are revolutionizing the ...

The question most asked of a boat tester is: and you?  Which boat would you leave in?  A difficult question, if ever there was one. The proof is with the selection which follows. The hardest thing ...

The motor multihull segment continues to grow every year, and the builders never stop offering boats which are even more liveable, even faster, but also more economical with fuel, to meet a demand ...