Over the last twelve years, during which time I have written profiles of the leading figures in the world of multihulls, no renowned naval architect, designer or skipper has failed to include the name ...

The Mediterranean is a land of legends and passions, which has always given a good deal to sailors. This sea offers a unique and grandiose playground, with destinations as different as they are ...

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 ...

The large island of Madagascar makes you want to go cruising. A magic place which is home to lemurs, tenrecs, chameleons and above all numerous ‘fady’ (superstitions or taboos to be respected ...

While we are still sunbathing on the trampolines of our favorite boats, it’s already time to talk about the future. September traditionally marks the start of boat show season, when we are always ...

As the leading magazine of the international multihull press, Multihulls World is celebrating with you (and thanks to you - passionate readers, professionals, advertisers) the 200th edition of the ...

There is probably no more subjective issue than comfort. As for performance, if it can be measured and compared, isn’t it also relative? There is no intention here to impose a single view on such a ...

As we begin to witness the first glimmers of a timid global deconfinement, sailing far away is still complicated and events in the medium and long term are unpredictable. Joining up with your ...

The history of sailing in general - and of multihulls in particular - is inseparable from that of racing. Even the youngest among you have heard of the legendary finish of the 1978 Route du Rhum: that ...

How can you not like Roland Jourdain? That’s the question I was asking myself after a meeting with the Breton, at the launch of his catamaran We Explore at Outremer Yachting. Built partly out of ...