Having been involved in the plywood epoxy construction of Punch catamarans in Martinique (the first 12.40s) some 15 years ago, notably in the coachroof molds in sandwich epoxy, then having sailed the ...

Whether an anchorage or an anecdote, we all have a good memory linked to our favorite boats (with more than hull, of course)... This column is open to you so you can share it with the magazine’s ...

On board Jaganda, Olivier and his family are preparing for their arrival in New Zealand. It's been a lively crossing, and will mark the halfway point of their round the world voyage…

The family crew on board Cataja have already been living on board their Bahia 46 for three years. This month they've contacted us from Saint Barts in the West Indies.

Following a week's careening, Ptit Filou took to the water again in Chalong in Thailand, from where the crew sent us this post card.

Sea View, a Nautitech 40 Open, is sailing around the West Indian islands during its owners' year long sabbatical. They have written to us from St Barts.

We are following Olivier and his family aboard Jangada during their round the world voyage. After long months aboard the boat, they are now at the half-way point, on a prolonged stopover in New ...

Yann loves travelling, especially if it's on a multihull and in the furthest corners of the earth. Here's the proof with his account of a three week cruise on his brother's catamaran, covering the ...

Caroline, Basil and their three children are coming towards the end of their two sabbatical years. They have always read the magazine’s ‘Postcards’, so it was quite natural that they send us one ...

The boatyard is called Maintenance Marquises (www.maintenancemarquises.com) and is based in Atuona, on Hiva Oa. Contre Temps was the first cat to be taken out of the water!