From Christopher Columbus to Ernest Hemingway, via the most famous pirates of the 17th and 18th centuries, the island of Cuba has always attracted sailors. From the end of the 50s and Castro's ...

Martinique and the harbour at Le Marin form the ‘classic’ departure point for the Grenadines. However, this superb island conceals some fabulous ‘secret places’ and amply repays several days ...

Shield your eyes... Malaysia is THE destination. The Asian light, the scenery which is as beautiful as at the origin of the world, the kindness of the inhabitants. Everything is there to make this ...

Cruising in New Zealand means being lucky enough to discover a country of sailors who are passionate about multihulls, as well as, and above all, some incredibly preserved, imposing scenery... A must!

Warm sun and turquoise water: we were set- ting foot on one of the last virgin territories of Venezuela. Isla La Tortuga was discovered in 1499 by Alonso de Ojeda and was later occu- pied by pirates ...

Look no further… The image of the earthly paradise you have somewhere deep within you, you may well discover it for real here, in the Bahamas! The Bahamas, with 700 islands, crystal clear waters ...

Here we are in the West Indies, well below the Tropic of Cancer, nestled between Martinique to the north and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to the south.

Belize is not one of those destinations where big catamaran rental companies have sought to locate. But, sailing in catamaran in its turquoise waters can make even the most extravagant dreams come ...

Until recently reserved for long-term cruisers, Venezuela’s islands are exceptional, both for their beauty and their isolation. A treasure which you can now go and discover aboard one of the few ...

To discover Thailand by boat is an opportunity not to be missed: the colors of the water from green to sky blue are amazing, the anchorages are wild and limitless and the welcome afforded by the Thais ...