Doubling the wind speed from the first zephyr, accelerating suddenly in a good breeze, and easing or even flying a hull then winning races without making the slightest concession to the aesthetics, ...

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 ...

Laura and Henrique have worked on superyachts from many years. A profession which they have to abandon, however, to devote themselves to their dream. Setting out for three years around the world on a ...

Until a few years ago, this category was dominated by catamarans - but it’s increasingly clear that most (if not all?) builders loyal to two hulls have deserted the sub-30-foot sector. So now, ...

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 ...

We have all asked ourselves the same questions after discovering a new multihull presented at a boat show: How do these new boats come about? What are the main stages in their genesis? Who are the ...

Many a great multihull voyage has started in the aisles or on the pontoons of boat shows. We have now been deprived of these for more than a year, so we decided to talk directly to the shipyards: Are ...

Aboard a multipower of 50 to 60 feet in length, we’re getting into a world of great comfort on the water - a quality of life that is little different from our life ashore. Unrestricted energy and an ...

For three years now, Multihulls World has been offering you a complete guide to the global production of sailing multihulls. In fact, in addition to the 150 essential models on the market that ...