For this edition of the match, we interviewed two of the most renowned designers - Marc Van Peteghem of VPLP and Olivier Racoupeau of Berret Racoupeau Yacht Design. These two design firms represent ...

In the far north of the Caribbean arc, Saint Martin has always been a yachting stronghold thanks to its immense and perfectly sheltered lagoon. The island, situated between the Virgin Islands and ...

Over the last couple of decades, the equipment carried by blue water cruisers has evolved radically: Today, a multihull fitted out for long-term voyaging offers a level of comfort worthy of a loft ...

The resumption of boat shows a year ago was disrupted by a complicated winter period... but the dynamics witnessed at these events showed that virtual visits have undoubtedly reached their limits. Of ...

Cruising multihulls have the reputation of being fuel efficient compared to equivalent single hull units. Having two or three hulls rather than one would seem to be an intrinsic advantage... but in ...

This category is barely any livelier than the previous one – though that’s not difficult! In addition to the announcement of the Palma 30 Grand Voyageur (classified in the Forever Green category) ...

The International Multihull Show was this year invigorated by a consistent breeze, and once again confirmed its position as the must-attend, in-water show. Although there were fewer world premieres ...

As second in command to Eric Tabarly for more than 10 years, and a pioneer of the foils on Pen Duick IV in 1979, Olivier de Kersauson is one of the last of the giants of multihull ocean racing and the ...

Lamu Island, whose capital bears the same name, was classified as a UNESCO world heritage site in 2001. It was for a long time only accessible by boat, as was the surrounding archipelago, including ...

When the market goes crazy, second-hand is the best way to get a multihull quickly and cheaply. From an ecological point of view, a second-hand multihull (or even third or fourth hand) makes a strong ...