Setting off in a cruising multihull to enjoy the most beautiful anchorages is not reserved for a few fortunate owners. A few clicks on the internet, a visit to a boat show, some good reading (such as ...

So, you’ve decided? You are going away this winter on a catamaran, in a wonderful setting, and with your friends or your family? Here are a few rules to follow so that everything goes as well as ...

The cream of singlehanded racing will be meeting for the tenth time at St. Malo, on 2nd November next. The aim: to reach Guadeloupe as quickly as possible, while avoiding all the traps set by weather ...

The famous race which saw the loss of Alain Colas and brought us Florence Arthaud sets off again for its 10th edition on November 2nd next! From 1 to 120,000 Multihulls World brings you all the key ...

In contrast to the giant ‘Ultime’ trimarans, and within the ‘Rhum’ category, which is without a doubt a bit too disparate, there exists another way of racing the Route du Rhum. That of the ...

It’s here again: Multihulls World’s now traditional, but no less keenly awaited ‘2015 Buyer’s Guide’. For around twenty years now, this annual guide has become the essential tool for finding ...

How do you enjoy your boat on a day to day basis and without any ulterior motives? By choosing a day boat. A boat which is easy to sail and maintain, and capable of offering you magic excitement ...

Up to 40 feet, we find all kinds of multihulls: pure racing machines, as well as trimarans and catamarans which are more or less liveable, but all capable of taking you on some nice cruises without ...

For many, a multihull from 40 to 50 feet is the ideal size for going to the other side of the world, whilst remaining easy to handle by a family crew.

Between 50 and 60 feet, we enter the family of ocean cruising boats offering volume, luxury and remarkable living comfort aboard, but remaining easy to handle by a family crew: the ultimate!