What’s the idea? To have a unit that acts as a buffer between the main ship and the outside world to keep COVID-secured social bubbles on board. The ShadowCAT Haven exploits its multihull ...

For many boat builders and boat show organizers, physical contact with the public is reduced or even impossible given the guidelines imposed by the countries affected by the coronavirus epidemic. As a ...

While almost half of humanity is in a state of lockdown in their homes, sailors are also facing brutal changes: new rules are thwarting their movements and their cruising plans. While the majority of ...

The archipelagoes of French Polynesia, thanks to their South Pacific location, their tradition of hospitality and their sublime lagoons, have always been an essential stopover for circumnavigators. ...

Late summer 2019, I got a problem with a P-bracket on my boat. We dried out between tides to jury-rig a repair that would last the rest of the season.

It’s a country! What am I saying? No, it’s an island, a continent! Seen from old Europe or the United States, it seems to be a homeland for multihulls. But what is it really? And where does such ...

Sailing to the other side of the sea or the ocean, and landing at exactly the spot planned at the start, carefully avoiding the dangers, has for a long time been the challenge every sailor encounters ...

In an environment that is very (too?) masculine, Sylvie Ernoult runs the Cannes Yachting Festival, the largest European in-water boat show. She has taken on this huge challenge for the last eight ...

This is an article we wish we didn’t have to write. We obviously hope it’s the last one. But Multihulls World has a duty to inform its readers about what is happening in the world of ocean ...

After a long season in the West Indies, the Punch 12.50 Honky Tonk and its crew of musicians has reached Europe - first the Azores, then Ireland and Scotland, before reaching France. The journey ...