Here is a trip which thumbs its nose at the general gloominess and the so-called ageing of leisure sailors! Tom, Mathieu and Pol can’t count fifty years between the three of them, but they climbed ...

With the high-speed, high-tech multihulls of the America’s Cup heading for Bermuda for the next edition of the race, Graham and his family take a cruiser’s view of these historic islands at a more ...

As in each edition of Multihulls World, we are following Olivier's round the world trip with his family, aboard his catamaran, Jangada. And the stopover in Tonga will inevitably remain in the crew’s ...

Having done loads of sailing on their Orana 44, Gordon and Louise decided to get themselves a Helia 44, with the intention of getting to Australia by sea. Here they recount the first part of their ...

At the beginning of June, the crew of the catamaran Jangada headed for the Louisiade Archipelago, named by Bougainville in honor of his king, Louis XV. They had to cover 850 miles to reach the passage ...

The crew of Eclectik have got in touch to tell us about their stay of over 5 months in Panama, and more specifically, in the San Blas archipelago.

The surfers’ dream: discovering the mythical sites of Uluwattu, Padangpadang. My dream: that of discovering another part of Indonesia in a different way. I headed for Sumatra, with Mianoy, a ...

At a village situated on the north coast of Pana Tinani, we were surprised to see a craft that was fishing for sharks with butchers’ hooks! But they only want the fins. I guessed that they did this ...

The crew of Motu Atua is getting closer to the Pacific: they have left Martinique for good.

In a previous postcard, Marthe, the skipper’s daughter, told us about her Atlantic crossing. Now Alexandra describes rounding the Cape of Good Hope for us.