Everyone who sails has some day or other dreamed of cruising on the blue waters of the Pacific, to those evocatively-named South Sea Islands : Marquesas, Austral, Society, Gambier and Tuamotu…

For many people, the Canaries are just the last ‘European' stopover before the crossing to the West Indies... But the Canaries are well worth the stop, to enjoy their charms. 

It would be rather difficult to summarize 51,000 miles of coastline and nearly 50,000 islands in just three pages... so here, we’re going to be concentrating on the Stavanger region, in the extreme ...

Here we are in the West Indies, well below the Tropic of Cancer, nestled between Martinique to the north and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to the south.

Alizé, César, Lisa and Max are accompanying their Captain - Alizé’s father - on a great adventure: they are delivering Maitai, a Lagoon 450 Sportop, from Les Sables d’Olonne, in France, to ...

Sand, ruins and bones... but what is there to do in a desert on the edge of the ocean? No towns, no roads, no trees and no sign of animal life... and yet! Have you ever heard of Hottentot Bay, this ...

This is where two oceans collide. Cape Agulhas is the southernmost point of the African continent. Its name - Cabo das Agulhas in Portuguese, Kaap Agulhas in Afrikaans - may come from the observations ...

Since March 2011,  Mayotte has been the 101st French ‘département'... But this island is above all a destination which is unique in the world, through its huge, superb lagoon.  

At the end of a period packed with nautical events (shows, international regattas, etc.), the young team from our fellow Swiss magazine Skippers decided to take a break: a one-week cruise from the ...

In Multihulls World #176, our Australian correspondent Kevin Green explored the first part of the route from Sydney to Brisbane. We’re setting sail again with him as he continues his voyage ...