All too often, the sugarscoops of our multihulls are far from the pontoon or low in relation to the dock: there’s a real risk of falling in as you get on or off the boat. So a gangway could be very ...

On a multihull, a symmetrical spinnaker does not need to be flown from a spinnaker pole. This downwind sail is very well suited for cruising catamarans which have a large beam for rigging the tacking ...

Designed from the basis of the already very successful Tricat 25, the builder has, since last summer, been offering a version which is more refined, faster and...yet no more expensive, the Tricat 25 ...

Buying a multihull, whether new or second hand represents an extremely important investment. Far removed from the idea of throwing money into a black hole, there are several ways to finance your ...

With the advent of furling genoas, you could assume that they had been consigned to history books, remaining a mythical and elegant part of a cutter rig, such as on the famous French yacht, Pen Duick. ...

Our boats are becoming ever more equipped, more complex and for some of us they have even become our homes.  So why not equip them with a system that monitors and alerts us in case of failures or ...

Damage can happen quickly aboard a multihull. Just as in any activity where the equipment plays an essential role, some of our attitudes, precautions and anticipations more often than not allow big ...

The day boat is an exciting and really fun way of changing to a multihull. Launched only a few months ago, the Corsair Pulse 600 is a boat which is fun to sail and you can take your friends or family ...

The Multihulls World match is an open forum, a space for freedom of opinion open to players in leisure sailing on more than one hull. With this column, comparisons don’t mean anyone is right, they ...

It’s the final bastion of our safety aboard, or rather overboard. How do you choose the right liferaft from among the different models, and above all, where do you put it so you can realistically ...