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 ...

A little more than 100 miles northwest of New Caledonia, the long d’Entrecasteaux Reef reveals three motus: islets of coral sand. The Surprise atoll owes its name to the navigator-explorer Antoine ...

Key West, the most southerly point of the American mainland has always held a fascination for seafarers. Our journalist Kevin Green takes us out aboard a Seawind 1260, following in the wake of the ...

From Christopher Columbus to Ernest Hemingway, via the most famous pirates of the 17th and 18th centuries, the island of Cuba has always attracted sailors. From the end of the 50s and Castro’s ...

We’re catching up again with Olivier, a true multihull adventurer, who likes nothing more than a life on the ocean wave. Having left Rodrigues Island, he decided to stopover at Reunion Island rather ...

Turquoise waters, enchanting lagoons, multicolored fish and an extraordinarily beautiful seafloor, Polynesia continues to be the now-accessible destination of our dreams for most of us. Now, we are ...

Our adventurer Olivier Mesnier is back at sea after a long four-week stopover on the island of La Réunion. He and his crew are heading for South Africa, with its strong currents and legendary ...

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 ...

The British Virgin Islands archipelago is made up of about fifty islands. It’s a zone where the trade winds blow almost all year round. Here, distances between locations are short, there are plenty ...

In the collective imagination, Saint Martin is today compared, at the worst, to a tourist factory, at the best to a gigantic supermarket where everything can be found at cut prices…Yet the island ...