When you love, you don’t count the cost... But when sailing, and especially when cruising, is it best to have two or three hulls? A close match, because the trimarans have more than one argument in ...

With over 200,000 miles in his logbook and tens of thousands of cruising guides sold, do we really need to introduce Jimmy Cornell? The indestructible sailor is now starting to get a taste of our ...

The trimaran that won the 1980 Ostar is without doubt one of the most graceful (and efficient) Newick designs. The famous steed, despite her multiple owners and periods of abandonment, is ...

If sailing a sports catamaran is usually understood as a summer practice along warm sandy beaches, Dominique Bleichner and Paola Beneton, two lovers of the great outdoors, opened other horizons for us ...

In MW186, we left the crew of Cat’leya, a Lagoon 52S, in the Bounty Heaven fiord as they discovered Fiordland, in New Zealand’s South Island. Here is the next instalment of their adventures in ...