Manageable as a family crew, capable of reeling off the miles and crossing oceans, multihulls of from 40 to 50 feet are the ‘favorites’ of blue-water cruisers.

Sailing singlehanded on a multihull imposes a different rhythm, greater anticipation and absolute respect of safety rules. Don't think that this subject only concerns real singlehanders. Family ...

With these luxury semi-custom boats, on which a full crew can reside in complete privacy, two trends can be distinguished. One variant has a very slim rig and silhouette, with no flybridge and low ...

Sailing thousands of miles and living aboard for months at a time - even years, means that you must   customize, prepare, modify and personalize your multihull.  We sent our reporter extraordinaire ...

Sailing round the world... You have inevitably been dreaming about it since childhood. As a teenager, you even swapped the posters of rock stars in your bedroom for a map of the world, and every ...

The Multihulls World match is an open forum, an area for ​​freedom of opinion open to multihull yachtsmen. In this feature, there are no right or wrong answers, but instead it is a forum for ...

From 40 to 49 feet, we enter the family of long-term cruising boats. Aboard these catamarans and trimarans, nothing is impossible, and their (reasonable) size allows a family crew to handle them with ...

As the main propulsion system on our sailboats, the rig deserves particular attention. The strength of the mast depends largely on the standing rigging. Subject to much mechanical effort, its ...

Jonathan is one of the editorial team’s favorites. He sailed round the world on his parents’ catamaran (from the age of 8 to 18) and it was during these early voyages that he discovered ...