Between 50 and 60 feet, we enter the ultimate in long-term cruising boats. Boats which can be managed shorthanded, and which offer incredible volumes and top-level performance.

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 ...

Do you envisage setting off to cruise round the Mediterranean, the West Indies, the Atlantic, or to the other side of the world? Well it’s in this family of multihulls that you can find what you are ...

The 50 to 60-foot category you’ve been familiar with up until the previous edition of our Buyer’s Guide now includes so many models that we’ve had to split it in two! That’s right, most ...

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 ...

Is it possible to race and cruise with the same multihull? It was with this idea in mind that the Design Catamaran team signed up for the famous Heineken Regatta, and then made the most of their Toro ...

Does the price of a new boat throw you into a panic? Do you want to give your faithful cruising companion a new lease of life, so that it can take you as far as your dreams? Whether for reasons of ...

Sailing two-up because the children are sleeping. Sailing two-up because the children have grown up and are living their own lives. Sailing two-up simply to share the pleasure of being at sea with ...

Do you like multihulls? Do you want to discover the new boats thought up by the builders? See their complete range of boats? Talk to the naval architects? Meet the journalists from your favorite ...

The first night sail in catamaran is always a unique moment... A mixture of excitement and anxiety, this very special sail requires good preparation of your catamaran, of course. But what a pleasure ...