Regular readers of the magazine will be very familiar with the many articles written about great multihull adventures in the Pacific, the Caribbean and other exotic locations around the globe. But ...

After having stopped in Dakar, the family crew of Pouplier II have written to us from the Casamance River, where time stopped long ago…

Spica is continuing its American journey, now visiting the north east coast of the USA.

At a family meal a few months before Jangada set off on her round the world tour, there was plenty of interest when the name Christmas Island came up. Yet when we did a search on Google Earth, it ...

So, you want to go sailing, where it's always sunny, or almost always? Where the water is warm and crystal clear? And play Robinson Crusoe on desert islands? Then charter a catamaran in the BVI! This ...

The Yasawa Islands form a mysterious, volcanic archipelago: it’s a place where it’s difficult not to be offered Kava: a drink whose qualities divide opinion…

Lennie and Randy left their catamaran in the Brooklyn marina for three weeks and then cast off for a pleasant last sail during which they discovered new islands and waters that are reputed to be a ...

After 20 days through the Great Pacific Ocean, Et Voilà, from Catalina, California, arrived in Hiva Oa, they first stop in French Polynesia.

Having left from Hyères in June 2013 aboard Be and Be, their Lagoon 440, with their 4 year old twins, Olivia and Pierre wrote to us from the BVI.

Having bought James Wharram's and Hannecke Boone's plans in 1998, it wasn't until August 2012 that the boat left its construction shed. The crew has written to us from Huahine.