Over the course of two summers, Graham and his family cruised on their Fountaine Pajot catamaran along the eastern seaboard of North America. The section of coastline from Florida to the Chesapeake ...

Defined from the design stage by the architects, the weight in sailing order is a crucial piece of information for your multihull’s good handling at sea. So, how do you not exceed it, without ...

From a basic overhaul to a full rebuild, a refit will involve different levels of work depending on the condition of your boat, your ambitions, and also your budget. You can consider renovating your ...

Until a few years ago, this category was dominated by catamarans - but it’s increasingly clear that most (if not all?) builders loyal to two hulls have deserted the sub-30-foot sector. So now, ...

This category includes seriously comfortable and/or high-performance multihulls, but it’s also where two worlds collide: the world of boats that remain handleable by a private owners, sailing ...

Twenty years ago, few manufacturers were betting on the power multihull sector. Today, that market has become a buoyant one. Boaters seem seduced by the ease of handling these powercats; other ...

Piracy: now here’s a subject that is brought up on a regular basis on the pontoons and in the forums – rather less though in boating magazines. It goes without saying that it’s a disturbing ...

This small island, just 800 feet (250 m) long is tucked away at the very south of the wide Caribbean arc, a few hundred yards from the north coast of Carriacou (Grenadines archipelago, Grenada). Sandy ...

Both at sea and on land, the situation created by the Covid-19 epidemic is totally unprecedented. All over the world, our way of life has been impacted - circumnavigators have been no exception with ...