Enjoying an exotic destination for a couple weeks on a multihull is perfectly possible thanks to charter. But what if there’s 19 of you? No problem! Here, Jean Girard recounts an amazing trip, ...

Five months of sailing, 12,000 nautical miles, three continents, two oceans, one tricky cape to round, two depressions, breakages, breakdowns, laughter, tears, wind, no wind... Alizé, a young ...

  David delivered a brand new Corsair 37 trimaran to the Tuamotu islands during the middle of the rainy season. Here, he shares his impressions…  

What are the most beautiful anchorages, the most intense emotions, the best memories? Four years after casting off, it’s a tricky question for Marie, Michel and Timothé…

Eliane, Patrice and their children chose Martinique for their landfall at the end of their Transat on their Catana 411. The whole crew was able to meet up there.

They had been dreaming of a big family sailing trip for about ten years. So they sold their house and bought an epoxy plywood catamaran, which they then renovated.

The Tobago Cays seem to be as enchanting as ever... Niue’s crew fell under their spell! Who: Eliane, Patrice, Camille, Naël Where: Canouan, West Indies Multihull: Catana 411 Blog : ...

Nearly 10,000 nautical miles on the clock for Hakuna Matata: not bad at all for this catamaran with electric motors that was launched a year ago. Who: Matthieu, Perrine & their children Where: ...

Céline and Jérôme, who want to live and work aboard, have just sold their old aluminum monohull for a one-off catamaran built in strip planking.

When going through the Panama Canal, never has Niue (the catamaran) been so close to Niue (the island state), a tiny postage stamp size inhabited island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Who: ...