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The FIRST PIECE of your dream? ⛵✨ The All-New Lagoon 47 (2026) The horizon just got a new silhouette. Get your first look at the 2026 Lagoon 47 Catamaran in 2026 with The Multihull Company 🌊 Sitting in the sweet spot of the fleet, the new 47 combines the sustainable innovation of the Lagoon 43 with the luxury of the flagship series. Whether you're planning a Caribbean sabbatical or a world cruise, this is the foundation of your blue-water future. What’s new for 2026? ✅ Sustainable bio-sourced resins & hemp fibers ✅ Next-gen panoramic salon views ✅ Revolutionary cockpit-to-salon flow ✅ Optimized hull for performance cruising Is the Lagoon 47 the catamaran you’ve been waiting for? Let us know in the comments! 👇 Don't miss the 2026 World Premiere! 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for exclusive walkarounds, pricing updates, and sea trial footage of the new Lagoon fleet. #Lagoon47 #LagoonCatamarans #Sailing2026 #CatamaranLife #YachtReview #NewBoat #SailingDream #CruisingWorld #BlueWaterSailing #LuxuryYacht #Lagoon47Teaser #BoatShow2026

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Questo è il futuro... Video di Axel Rahm

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Just our team riders Ben van Der Steen and Luca Spindler cruising around the stunning Tarifa waters. You can find out more about Ben from his instagram channel here - https://www.instagram.com/bennyh57/ The boys are using their 2023 Skyscapes from Loftsails, read about how this sail could help your foiling here - https://www.loftsails.com/windsurf-gear/sails/skyblade #windsurfing #foiling #windfoil #loyaltothefoil #spain #tarifa #shorts

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For more information, visit www.discoverboating.com.

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Fourteen days sailing eastern Indonesia aboard Katharina, a traditional wooden phinisi — a Rare Routes voyage that departed 20 September 2026. What happened on this voyage: Swimming in a sea cave. The trip opens inside a limestone grotto, floating in clear turquoise water beneath stalactites, with daylight coming in from the mouth of the cave. A river walk to a waterfall. Travellers wade upstream through the jungle along a guide rope to a waterfall dropping into a deep green pool. Sailing under tanbark sails. Katharina is a two-masted phinisi, hand-built from wood using methods passed down through generations of Indonesian boatbuilders. She sails properly — these are not decorative sails. Paddleboarding and kayaking. Stand-up paddleboards and kayaks go out from the ship wherever conditions allow. Here that meant glassy shallows at sunset, and a morning threading through mangroves below limestone cliffs. A village welcome. Dancers in traditional dress with feathered headdresses, and an arch of raised arms and coloured scarves that everyone walking ashore had to pass through. Village visits are arranged with communities beforehand — we come as invited visitors. Ancient rock art. Red ochre paintings on a sheer limestone cliff above the water, reached by tender. Rock art of this kind across the Indonesian archipelago is thought to be thousands of years old. Traditional boats under oars. Outrigger canoes and a larger rowed vessel came out to meet the ship, flying the Indonesian flag. A local market and a cooking demonstration. Time ashore to see what grows and what gets traded, and a demonstration of roasting over an open fire in a large wok. Dinner on the beach. One long table, string lights, and everybody at it—travellers and crew together, as most evenings end. A sandbank at sunset, with Katharina at anchor offshore, and a final night in the saloon with the crew. About the Rare Routes The Rare Routes are SeaTrek’s longer voyages — twelve to sixteen days — to parts of eastern Indonesia that most itineraries skip entirely. They exist because some places can only be reached slowly, by a small ship that can anchor where larger vessels cannot. #RareRoutes #PhinisiSailing #Indonesia #ExpeditionCruise #SmallShipCruising

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The view is better from the water! Our 50ft sailing Catamaran, The Double Dolphin, casts off daily for cruises. Her 1400 square feet of deck space and dual-hull construction makes her comfortable, stable & safe. On board, you will find beer, wine, champagne, water, sodas, and gourmet snacks. Come and enjoy America’s Riviera while sailing alongside an entourage of sea lions, dolphins, whales, and birds. It’s a sensational sea story you will tell again and again.

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