West Coast Multihulls is a premier catamaran sailing school and charter company based in San Diego, California, with additional operations in the Sea of Cortez, Mexico. Renowned for its comprehensive American Sailing Association (ASA) certification programs, WCM offers courses ranging from ASA 101 (Basic Keelboat) to ASA 114 (Cruising Catamaran) . One of WCM's standout offerings is the "Learn to Sail Vacation," a week-long, liveaboard experience that combines sailing instruction with adventure. These trips often sail from San Diego to Catalina Island, providing students with hands-on experience in real-world conditions. Check out this testimonial from our recent students with Captain Lance Botthof on our Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40. Whether you're seeking to learn, earn certifications, or embark on a sailing adventure, West Coast Multihulls provides tailored experiences to meet your needs. Book your educational adventure! 619.365.4326 info@westcoastmultihulls.com charter-catamaran.com

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Les voiliers sont différents de tout autre type de bateau, car ils sont propulsés entièrement ou partiellement par le vent. Ils sont dotés de voiles qui utilisent la puissance du vent pour faire se déplacer l'embarcation dans l'eau. Le terme « voilier » couvre toute une gamme de bateaux à voiles présentant des caractéristiques et styles distincts.

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in an ultimate challenge #Renault5 #Turbo3E draws inspiration from one legend to write its very own, more electric and daring than ever. reserve your #Renault5 #Turbo3E : https://bit.ly/42kXxpV

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My journey from buying an S&S 34 in 2013 (with little sailing experience) to becoming a confident coastal and ocean single hander and moving on to sailing a 46ft Ericson single handed

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The Sirena 60 marks a thoughtful evolution for Sirena Yachts, building on the success of the Sirena 58 while delivering more usable space, refined exterior living, and a modernized interior aesthetic. Making her world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025, the Sirena 60 is not a radical departure — it’s a smarter, more deliberate refinement of a proven platform. Exterior spaces at both the bow and stern have been reconfigured to maximize outdoor living, with expanded sun pads, improved seating arrangements, and better flow for entertaining. The flybridge has received a significant redesign, offering enhanced sightlines, a more functional helm layout, and a clearer separation between command and social zones. An extended bathing platform improves water access and makes handling tenders and water toys more practical. Inside, Sirena’s in-house design team focused on increasing usable interior volume. The result is a noticeably more open feel throughout the main deck and accommodations, paired with an updated contemporary décor. Signature elements from Frers Naval Architecture remain intact — including the plumb bow and dark-glass exterior surfaces — preserving the yacht’s recognizable profile while improving efficiency and seakeeping. True to the brand’s DNA, the Sirena 60 is built on a semi-displacement platform designed for long-range cruising at displacement speeds, with the flexibility to increase pace when conditions or itinerary demand it. Improved storage, stronger interior-exterior connectivity, and refined design execution position the Sirena 60 as a compelling contender in the 60-foot class. Key Specifications: • Length Overall: 63'8" (19.45 m) • Beam: 17'7" (5.36 m) • Draft: 4'1" (1.24 m) Watch the full review on BoatTEST.com.

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