Magazine of sailboats and practice of sailing - suite
Legendary boats
Cape Horn the old-fashioned way: Pen Duick VI delivers its video testimony in the southern swell
Chantier municipal d'Etaples: maintaining maritime heritage with help from Europe
A new wintering for the bisquine La Cancalaise
360° pictures
Joshua, discover the interior of this mythical sailing boat
Alondra, an exceptional reconstruction of a classic 1961 ketch
The Tarzan, the last sponge-fishing sailboat, on its way to a long restoration
Video
aRTE's mini-series "Vasa: The Phantom Galleon" explores the details of the famous shipwreck
My second hand boat
The Muscadet, a mythical sailboat that we can't part with!
The birth of Antarctica, a replica of the Fram
What are the differences between a three-masted bark and a three-masted square mast?
Pen Duick V, the birth of the ancestor of the IMOCA 60 foot monohulls
How to distinguish a ketch, a yawl or a schooner?
How to recognize a sailboat, the sloop
Legendary boats, discovering Pen Duick
Pen Duick III, the story of the incredible black schooner that terrorized the English
How to recognize a sailboat, the cutter
In a Word
Ocean racing logbook: Sun Fast OD, IMOCA, 49er FX, 470...
The round skiff, the pride of Martinique's fishermen
What's the difference between a pointu and a barquette, boats that are symbols of the South?
Portrait of a building site
Chantier naval Vent d'Ouest: Young marine carpenters at the service of Mediterranean boats
File
Eric Tabarly, a monument to French and international sailing
Eric Tabarly, what remains of his innovations?
Sporting birth of a sailing hero, victory in Eric Tabarly's 1964 English Transat
Discover the 3-masted Belem as you have never seen it before!
Galway Blazer II, the first junk-rigged schooner to sail around the world
Joshua, a listed ketch
The Belem is back at sea, with a partially renewed hull
The Mayflower: a founding ship in early American history
Pen Duick IV, birth of Eric Tabarly's first trimaran
Between yachting and traditional yachting, the port of La Ciotat in 10 photos
Return aboard a 60-foot Ketch in a storm - video
Hermione, visit of a bigger than expected renovation site
HMS Beagle: Darwin's mythical round-the-world ship
Un concours pour faire remporter gratuitement un voilier de grand voyage
Thierry Dubois, the skipper who makes you discover the great north on La Louise
A traditional schooner for a sailing school that takes its time
Kriter, the first of a long line of sailing ships, which participated in the first Whitbread
Pen Duick VI benefits from a thorough refit before her world tour
Belem, a historic shipyard for the last steel-hulled three-master
