The BCMS is dedicated to the construction, racing and cruising of multihull sail and powerboats in British Columbia (Canada) and beyond. We became a registered society in May 1969. Delta, BC, Canada

Catamaran sailing forum, classified ads, news, repair tips, and sailing pictures. Welcome Catamaran Sailor! Whether you sail a Hobie Cat, Prindle, NACRA, Inter, Tornado, or any of the other beach catamarans you are welcome here. TheBeachcats.com is the largest and most friendly online sailing community devoted to the catamaran sailor. Since 2002 over 30,000 beachcat sailors have have registered accounts and hundreds of thousands of others have found help and information.

Catamaran Sailor is a NEWSpaper that covers any and all news concerning beach cats of all brands and breeds. We also devote a lot of space to the larger cruiser/racer multihulls in the 22-to-36-foot range. Site includes forums, articles, tuning info, racing schedules, classifieds, and more.

The webs premier cruisin' catamaran site. We're dedicated to cruising catamarans and those who love to sail 'em

The Irish Multihull Association is the governing body for catamaran sailing and racing in Ireland. Originally the Irish Catamaran Association, it was established over thirty years ago.

Australasia's Leading Multihull Magazine

A German site dedicated to multihull sailing. Articles, news, forum, events, racing and more.

Multihull magazine with classifieds, boat tests, news, and more. Multihulls World, the motor and sailing catamaran and trimaran magazine. News, cruising, complete boat review, classified ads (new and pre-owned), catamaran rental, catamarans and trimarans specification. Published in Nice, France

The New England Multihull Association (NEMA) is a non-profit association of multihull sailors and friends who value the art, science and enjoyment of sailing vessels, primarily catamarans and trimarans. Members include designers, builders, cruisers, racers, from armchair sailors to ocean-crossing mariners. We welcome all who share these interests and support good seamanship and protection of the marine environment. Our members are located from Maine to New Jersey. NEMA has no physical clubhouse but we meet at various locations, including Boston, Newport, Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and New York City. Our racing schedule is busy from May through October and competition for season trophies – which are awarded at our February annual dinner --is friendly but intense. For information on racing schedules, venues, and ratings, visit our Racing pages. Cruisers who wish to join other multihullers can make connections through the Cruisers pages. We are friendly and we enjoy introducing monohull sailors and landlubbers to the joys of sailing fast and flat.

The Offshore Multihull Association ("OMA") is a non-profit organization established in February 2017 by owners of offshore multihull yachts. OMA's mission is to represent multihull owners with regards to matters of racing, safety, and the establishment and promotion of offshore multihull classes at racing events around the world. OMA voting membership is open to owners of multihulls with a waterline length of 40ft or greater. OMA industry sponsorship is open to multihull designers, builders, sailmakers, etc. that can provide meaningful technical advice and expertise to OMA. OMA seeks to increase regatta participation by promoting fair and accurate ratings for purposes of scoring race events.

Your sailing multihull DESIGN-INFO site for Small Trimaran Information, Small Multihull Design, Design Issues, Construction Methods, Comparisons of Designs, Speed, Stability, and much more.

This is a community-driven sharing site, where small trimaran enthusiasts share with readers. So we welcome you to share about your "small tri" with others so we can post it on the blog. If you sail a small trimaran then I invite you to share stories and/or pictures with readers here in the small tri community. We’d all love hearing from you!

Welcome to the website of the UK Catamaran Racing Association. UKCRA exists to promote catamaran sailing in the UK. UKCRA is short for UK Catamaran Racing Association. UKCRA was set up in 2001 to form a link between class associations, clubs and authorities. This website is a portal to take you through to relevant class associations and clubs who can tell you more about Catamaran Racing and Sailing in the United Kingdom.