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The Excess 11 is truly unique, and no other major production shipyard builds a catamaran of this size. She is one of the smallest cruising cats yet offers so much comfort and space, as well as the ultimate thrill of true sailing. The Excess 11 is a boat suitable for long voyages and designed for extended living aboard.
The goal of the shipyard and its designers was to build a true cruising cat that can take you to the most remote places on earth, allowing you to enjoy a quiet bay, a deserted beach, or a pristine lagoon.
The Excess 11 benefits from the experience gained with her larger and older sisters, ensuring that comfort hasn't been compromised at the expense of her sensational sailing performance. She offers a volume comparable to boats several feet longer and wider. Whether you look at the saloon, cabins, beds, cockpit, or heads with separate showers, everything is spacious and much larger than you might expect. On deck, the welcoming, inviting, spacious cockpit immediately catches the eye, complete with the striking dual helm station. This allows you to experience sailing in its purest form, while being warmly surrounded by friends, family, and loved ones.
The EXCESS 11 is the successful synthesis of the core values of EXCESS Catamarans: a beautiful, quiet, light, and comfortable boat!
Datasheet
| Design | VPLP design |
| Exterior design | Patrick le Quément |
| Interior design | Nauta Design |
| Length overall | 11.42 m / 37’6’’ |
| Hull length | 11.33 m / 37’2’’ |
| Overall width | 6,59 m / 21’7’’ |
| Beam | 6.59 m / 21’7’’ |
| Light displacement | 9,000 kg / 19,845 lbs |
| Air draft (mast clearance):17.27 m / 56'8" | |
| Draft | 1,15 m / 3’9’’ |
| Fuel tank | 400 L / 106 US Gallon |
| Water tank | 300 L / 79 US Gallon |
| Black water tank/ Sewage tank | 160 L / 42 US Gallon |
| Engine power | 2 x 29 HP |
| Category | A8/B12/C16/D20 people |
Documents
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EXCESS 11 - General Specifications.pdf
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EXCESS 11 - Technical Document.pdf
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EXCESS 11 - Brochure.pdf
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