Excess 11
Price
Euro €385,000
Currency
Length
37' 2" - 11.33m
Vessel Location
Tahiti
Launch Year
2021
Hull Material
Fibreglass/GRP
Excess 11 "Te Ava" - Fully Equipped, Registered and Papeetized
Available in Papeete (French Polynesia) from January 2026
Te Ava is an owner's version Excess 11, fully equipped and already papeetized (local 7% import tax paid) -- a major advantage for cruising freely in Polynesia or offering the boat for charter.
This catamaran has been prepared for blue-water cruising, featuring a "Pulse Line" performance rig, premium sails, full energy and water autonomy, and numerous comfort upgrades.
A unique configuration includes a converted forward peak cabin, ideal for a skipper or an occasional guest.
History and Key Details:
First Excess 11 to arrive in Tahiti, delivered by Sail Tahiti, the brand's exclusive distributor in the Pacific.
Meticulously maintained and exceptionally well-equipped, used as a showcase model by Sail Tahiti.
Three owners: Sail Tahiti, a family of four who cruised around Polynesia, and ourselves (2 adults, 2 children, and a baby on board).
Accommodation for up to 8 people thanks to the additional forward cabin with porthole.
Launched: December 2021
Available in Tahiti from December 2025 to January 2026
Performance & Sails:
"Pulse Line" performance rig: +7% mainsail area, +15% Code 0
Incidences Pro-Radial sails: square-top mainsail, self-tacking solent, Mylar Code 0 (upgraded in 2025)
Carbon steering wheels, textile lifelines
Harken deck gear, Lancelin running rigging, electric winch
Pure sailing pleasure: accelerates from 7 knots of wind, with an open and ergonomic cockpit
Electronics & Navigation:
Full Raymarine package:
2 autopilot displays + P70 multifunction repeater
Axiom Plus 7" chartplotter (replacement planned end of 2025)
Quantum Doppler radar, AIS 700, VHF Ray 90
Chain counter, PredictWind Iridium GO, McMurdo Smartfind G8 EPIRB with AIS
Power & Autonomy:
1125 W solar array (SmartSolar MPPT 150/70 + 150/45)
840 Ah service batteries (July 2024)
2 kVa inverter
Portable 1 kWh lithium battery (April 2025) + 2000 W backup inverter
Aqua-Base 12V watermaker - 105 L/h, 600 L freshwater tanks
Starlink Mini low-consumption system (20W)
Comfort & Living Aboard:
Owner's cabin with 2m x 2m bed -- rare luxury on a 38-footer
Convertible salon and cockpit tables for additional berths
3 kg washing machine, 130 L fridge + 90 L freezer
Full galley: gas oven and cooktop, gas alarm, cookware, utensils, linens, Akwamat under-mattresses
Cockpit enclosure and sun awning on all sides
Highfield 310 UL Hypalon tender (2022) + Mariner 9.9 HP 2-stroke outboard
Safety & Deck Gear
8-person liferaft + grab bag
Delta main anchor, Quick Aleph 1000W windlass, 65 m of 10 mm chain + 15 m rode
Fortress FX23 aluminum secondary anchor with chain and bag
Deck wash pumps (salt and freshwater)
Petzl Falcon Mountain harness for mast climbing
Engines:
2 x Yanmar 3YM30 - 1200 hours
Service scheduled for 2025
Folding 3-blade propellers, 2 x 200 L diesel tanks
Miscellaneous:
Tools and spare parts
Fishing gear, 2 paddleboards, kayak, wingfoil, rice cooker
Summary:
Te Ava is a unique Excess 11, ready for new adventures.
Autonomous, high-performing, comfortable, and already papeetized, it represents a rare opportunity to cruise in French Polynesia with no administrative hassle.
Available in Papeete (French Polynesia) from January 2026
Te Ava is an owner's version Excess 11, fully equipped and already papeetized (local 7% import tax paid) -- a major advantage for cruising freely in Polynesia or offering the boat for charter.
This catamaran has been prepared for blue-water cruising, featuring a "Pulse Line" performance rig, premium sails, full energy and water autonomy, and numerous comfort upgrades.
A unique configuration includes a converted forward peak cabin, ideal for a skipper or an occasional guest.
History and Key Details:
First Excess 11 to arrive in Tahiti, delivered by Sail Tahiti, the brand's exclusive distributor in the Pacific.
Meticulously maintained and exceptionally well-equipped, used as a showcase model by Sail Tahiti.
Three owners: Sail Tahiti, a family of four who cruised around Polynesia, and ourselves (2 adults, 2 children, and a baby on board).
Accommodation for up to 8 people thanks to the additional forward cabin with porthole.
Launched: December 2021
Available in Tahiti from December 2025 to January 2026
Performance & Sails:
"Pulse Line" performance rig: +7% mainsail area, +15% Code 0
Incidences Pro-Radial sails: square-top mainsail, self-tacking solent, Mylar Code 0 (upgraded in 2025)
Carbon steering wheels, textile lifelines
Harken deck gear, Lancelin running rigging, electric winch
Pure sailing pleasure: accelerates from 7 knots of wind, with an open and ergonomic cockpit
Electronics & Navigation:
Full Raymarine package:
2 autopilot displays + P70 multifunction repeater
Axiom Plus 7" chartplotter (replacement planned end of 2025)
Quantum Doppler radar, AIS 700, VHF Ray 90
Chain counter, PredictWind Iridium GO, McMurdo Smartfind G8 EPIRB with AIS
Power & Autonomy:
1125 W solar array (SmartSolar MPPT 150/70 + 150/45)
840 Ah service batteries (July 2024)
2 kVa inverter
Portable 1 kWh lithium battery (April 2025) + 2000 W backup inverter
Aqua-Base 12V watermaker - 105 L/h, 600 L freshwater tanks
Starlink Mini low-consumption system (20W)
Comfort & Living Aboard:
Owner's cabin with 2m x 2m bed -- rare luxury on a 38-footer
Convertible salon and cockpit tables for additional berths
3 kg washing machine, 130 L fridge + 90 L freezer
Full galley: gas oven and cooktop, gas alarm, cookware, utensils, linens, Akwamat under-mattresses
Cockpit enclosure and sun awning on all sides
Highfield 310 UL Hypalon tender (2022) + Mariner 9.9 HP 2-stroke outboard
Safety & Deck Gear
8-person liferaft + grab bag
Delta main anchor, Quick Aleph 1000W windlass, 65 m of 10 mm chain + 15 m rode
Fortress FX23 aluminum secondary anchor with chain and bag
Deck wash pumps (salt and freshwater)
Petzl Falcon Mountain harness for mast climbing
Engines:
2 x Yanmar 3YM30 - 1200 hours
Service scheduled for 2025
Folding 3-blade propellers, 2 x 200 L diesel tanks
Miscellaneous:
Tools and spare parts
Fishing gear, 2 paddleboards, kayak, wingfoil, rice cooker
Summary:
Te Ava is a unique Excess 11, ready for new adventures.
Autonomous, high-performing, comfortable, and already papeetized, it represents a rare opportunity to cruise in French Polynesia with no administrative hassle.
Price
Euro €385,000
Launch Year
2021
Length
37' 2" - 11.33m
Vessel Location
Tahiti
Region
South Pacific
Use
Family, Cruising, Charter
Hull Material
Fibreglass/GRP
CONTACT DETAILS
Dealer
Sail Tahiti
Telephone
Address
Yacht Club de Tahiti
. ARUE French Polynesia
. ARUE French Polynesia
Website
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