Charter an Excess 11 catamaran in 4 cabins version
Guests:8 | Cabins:4 | Bathrooms:2
Maaramu is an Excess 11 performance catamaran in 4 cabins version. The work of naval architects VPLP and the Beneteau Group, the Excess 11 is focussed on one objective: a catamaran that is fun to sail and a real cruising catamaran capable of taking you to the most remote spots on earth to enjoy an isolated cove, an abandoned beach or a secret wave. We think this is the perfect boat to explore French Polynesia, sporty, modern and comfortable. Her both hull features two large aft cabins and 2 front cabin also very comfortable, making her a perfect catamaran for a large group of friends or big family. All the linen, bedding, upholstery, cooking equipment are topnotch so that you can enjoy every minute of your cruise.
Main Features:
- Accommodation for 8 guests or 6 guests + crew
- 4 large double cabins and 2 complete bathroom with separate shower
- Enternainment spaces in cockpit, saloon and front lounge
- Paddle board in option
- Full linnens and bath towels
- Optional watersports coach
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