Sailing a catamaran from France to Tahiti<\/h1><\/div>Hinatea and Tristan prepare their catamaran for an ocean sailing trip to Tahiti<\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div>![\"Tristan](\"https:\/\/miacreates.webxmastery.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/402357544_122124721436059702_4419341989009091971_n.jpg\" "\\"402357544_122124721436059702_4419341989009091971_n\\"")
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Hinatea, from the island of Raiatea in Polynesia, and Tristan, from Rennes, are two young engineers in their thirties who have decided to change course and head for the Pacific! Specialised in high-tech transport and sustainable development, they wanted to give a new meaning to their professional lives by working for the development of Polynesia. And to put their convictions into practice, they’re not getting on a plane to travel to Tahiti, but are going to sail halfway around the world on their Excess 11 catamaran!<\/p>\n
Once in French Polynesia, Sail Tahiti will take care of the maintenance and rental management of their Excess catamaran. This solution is becoming more and more popular with sailors who want to enjoy having their own boat in our paradise waters without the constraints and costs of maintenance, and no fewer than 4 Excess catamarans will be joining our fleet in 2023\/2024!<\/p>\n
From the choice of boat to its equipment, not forgetting advice on weather routing, stopovers and provisioning, Tristan and Hinatea have been able to draw on the experience of Sail Tahiti and the Excess sailing community. In particular, they took part in the 1st Excess Campus a few weeks before their departure.<\/p>\n
Watch the video to find out why they chose their boat and how it is managed.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Hinatea and Tristan prepare their catamaran for an ocean sailing trip to Tahiti<\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Hinatea, from the island of Raiatea in Polynesia, and Tristan, from Rennes, are two young engineers in their thirties who have decided to change course and head for the Pacific! Specialised in high-tech transport and sustainable development, they wanted to give a new meaning to their professional lives by working for the development of Polynesia. And to put their convictions into practice, they’re not getting on a plane to travel to Tahiti, but are going to sail halfway around the world on their Excess 11 catamaran!<\/p>\n
Once in French Polynesia, Sail Tahiti will take care of the maintenance and rental management of their Excess catamaran. This solution is becoming more and more popular with sailors who want to enjoy having their own boat in our paradise waters without the constraints and costs of maintenance, and no fewer than 4 Excess catamarans will be joining our fleet in 2023\/2024!<\/p>\n
From the choice of boat to its equipment, not forgetting advice on weather routing, stopovers and provisioning, Tristan and Hinatea have been able to draw on the experience of Sail Tahiti and the Excess sailing community. In particular, they took part in the 1st Excess Campus a few weeks before their departure.<\/p>\n
Watch the video to find out why they chose their boat and how it is managed.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Hinatea, from the island of Raiatea in Polynesia, and Tristan, from Rennes, are two young engineers in their thirties who have decided to change course and head for the Pacific! Specialised in high-tech transport and sustainable development, they wanted to give a new meaning to their professional lives by working for the development of Polynesia. And to put their convictions into practice, they’re not getting on a plane to travel to Tahiti, but are going to sail halfway around the world on their Excess 11 catamaran!<\/p>\n
Once in French Polynesia, Sail Tahiti will take care of the maintenance and rental management of their Excess catamaran. This solution is becoming more and more popular with sailors who want to enjoy having their own boat in our paradise waters without the constraints and costs of maintenance, and no fewer than 4 Excess catamarans will be joining our fleet in 2023\/2024!<\/p>\n
From the choice of boat to its equipment, not forgetting advice on weather routing, stopovers and provisioning, Tristan and Hinatea have been able to draw on the experience of Sail Tahiti and the Excess sailing community. In particular, they took part in the 1st Excess Campus a few weeks before their departure.<\/p>\n
Watch the video to find out why they chose their boat and how it is managed.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>