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Excess 14 Catamaran Charter in France

47 ft, 4 cabins, sleeps 8 guests. Charter from $8,000/week bareboat to $50,000/week fully crewed.

Peak Season
Jun · Jul · Aug
Best For
performance · modern_lovers · couples
Wind (winter/summer)
14 / 16 kt

Excess 14 bareboat / crewed charter in France

The Excess 14 brings a popular 4-cabin layout that fits groups of 8 to France, where expert-level passages that reward careful planning. With 4 cabins sleeping up to 8 guests, this cat is well-suited to performance, modern_lovers, couples. Pre-position from Port Camille Rayon, Golfe-Juan; provisioning is straightforward via the local base.

Best season to book

Jun/Jul/Aug peak delivers 14kt trade winds.

Watch out for

Check transfer times. Currency: EUR. Visa (US): schengen_required.

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How much does it cost to charter the Excess 14 in France? ▾
For France, a Excess 14 charter runs $8,000 (bareboat, shoulder season) to $50,000 (fully crewed, peak season) per week. Typical 7-night charter in Jun or Jul ranges $9,600–$42,500.
When is the best time to charter the Excess 14 in France? ▾
Jun/Jul/Aug peak delivers 14kt trade winds.
Is the Excess 14 available bareboat in France? ▾
Yes. Bareboat charter of the Excess 14 is available from Port Camille Rayon, Golfe-Juan. You need sailing experience equivalent to ICC / RYA Day Skipper plus a sailing resume. Most charterers also pass a base checkout sail (~2 hours) before departure.
How long is the typical charter in France? ▾
A 7-10 day charter covering 100-180 nm is typical for France. Plan day-light transits only; night passages are not advisable for licensed but non-coastal-experienced skippers.
What's the catch with chartering the Excess 14 in France? ▾
Check transfer times. Currency: EUR. Visa (US): schengen_required.
How do I book the Excess 14 in France? ▾
Submit a 2Hulls quote request with your travel window and group size — we'll confirm the boat's availability, the recommended base, and an all-in quote (incl. provisioning, transfers, fuel estimate). Booking 6-9 months ahead is recommended for Jun peak.

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