Excess Catamarans has confirmed that its 13.97-metre Excess 14 will be on display at the Malta Boat Show from 29 October to 1 November 2026. The model qualifies for Luxury Yacht Guide's 12.00–23.99-metre coverage and is the sole yacht named in the brand's dedicated event announcement.
The appearance is a regional exhibition date rather than a new-model launch. It also gives Malta-based sailors an opportunity to inspect the yacht without travelling to one of the larger French or Italian autumn shows.
A sailing-focused catamaran
The Excess 14 reflects the builder's emphasis on direct sailing involvement and a layout connecting helm and cockpit. The platform offers multihull living space while retaining an active owner-operated character.
A viewing can clarify the route between the sail controls and accommodation and the practicalities of boarding at the dock. Equipment and rig details will depend on the particular exhibition hull.
An island-market audience
Malta offers a distinctive cruising base in the central Mediterranean, with owners using local marinas for longer passages and seasonal itineraries. A regional display allows direct discussions about service and support in that context.
Visitors should ask the dealer how a prospective boat would be equipped for their intended routes. The show announcement does not promise a uniquely configured Maltese edition or specific delivery date.
Why the 14 fits LYG
At 13.97 metres overall, the model occupies the middle of the sub-24-metre cruising-catamaran market. Its beam creates substantial living space, but berth width and manoeuvring remain key ownership considerations.
Buyers should compare actual layouts and access to technical areas instead of judging the boat by its overall length alone. The practical programme matters as much as the advertised design identity.
Late-October viewing arrangements
The manufacturer's official Malta page lists dates from 29 October through 1 November and provides an invitation form. The dedicated announcement names the Excess 14 and does not confirm the smaller 11 or 13 for this stop.
Lyg's coverage therefore focuses on the single named yacht, rather than inventing a larger stand. Visitors should confirm their booking and the precise show location with the dealer.
