Audrey, Nicolas, their two children… and Pelican, their Excess 14.
For this couple, the sea is more than a passion, it’s a true life project.
Their goal? To show their children that taking on great challenges is possible with belief, solid preparation, and the right people around you.
This summer, they’re getting ready to set sail on a world tour aboard their Excess 14.
But before casting off, they chose to take part in Excess Campus 2025, held in Canet-en-Roussillon — a valuable step to train, meet others, exchange experiences… and build confidence.
For Audrey and Nicolas, the Excess Campus is more than a training program. It’s a real encounter. With fellow owners, but also with the people behind the brand.
Audrey highlights the “team spirit” and “interaction” during these moments of exchange — experiences that enrich their journey and bring reassurance before the big departure.
Being part of the Excess tribe means being heard, staying connected with the teams… and never feeling alone.
“We’re part of a team. We’re supported, listened to, and we believe in our project.”
If they had to sum up Excess in three words?
Team. Energy. Responsiveness.
These are the values they find at every Excess event and in every interaction.
Watch their story in video: https://youtu.be/7e5vb86M8IQ
Looking back on Excess Campus 2025:
From May 14 to 17, 2025, the 3rd edition of Excess Campus brought together 30 owners from around the world.
The program included technical workshops, flotilla sailing, and moments of sharing in a warm, open atmosphere.
The Excess tribe gathered with one common goal: to gain autonomy and peace of mind.
For more details: read the full article here.
