Falcon 80S

Onboard the Falcon 80S

At 24 metres, the Falcon 80S sits at a size that reads as substantial without tipping into the scale of a superyacht: enough length for four proper cabins and a genuine sense of separation between guests, yet still nimble enough for a day that includes several stops rather than one long crossing. The layout suits parties of up to 12, whether that group is one family across three generations or a smaller number of couples travelling together and wanting space to spread out.

A charter on the Falcon 80S works well as a single, well-paced day out along the coast, starting from a base in Europe and built around a couple of anchorages rather than a fixed checklist of sights. Guests who want a swim stop in calmer water, a slow lunch on board, and a shorter run back in the early evening tend to find this size of boat gives them room to adjust the plan mid-afternoon without the logistics of a much larger vessel.

Booking practicalities are straightforward at this size: four cabins keep overnight groups compact, and the yacht's dimensions make it a realistic option for guests weighing a day charter against a short multi-day route. Anyone comparing running costs, fuel expectations or on-board allowance across a shortlist of 24-metre yachts will find the Falcon 80S priced and specified in line with its class, without the ambiguity that can come with vaguer charter listings.