Falcon 80S

Onboard the Falcon 80S

At 24 metres, the Falcon 80S sits in that useful middle ground of the fleet — large enough for real separation between guests, compact enough to slip into smaller harbours without fuss. Four cabins sleep up to 12 guests, which makes the layout work equally well for an extended family taking the boat for several days or a group of couples splitting the cost of a longer charter. The proportions favour comfort over spectacle: wide walkways, a saloon built for gathering rather than display, and cabin sizes that hold up over a multi-day stay rather than just a single afternoon out.

This is a size of yacht that suits Mallorca's slower routes as much as its short ones. A charter based out of Puerto Portals or Porto Cristo can run east along the coast toward Cala Mondragó and Cala Pi, with the Falcon 80S's cabin count meaning everyone aboard has their own space to retreat to between stops. For guests planning several days rather than one, the yacht's layout supports proper provisioning — fresh produce loaded ahead of departure, enough galley and storage capacity to keep a longer itinerary self-sufficient without a return to port every evening.

The Falcon 80S is a sound choice for parties who want a genuine multi-day yacht rather than a scaled-down day boat: families wanting calm anchorages along the east coast, small corporate groups who need distinct cabins rather than shared bunks, or a mixed group of friends splitting a longer Balearic charter. Given the four-cabin, 12-guest configuration, it's worth confirming sleeping arrangements and route plans early, particularly for high-season dates when preferred berths and provisioning slots in Mallorca fill first.