Falcon 80S

At 24 metres, the Falcon 80S sits in a comfortable middle ground: large enough for four cabins and twelve guests to settle in properly, compact enough to feel personal rather than cavernous. The layout reads as a motor yacht built for real time on board rather than just photographs at the dock — cabins meant for overnight stays, open deck space for the hours in between.

Based out of Marbella, the Falcon 80S suits a run west toward Estepona and Casares as easily as a straightforward afternoon out from Puerto Banús. That stretch of coast runs quieter, with fewer boats sharing the water and better snorkelling near Punta de la Chullera — a natural fit for a group that wants two or three days rather than a single loop, with provisioning arranged ahead so the galley is stocked before anyone steps aboard.

Twelve guests across four cabins works well for an extended family taking the boat for several days, or a small corporate group hosting clients without renting something oversized. Fuel use on a coastal route stays moderate; anything further, such as a run toward the Strait of Gibraltar, changes that estimate, and realistic APA and fuel guidance gets laid out before booking rather than after.