Italian shipyard Falcon Yachts has announced its latest flagship superyacht, the 50m (164ft) F50, as part of the brand’s relaunch since its last delivery in 2011 of SEA FALCON (now ALPINN).
Designed in collaboration with Italian designer Horacio Bozzo and engineered by Axis Group Yacht Design, the semi-custom F50 will join the yard's existing lineup, which includes yachts ranging from 33-55m in steel and aluminum.
With an interior volume of 499 GT, the F50 can accommodate up to 12 guests across six staterooms. The main deck features an owner's suite with expansive ocean views through large windows. The upper deck's VIP suite can be converted into a playroom, office, or gym. Additional VIP and guest staterooms are located on the lower deck, along with accommodations for a crew of 10 in five cabins. Falcon Yachts has also highlighted that "the F50 boasts an ingenious utilization of space, fostering an ambiance of relaxed elegance for its fortunate guests."
The F50's exterior decks are designed for both entertainment and relaxation, with a 100-square-meter beach club connected to the interior dining saloon, offering guests the option of alfresco dining near the water. The sundeck includes a lounge area, Jacuzzi, bar, and a sheltered dining space with panoramic views. The foredeck garage provides storage for a 7m (23ft) tender, Jet Skis, and rescue tender.
Although the F50 is not yet under construction, Falcon Yachts anticipates a possible delivery by 2027. Currently, a 45m (148ft) displacement yacht is being built at the Pisa shipyard, with completion expected in 2025.
Falcon Yachts also plans to expand its range further, with the F38 model expected to be unveiled in the future.
