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The Falcon 106 is a freshly refitted interior built for two families to share in equal comfort. She sleeps eight guests across four staterooms, including full-beam master and VIP suites, with a large flybridge and open-plan main salon.
Launched by Falcon in 2001, the yacht has since undergone a complete interior refit, carried out by the current Owner to open up her spaces and refresh the colour palette throughout. Exterior lines are by Stefano Righini, and the layout makes generous use of outdoor space, with seating spread across the flybridge, cockpit and foredeck. Below, the open-plan main salon brings natural light into the main deck living area.
Accommodation is arranged around a full-beam master and full-beam VIP stateroom on the lower deck, complemented by two further twin staterooms, a configuration well suited to two families travelling together.
The yacht is fitted with a power converter, allowing her to operate seamlessly between US and Mediterranean shore power systems, a practical point for Owners considering cruising on both sides of the Atlantic. She is equipped with an Airship AS130 chase boat with twin 200hp Mercury outboards and a Seadoo Spark two-seater Jet Ski. Currently based in Fort Lauderdale, the yacht is classed with RINA and flagged in the Cayman Islands.
With her recently refreshed interior, practical power converter and family-friendly layout, she presents a well-specified motor yacht ready for an Owner seeking a capable, comfortable yacht for use in the Americas or the Mediterranean.
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