Concentrating on superyachts in fiberglass, using high specification materials, Falcon Yachts have always been synonomous with quality. By integrating the most modern technology in the classic lines , by extreme care in every detail. A meticulous process that takes place in house from start to finish.
In this stage, Falcon Yachts concentrated on two models: the Falcon 102 ‘and the Falcon 115’. A legend of tradition and evolution was created, with constant innovation, offering each owner unique, exclusive and truly bespoke Superyachts.
Falcon always maintained a client centric approach and philosophy, from the moment the owner choose their Superyacht, to the manufacturing process and selection of finishes. Today, we continue that philosophy and accompany each client on their journey, with attentive after-sales service and advice.
Each owner is unique. Each person who is part of the great Falcon Yachts team is authentic and supremely experienced. That is why each Falcon Superyacht that leaves our shipyards is and always has been unique.
Falcon has always been synonymous with unique Yachts.
Since Edoardo Spreafico founded Cielo Terra Mare in Milan (CTM Sas) in 1968, we have built Superyachts with a soul, particular essence, exquisite boats manufactured precisely so that each owner enjoys freedom as an exclusive experience.
From 1968, when Edoardo Spreafico founded Cielo Terra Mare in Milan a company specialized in luxury goods, to the opening in 1988 of Cantieri Navali Falcon in Viareggio, Tuscany, where 250 serious, luxurious and compact fiberglass motor yachts, ranging from 15 to 35 meters, were built.
The hallmarks of Falcon Motor Yachts are globally recognized: classic clean lines, refined interiors made with superior materials and, above all, with exceptional performance at sea.
Initially, production focused on the Falcon 86 ‘and Falcon 90’ models under the Cantieri Navali Falcon brand. In 1992 Falcon Yachts began its journey, as a sister company of legendary Cantieri Navali Falcon, to respond to the growing demand in the Superyacht market, focusing on building larger Falcon models.
