FALCO MOSCATA Yacht Charter

Start with the weird flex: FALCO MOSCATA is a multi‑award‑winning, 50m Vitruvius expedition yacht with an amphibious car, a hovercraft‑grade toy list, and a pool/jacuzzi hit by 55 micro‑jets. If you’re looking for a standard white hotel‑yacht, this is not it.

Built to go far, not just look pretty. Launched in 2010 and refit in 2022, she’s the first Picchiotti Vitruvius by Perini Navi, designed by Philippe Briand for long‑range, low‑impact cruising. Think >5,500nm range, shallow‑draft aluminum hull for sneaking into places chart plotters side‑eye, and stabilizers at anchor and underway so the boat moves less than your phone’s signal.

Guests: 9 humans, zero boredom. Up to 9 guests sleep in 4–5 well‑sorted cabins, while a crew of 8 runs the operation. Topside is where it gets interesting: a big shaded foredeck that can be reconfigured for parties or quiet hide‑outs, plus a sundeck jacuzzi zone that functions as the de‑brief station after whatever you did with the toys.

Toy department: excessive in a useful way. Two TIWAL sailing dinghies, SeaDoo Sparks, seabobs, e‑foil/surf boards, kayaks, windsurfers, paddleboards, scuba kit, snorkel gear, electric scooters, tow toys – plus that amphibious car and other oddities that turn “let’s go for a swim” into a full‑scale operations briefing. An RYA watersports centre with four instructors means this isn’t just storage; it’s a functioning adventure lab.

Why charter FALCO MOSCATA instead of another 50m: because she’s purpose‑built for real expedition‑style cruising with an unusually eco‑minded design, a huge and flexible deck layout, and a toy arsenal that actually matches the marketing. If your plan is “go further, do more, and still sleep in proper air‑conditioned comfort with a gym and fast Wi‑Fi,” this is the hardware that makes that plan real.