SEA FALCON II

Gerhard Gilgenast's dual role as naval architect and exterior designer shaped SEA FALCON II into a yacht that thrives on momentum and exploration rather than static luxury.

This 1992 Puglia creation demonstrates how thoughtful proportions—45. 72 meters stretched across a generous 9. 39-meter beam—can prioritize active cruising over purely ceremonial spaces. Kerry Alabastro's interiors complement this ethos, creating environments that feel lived-in rather than museum-like, where ten guests find themselves naturally drawn toward the next anchorage rather than lingering in port. The substantial crew of eleven suggests a yacht configured for serious voyaging, with service levels that support extended passages and spontaneous itinerary changes. Her 480 gross tons provide the stability and storage capacity essential for ambitious cruising programs, while her design DNA speaks to an era when motor yachts were conceived as genuine exploration vessels rather than floating resorts, making SEA FALCON II ideally suited for guests who measure their charter's success by nautical miles covered and coastlines discovered.