Faeton’s production center is in Gádor, in the province of Almería, Spain.
What types of boats does Faeton build?
Faeton builds motorboats and sports boats, especially fishing boats, cruisers and flybridge models. Its range has mainly covered boats in the 7- to 12-metre class.
What is Faeton known for?
Faeton is known for Spanish-built sport-fishing and leisure motorboats, especially the Moraga line. The brand emphasizes practical layouts, coastal cruising and a long production history.
Faeton is a Spanish boat builder based in Gádor, Almería. The company builds motorboats and sports boats, with a long focus on models for fishing, cruising and day use. Its official history says the brand began in 1980 and has produced more than 3,000 boats.
History and shipyard
Faeton’s official history places the start of the brand in 1980 in Almería, Spain, where it began building sports fishing boats between 7.49 and 12 metres. The company says it has more than 40 years of experience and is one of Spain’s leading shipyards in the 7- to 12-metre segment. Its production center is in Gádor, where it highlights design, moulding, painting, lamination and assembly facilities. Faeton also says it has built boats for other shipyards, including RAND BOATS and the Astondoa 377 Coupe.
Model range and focus
Faeton’s best-known range has centered on motorboats in the approximately 7 to 12 metre class, aimed at fishing, recreation and coastal cruising. The company’s own history page notes that since 1995 it has specialized in internal-combustion boats such as the Faeton 780 Moraga, presented at the Barcelona Boat Show and sold in large numbers. Dealer listings and brand pages also show models such as the 730 Moraga, 940 Moraga, 1040 Fly, 1180 Moraga and Formentera 36, indicating a range that includes sport-fishing boats, cruisers and flybridge models.
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