Galeon has unveiled its new Galeon 420 FLY, the latest addition to the brand’s FLY range.
The yacht builds on the Galeon 400 FLY, with refreshed styling and enhanced comfort.
A sleek profile, balanced proportions and enlarged side windows create a distinctive exterior appearance.
Features include extensive glazing, and a symmetrical layout for easy movement around the yacht and a natural flow between the yacht’s exterior and interior.
An aft cockpit that provides a social space, featuring an L-shaped sofa with a folding table and a wet bar, while sun pads allow relaxation at the bow.
With both balconies extended, the yacht reaches a width of 5.9 metres, increasing the deck area.
Together with the enlarged 420 FLY platform, they transform the cockpit into an open-air terrace close to the sea.
Relaxing interior
Inside, the main deck there is space for dining, relaxation and navigation.
To starboard, a C-shaped sofa with a folding table creates a flexible dining and lounge area, and a smaller sofa to port provides additional seating.
The main helm station is positioned forward to starboard and features a double helm seat with convenient access to the yacht’s principal navigation and control systems.
The lower deck offers two cabins, each with its own en-suite bathroom.
The full-beam master cabin is situated amidships and features a king-size bed, storage and a private bathroom.
Increased headroom enhances the sense of space and makes entering and moving around the cabin more comfortable.
At the bow, there is a VIP cabin for guests.
At the top of the yacht, the flybridge forms the heart of the yacht’s outdoor entertainment experience with a seating and dining area with a folding table, complemented by a grill and wet bar.
The centrally positioned upper helm station provides clear all-round visibility and places the captain at the centre of the experience.
The Galeon 420 FLY is available with two propulsion configurations: DPI sterndrive and traditional shaft drive. Maximum engine power is rated at 2 x 353kW (480hp).
