Galeon 560 FLY

The 560 FLY bridges the gap in Galeon’s portfolio between the award-winning 500 series and the highly innovative 640 and 650 models. The long-awaited premiere is expected to directly address the needs of customers who appreciated the technical prowess of the 500 FLY yet desire more space on board and the bespoke luxury of the 640/650 models while still maintaining a manageable size.

The exterior is highlighted by the abundance of space on both decks and a plethora of windows that promise a well-lit interior. On the top deck guests will find two U-shaped, opposite facing rest and dining areas – combine them for a perfect alfresco dining experience! Up front, find a seating area and the upper helm station with the wet bar and grill moved back. The large overhang area comes with uninterrupted space for leisure and activities and can be occupied by two free-standing sun loungers. This flexible approach to space distribution allows for respite during the day and entertaining guests in the evening.

THE 560 FLY IS ALL ABOUT MAINTAINING THE FRAGILE BALANCE BETWEEN PRACTICALITY AND INTERNAL VOLUME WHILE PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES OF DESIGN AND HIGH-END DETAIL FINISHING.

The main deck comes fitted with everyone’s favorite Beach Mode that greatly increases the usable cockpit area and helps it to seamlessly to blend with the saloon and even serve refreshments to the port and starboard bars. Bow area is divided between the sundeck and a bench with proper backrest which comes in handy if you want to enjoy a thrilling ride up front. A large hydraulic platform helps with hoisting water toys and allows for easy access to the water and to the twin crew cabin located aft.

Inside, the upscale, fully customizable interior is a mixture of modern design trends and handcrafted luxury fittings with a wide variety of woodwork, fabrics and details. The main deck offers a generously appointed kitchen with the entertainment and dining area moved forward. The 560 FLY is all about maintaining the fragile balance between practicality and internal volume while pushing the boundaries of design and high-end detail finishing.

Down below three cabins and two bathrooms await the passengers for a total of six berths. The owner’s quarters are located midship with plenty of space for storage and a private head and shower. The bow VIP area offers a well-sized double bed, proper closet and an overhead skylight for natural illumination. Starboard guest cabin holds twin beds and is kept bright by hull-side windows.