Galeon 480 Fly

The Galeon 480 Fly is a yacht that stands out for its innovative design and intelligent use of space. Designed by renowned naval architect Tony Castro, this model emphasizes brightness and space, thanks to large windows on the main and lower decks that flood the interior with natural light.

The flybridge is equipped with two distinct relaxation areas, a wet bar, and a fully equipped upper helm station. The use of carbon technology allows for weight reduction, providing more space on the upper deck and better maneuverability due to a lowered center of gravity.

One of the standout features of the 480 Fly is the "Beach Mode," which comes with partially glazed balconies, effectively expanding the cockpit space when you decide to drop anchor. Additionally, a retractable grill option is accessible from the hydraulic platform, ideal for convivial outdoor moments.

Inside, the kitchen is cleverly oriented towards the rear, facilitating a seamless transition with the cockpit through folding doors. A spacious entertainment area, located opposite the helm station, serves as a versatile dining room for your gatherings on board. The lower deck houses three spacious cabins: a master cabin occupying the full width of the boat with a private bathroom, a VIP cabin at the front, and a guest cabin to starboard, the latter two sharing a well-equipped second bathroom.

The Galeon 480 Fly offers an overall length of 14.35 meters (47'1'') and a maximum width of 5.94 meters (19'6''). It is powered by two engines with a power range between 440 and 600 horsepower each, allowing for a top speed of around 30 knots and a cruising speed between 22 and 24 knots. The fuel tank capacity is 2 x 750 liters, providing a range suitable for long crossings.

This yacht is designed to accommodate up to 14 people, offering a perfect balance of performance, comfort, and innovation, making the Galeon 480 Fly an ideal choice for boating enthusiasts seeking an exceptional cruising experience.