Introducing the first photos of Galeon 560 FLY

Galeon shipyard has just unveiled the first photos of Galeon 560 FLY, a luxurious yacht that combines the best features of previous models in the Galeon lineup. The new model fills the gap between the 500 series and the larger 640 and 650 models, offering more space while still being manageable in size.


The yacht features a robust hull, developed in collaboration with the Tony Castro Design Studio, ensuring stability and a comfortable ride even in open waters. The frame is made of vacuum infused fiberglass with carbon reinforcements, providing better rigidity and weight savings. The flybridge and hardtop are also constructed with carbon for increased stiffness and a lower center of gravity.

The exterior of the yacht offers ample space on both decks and large windows that flood the interior with natural light. The top deck features two U-shaped seating areas, which can be combined for alfresco dining. There is also a seating area and helm station with a wet bar and grill. The main deck includes a Beach Mode that expands the cockpit area, seamlessly blending with the saloon. 


Inside, the yacht boasts a customizable interior with a blend of modern design trends and luxurious fittings. The main deck features a well-appointed galley and an entertainment and dining area. 


Below deck, there are three cabins and two bathrooms, providing accommodations for up to six guests. The owner's quarters are spacious and include a private head and shower. The VIP area in the bow offers a double bed and ample storage, while the starboard guest cabin has twin beds and hull-side windows for natural light.


More information available here.