Galeon has introduced the new 420 Fly, the latest addition to its flybridge lineup and a development of the 400 Fly. The new model retains the practical dimensions of its predecessor while adding refreshed styling and more usable outdoor space.
Extensive glazing and enlarged side windows give the 420 Fly a contemporary profile, while three levels provide a surprising amount of living space. The aft cockpit features an L-shaped sofa, folding table and wet bar, while extended side balconies increase the yacht’s beam to 19 feet 4 inches and expand the cockpit into an open-air terrace. An enlarged swim platform and bow sun pads add further options for enjoying the water.
Inside, the main deck combines the galley, dining area, lounge and helm in a bright, open layout. The lower deck accommodates two cabins, each with a private head. The full-beam amidships master has a king-size bed, increased headroom and ample storage, while a forward VIP provides additional guest accommodations.
Up top, the flybridge centers on a large seating and dining area with a folding table, grill and wet bar, along with an upper helm station offering all-around visibility.
Propulsion options include DPI sterndrives or traditional shaft drives, with maximum power of twin 480 hp engines. The flexibility allows owners to tailor the boat to their cruising grounds and preferred handling characteristics.
