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The Polish shipyard’s new two-cabin model is an evolution of the popular 400 Fly and features the brand’s iconic drop-down wings.

 

Galeon, 420 Fly, 400 Fly, Asiamarine, DPI

 

Galeon – whose dealers include Asiamarine – is developing the 420 Fly, which builds on the success of the 400 Fly, the shipyard’s smallest flybridge model to feature drop-down sides. The new model also introduces refreshed styling, enlarged side windows and enhanced comfort, as well as an expanded hydraulic swim platform with integrated stairs.

 

The 420 Fly is available with DPI sterndrive or traditional shaft drive, with each of the two engines rated up to 480hp. The options allow owners to select a system suited to their preferred cruising grounds, water depth, handling expectations and individual boating style.

 

Galeon, 420 Fly, 400 Fly, Asiamarine, DPI

 

The Polish shipyard states that the 420 Fly has an overall length of 13.68m, which is 1.2m longer than the 400 Fly. The yacht retains a 4m beam, although this extends to 5.9m with both balconies deployed either side of the aft cockpit, significantly increasing the deck area.

 

The cockpit features an L-shaped sofa with a folding table and a wet bar, while the foredeck offers another outdoor social area, with generous sunpads providing a comfortable spot for lounging. However, Galeon states that the flybridge “forms the heart of the yacht’s outdoor entertainment experience”.

 

Galeon, 420 Fly, 400 Fly, Asiamarine, DPI

 

Port stairs from the cockpit lead to a three-sided seating area along the starboard side and a folding L-shaped table, which is complemented by a forward wet bar including a grill. There’s also port access to the central helm station, which has a bench seat and is accompanied to starboard by a lounging area.

 

Inside, the main deck brings dining, relaxation and navigation together in one bright, open and inviting environment.

 

Galeon, 420 Fly, 400 Fly, Asiamarine, DPI

 

To starboard, a comfortable C-shaped sofa with a folding table creates a flexible dining and lounge area. To port, a smaller sofa to port provides additional seating, while the adjacent galley allows meals and refreshments to be prepared. The main helm station is forward to starboard and features a bench seat.

 

The lower deck offers two spacious cabins, each with its own en-suite bathroom. The full-beam master cabin is midships and features a king-size bed, generous storage and a private bathroom. Increased headroom enhances the sense of space and makes entering and moving around the cabin more comfortable. In the bow, the VIP cabin includes an oversize bed as well as plenty of storage.

www.galeon.yachts

asiamarine.com

 

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