Debut of Galeon 620 Fly at Cannes: A Flybridge Decked with Features and a Vast Beach Terrace

The Galeon 620 Fly premiered at the renowned Cannes Yachting Show, dazzling spectators with its remarkable features. Despite the distraction of the surprise reveal of its 430 Explorer sibling, the 620 Fly shone in its category. It is the first vessel of its size to offer three fold-down platforms, setting new standards for innovation in yachting design. One of these awe-inspiring platforms provides direct access from the owner’s full-beam cabin, promising an ease of on-board living that is incomparable. With two other platforms folding flush with the bathing platform, a beach terrace of substantial size is created. This transforming feature extends along the port side, merging seamlessly with a watertight door leading to the owner’s cabin, offering direct access for an invigorating morning swim. A third fold-down platform operates at main-deck level on the starboard side, doubling as an outside galley-counter bar, complete with plug-in stools for guests. The Galeon 620’s deck, both aft and fore, offers ample lounging space for guests and owners to enjoy the stunning vistas of the open sea. What sets the Galeon 620 Fly apart even more is its unquestionably spacious flybridge, which Galeon proudly claims to be the largest in its class. No doubt, its numerous seating areas, voluminous wet bar, and two-person helm affirm this claim convincingly. On-board comfort continues with three ensuite cabins, all accessible from a centrally located lobby. A VIP bow cabin offers a pleasing amount of natural light courtesy of large picture windows and a full-length skylight. Finally, the Galeon 620 Fly comes with an available crew cabin that is sizable and a separate single or double bunk cabin. With a top speed of 31 knots, the Galeon 620 Fly is an undeniable jewel among yachts and a dream come true for any yachting enthusiast.