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Where to buy Galeon 800 FLY:
Galeon Yachts
Galeon’s current largest model, the 800 FLY, is on another level. It’s best described as a sporty superyacht.
With its standard five-cabin/five-bath layout and separate crew accommodations, the 800 FLY is made for big adventures for big groups. It’s realistic as an owner-operated yacht, but the crew cabin is self-enclosed around a small galley for their comfort and passenger pleasure.
It has roomy and inviting social spaces on the bow, aft cockpit, salon, and upper flybridge. Every outdoor seating area is equipped with sunshades and can accommodate plenty of guests.
This is also Galeon’s most expensive vessel, with a price tag on the 800 FLY above $4 million. For that reason, if you’re looking for an owner-operated yacht, the 640 FLY does much of what it’s big brother can do at a more versatile size.
Things we like:
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Large staterooms and bathrooms with separate showers -
U-shaped galley, wet bar, dining area, day head, and settees in 850 square-foot salon
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Direct access from the helm to the side deck, plus joystick docking control from the aft cockpit
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Twin diesel engines, twin diesel generators, and twin air conditioning systems for redundancy
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Separate crew accommodations aft of the engine room
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Respectable clubhouse platform
Things we don't like:
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No garage space for toys or chairs at the clubhouse
Where to buy Galeon 800 FLY:
Galeon Yachts
- Length: 83 feet, 2 inches
- Beam: 19 feet
- Draft: 5 feet, 11 inches
- Weight: 154,548 pounds, max load
- Height: 24 feet, 11 inches
- Power: Twin MTU 1,920-hp diesels
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Things we like:
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Large staterooms and bathrooms with separate showers
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U-shaped galley, wet bar, dining area, day head, and settees in 850 square-foot salon
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Direct access from the helm to the side deck, plus joystick docking control from the aft cockpit
-
Twin diesel engines, twin diesel generators, and twin air conditioning systems for redundancy
-
Separate crew accommodations aft of the engine room
-
Respectable clubhouse platform
Things we don't like:
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No garage space for toys or chairs at the clubhouse
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