2016 Galeon 660 Fly

The 2016 Galeon 660 Fly is a 66-foot fiberglass motor yacht powered by twin MAN diesel engines producing 2,400 horsepower combined. Her distinctive styling features a custom marine-grade matte black wrap with a neon green boot stripe, paired with an extended hydraulic swim platform and teak decks throughout the cockpit, flybridge, and platform. The design emphasizes entertaining across multiple outdoor spaces: an aft deck with large sun pad and two-tone diamond-stitched settee, a voluminous flybridge with wet bar and electric grill, and a full walk-around exterior leading to adjustable bow lounges.

Inside, the yacht flows seamlessly from the raised galley forward—fitted with Dometic refrigeration, U-Line ice maker, and Kenyon appliances—through the salon with walnut joinery, suede headliners, and a large U-shaped settee. A full-beam master stateroom occupies the center with expansive windows and a private vanity; a forward VIP stateroom and twin guest stateroom complete the three-stateroom ensuite layout. Crew quarters are located separately aft with dedicated galley and head. Throughout, interiors feature custom LED accent lighting, marble flooring in heads, plush carpeting, and integrated audio systems including Bose surround sound and Fusion/JL speakers.

Navigation and engine systems are comprehensive: dual 19-inch Raymarine displays, Raymarine autopilot with radar and sonar, a Seakeeper gyro stabilizer, and Sidepower bow and stern thrusters. The engine room houses the twin MAN engines at approximately 1,400 hours, along with a 29kW generator, ZF gears, and Mastervolt chargers. Exterior features include Lumishore full-spectrum underwater lighting, a Lewmar anchor windlass with approximately 300 feet of high-test chain, and ACR EPIRB.

Recent yard work in 2026 included new antifoul bottom paint, serviced main engines and generator, replaced main engine shaft seals and rudder seals, new stern thruster components, all eight thru-hulls replaced, new house batteries installed, and teak decks refinished. The bow sun pads received new upholstery in 2024, as did the teak deck treatment in 2025.