The Galeon 480 Fly is a 47-foot flybridge yacht designed by naval architect Tony Castro, distinguished by its innovative layout and emphasis on natural light. Wide windows across the main and lower decks flood the interior, while carbon technology reduces weight for improved handling and a lower center of gravity. Power comes from two Volvo Penta engines delivering 1,200 horsepower combined.
The flybridge features two distinct lounge areas, a wet bar, and a fully equipped upper helm station. The signature "Beach Mode" includes partially glazed balconies that expand the cockpit space when anchored, and a retractable grill option accessible from the hydraulic swim platform. Below deck, the galley opens rearward into the cockpit via folding doors, creating flow with the main entertaining area.
Accommodations include three cabins on the lower deck: an owner's suite spanning the full beam with an ensuite, a forward VIP cabin, and a guest cabin to starboard, with the latter two sharing a second head. The main deck houses a spacious entertaining area opposite the helm station that serves as a dining space. Fuel capacity totals 1,500 liters, supporting extended cruising at 22 to 24 knots.
Length
47.08 FT
Beam
14.21 FT
Draft
4.27 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Planing
Engines
2
Engine Make
VOLVO PENTA
Engine Model
D8-600
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
39 HRS
Fuel
198.13 GAL
Water
171.71 GAL