GALEON 420 Fly | 2012

SLEEPS SIX GUESTS IN THREE CABINS
Entering from the aft cockpit, the main saloon is a bright, open space with a large C-shaped sofa to starboard, while a smaller double sofa is positioned to port opposite it.
The interior helm is to starboard, forward of the main seating area. The helm has a sliding double seat and excellent forward visibility through the large windscreen.
The galley is forward and slightly raised, adjacent to the helm area. It includes a two-burner hob, microwave, twin sinks and countertop/storage; the galley could alternatively be moved down to the lower deck, creating more open space in the saloon.
A curved central staircase descends from the galley/main-deck area to the accommodation deck, with a small open atrium around the bottom of the stairs that helps bring natural light into the lower level.
The lower deck contains three double cabins: the owner's cabin is forward, with a central berth and substantial surrounding storage.
The other two guest cabins are amidships/aft of the owner's cabin, with the port-side cabin having the possibility of being configured as a larger VIP-style cabin through the convertible berth arrangement.
There are two heads with separate showers: ensuite heads in the owner's cabin and a shared day heads for the guest cabins.
The master head is notably well equipped for a yacht of this size, with a separate shower stall, porcelain basin and electric toilet, while the second head is smaller but follows the same general finish level.