Engine 1
- Make
- Volvo Penta
- Model
- D13
- Year
- 2019
- Hours
- 520
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Type
- Inboard
- Power
- 1000hp
Vessel overview
The 2019 Galeon 640 Fly brings a highly adaptable approach to life on deck, with folding side balconies extending from the main-deck cockpit area. Partially glazed balcony floors and breakfast bars on both sides create additional open-air space beside the saloon.
An electric forward window creates a direct route to the bow, where two movable sofas and integrated folding tables can be arranged for dining or sun lounging. A nearby wine bar serves the forward deck area.
The aft cockpit centres on an eight-person dining setting, with a 40-inch television that rises from the kitchen counter for outdoor viewing. An electric aft sunshade covers the dining area when required.
A hydraulic bathing platform forms the connection to the water and leads toward the separate crew cabin aft. Underwater lights add illumination around the stern after dark.
The flybridge combines a dining area, a full-size bar and surrounding lounge seating around the upper steering console. The layout keeps the helm integrated with the social space while preserving distinct areas for dining and relaxation.
A Yacht Controller system supports manoeuvring control, while a Seakeeper 9 stabilizer is fitted aboard. The Galeon 640 Fly also carries an upgraded stereo system.
The interior accommodates three cabins and three bathrooms, complemented by one crew cabin. Air conditioning is supported by upgraded chillers, and the exterior seating uses new cushions.
Twin Volvo Penta D13 engines power the yacht. The Galeon 640 Fly has a stated cruising speed of 20 knots and a stated maximum speed of 30 knots.
Technical profile
Propulsion