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Galeon never stops renewing itself, and once again relies on the prestigious pencil of Tony Castro to redefine the mid-range of its fleet. The new Galeon 520 Fly is born to pick up a heavy legacy, that of the 500, but it does so with a definite leap forward in terms of volume and brightness.
The design philosophy is to bring to 16 meters the clever solutions that have made the big sisters so successful, as we saw in Cannes.
The exterior look is aggressive and flashy, as the Polish shipyard, as well as its designer, has accustomed us to, featuring hull-mounted windows that seem to go on forever, providing the interior with a visual connection to the sea at every point. These flowing lines that chase along the hull help streamline its appearance, which has always been the cross and delight of flybridges.
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