FGSTAR MINI

Galeon 440 Fly — Croatia A mid-size flybridge from Galeon's fourth generation, the 440 Fly reads immediately as part of that family: taut lines, sporty accents, and generous glazing on both decks that keeps the interior in constant conversation with the water. The exterior comes from another collaboration with the Tony Castro Design Studio, and the intent behind it is easy to follow once aboard — every outside area has been drawn for real use, with circulation that never forces guests to queue or squeeze past one another. Accommodation is arranged over three cabins for six guests on the lower deck. The midship owner's cabin and the forward VIP each take a double bed, both with the volume and stowage you'd expect to find a deck higher, while the third cabin is fitted with bunk beds — useful for children, or for a couple travelling with friends. Two bathrooms serve the lower deck, each with a separate shower and full standing height. The main saloon follows a clear, classic logic: the seating area sits aft, separated from the cockpit by sliding glass doors alone, so the two spaces merge into one at anchor. Galley and helm move forward, leaving the social heart of the yacht uninterrupted. Where the 440 Fly makes its case most convincingly is aft. The full-width hydraulic stern platform allows boarding from any side, and Beach Mode — with semi-glazed side panels that fold down — extends the usable deck at the waterline. It is the kind of arrangement that changes how a day unfolds: swimming, diving, fishing or simply sitting with your feet in the Adriatic, all a step from the stern grill area. On the flybridge, the helm is paired with a companion settee to port, while the main lounging area has been pushed aft — an L-shaped sofa wrapping an elongated table for six, with a wet bar close at hand. Forward, the bow is reached directly through starboard sliding doors beside the helm, where a foldable bimini and forward-facing seat give shade or shelter as the day requires. Your crew handles the running of the yacht and the rhythm of the days, from provisioning to anchorages, leaving you to decide little more than where to swim next. The bathing platform also serves as a lift for water toys, bringing them in and out of the water without ceremony.