À propos de ce yacht
The Galeon 640 Fly is a 2022 motoryacht built for those seeking comfort and capability in equal measure. Moored at Marina Baotić in Okrug, this 20.8-metre vessel serves as your floating base for exploring the Adriatic's most coveted waters—a region where crystalline coves, medieval coastal towns, and sun-drenched islands form an irresistible backdrop. With five generously appointed cabins accommodating up to ten guests, the Premium + suits families, groups of friends, or multiple couples who want to travel together without compromise, each enjoying private quarters and access to four full bathrooms.
The yacht's flybridge and expansive teak cockpit become the heart of life aboard, offering shaded respite beneath the bimini and panoramic views as you cruise. The twin Volvo engines deliver smooth, efficient performance, while the bow thruster and autopilot make navigation intuitive even for less experienced skippers. Below deck, the saloon flows naturally into the galley, where a full-size refrigerator, espresso machine, and ice maker keep provisions fresh and spirits high. Entertainment comes via the onboard television and reliable Wi-Fi, though most guests find themselves drawn to the water instead.
A typical week unfolds with morning swims from the annexe or stand-up paddle board, leisurely passages between islands, and afternoons anchored in sheltered bays accessible only by water. The dessalinator ensures unlimited fresh water, whilst the generator and voltage converter support all your devices without worry. The radar and GPS chartplotter guide you with precision, whether navigating narrow channels or exploring less-charted anchorages. Evening meals on the teak deck become ritual—local Dalmatian wines, fresh seafood from waterfront markets, and the kind of unhurried conversation that only happens when the horizon stretches endlessly before you.
Seven nights aboard the Premium + transforms from a holiday into a rhythm—one measured in sunrise swims, hidden coves where only sailboats venture, and sunsets that linger long enough to fill your glass twice over.