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Galeon 53 Fly

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Luxury Yacht · 53 ft · Up to 13 guests

A 53 ft flybridge yacht with a roofed upper deck, a grey-oak salon and two staterooms, for up to 13 guests.

Galeon 53 Fly Yacht Rental in Miami

The Galeon 53 Fly is a 53 ft flybridge yacht for up to 13 guests, built around a roofed upper deck and a salon finished in grey oak. She suits a group that likes to split between a lounge above and a lounge below: a birthday, a family reunion or friends who want room to spread out.

At the bow, two cushioned sunpads sit ahead of the windscreen with a dark glass panel set between them. Aft, a curved sofa and a cushioned table stand on teak decking, a step from the swim platform, and stairs lead up to the flybridge, where sofas run along both sides of a table under a roof. In the salon, ivory sofas surround a wood table, the helm sits forward, and a light-wood galley with white counters opens to the seating. The master stateroom has an island bed, wood-panelled walls and a skylight hatch.

Four hours ($3,850) cover a slow loop past Fisher Island and Government Cut, with the flybridge as the main seat. Six hours ($5,100) add an anchorage off Key Biscayne for a swim, and eight hours ($6,400) stretch to a run down toward the Cape Florida lighthouse and a long afternoon on the water.

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  • Roofed Flybridge Sofas on both sides of a table, with a roof overhead for shade.
  • Two Bow Sunpads Cushioned loungers ahead of the windscreen, with a bench behind them.
  • Teak Stern Lounge A curved sofa and a cushioned table on teak decking beside the swim platform.
  • Grey-Oak Interior Ivory sofas, a light-wood galley with white counters and an island-bed master stateroom.
  • Birthday Above Deck Toast at the flybridge table, then move the group down to the stern lounge.
  • Family Reunion Relatives share the salon sofas and the sunpads, with two staterooms for a quiet break.
  • Friends With Room to Spread Four seating zones on three levels keep a group of up to 13 from crowding.
  • Afternoon Swim Stop Anchor off the island shore and step from the stern lounge to the platform.
  • Roofed flybridge with a table and sofas
  • Stairs from the stern deck to the flybridge
  • Two cushioned sunpads on the bow
  • Teak stern deck with a curved sofa and cushioned table
  • Swim platform at the stern
  • Salon with ivory sofas and a wood table
  • Helm station in the salon
  • Galley with white counters
  • Master stateroom with an island bed and skylight hatch
  • 2 staterooms and 2 bathrooms

What is the flybridge of the Galeon 53 Fly like?

It is a roofed upper deck with a table in the middle and sofas along both sides, reached by stairs from the stern deck. The roof keeps it shaded, and the seating faces back over the wake.

How do 13 guests spread across the Galeon 53 Fly?

Across three levels. The bow has two sunpads and a bench, the stern deck has a curved sofa, and the flybridge adds a table with sofas on both sides. The salon below has ivory sofas around a wood table for anyone who wants to be indoors.

What is inside the Galeon 53 Fly below the flybridge?

The salon has ivory sofas, a wood table and the helm forward, and a light-wood galley with white counters opens to the seating. The master stateroom has an island bed, wood-panelled walls and a skylight hatch.

How is the Galeon 53 Fly different from the Galeon 50?

This 53 ft yacht takes up to 13 guests and has two staterooms, a roofed flybridge with a table and a grey-oak interior with a light-wood galley. The Galeon 50 takes 12 guests, has three staterooms and a salon under glass panels.

How should a group plan 4, 6 or 8 hours on the Galeon 53 Fly?

Four hours suit a scenic loop with most of the time on the flybridge. Six leave room for a swim from the stern platform. Eight let the group move between the decks through the afternoon without watching the clock.

Capacity: 13 Guests

Staterooms: 2

Heads / Baths: 2

Length: 53 feet

Charter length: 4, 6 or 8 hours