Galeon 330 Fly-Test
Yacht · 39 ft (12 m) · Dubrovnik
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Galeon
- Modell
- Galeon 330 Fly
- Länge
- 39 ft (12 m)
- Gäste
- 8
- Kabinen
- 2
Urteil
A practical flybridge cruiser with solid build quality, balanced seaworthy proportions, and a layout that suits family use or charter. It is not the newest or fastest in class, but it offers good space and usable performance for its size.
Vorteile
- +Flybridge layout adds outdoor seating and helm visibility
- +Twin diesel sterndrive setup gives sensible cruising speed
- +Deep-V hull should handle chop better than flatter cruisers
- +8-person rating fits day use or short family trips
Nachteile
- −2005-era design shows in styling and systems age
- −Fuel burn and maintenance can be meaningful on twin diesels
- −Cabin layout is compact for a 39ft yacht
- −Used-market condition varies widely by engine package and upkeep
The Galeon 330 Fly is a compact flybridge yacht that uses a deep-V planing hull, twin inboard diesel sterndrives, and a practical cruising layout. Public listings for 2005 examples show lengths around 10.1 m, a beam of about 3.4 m, and engine choices commonly ranging from roughly 210 to 260 hp per side, so real-world performance depends heavily on the exact fit-out and maintenance history.
On the water, this model is generally described as capable of around 20–24 knots in cruise and roughly 30–32 knots at top end with the stronger engine packages. That places it in the comfortable family-cruiser bracket rather than the sporty performance segment, with the deep-V hull likely helping ride quality in short chop, while sterndrives and age-related service needs make handling and upkeep more dependent on condition than on design alone.
Inside, the 330 Fly is typically offered with 2–3 cabins depending on configuration, and the 8-person rating supports day cruising and short coastal trips. Space is well used for its size, but the interior volume is naturally tighter than on larger modern flybridge yachts, so livability is best suited to couples or families who value outdoor areas and a compact, efficient layout.
In value terms, the Galeon 330 Fly can be attractive on the used market because it delivers flybridge appeal, diesel economy relative to larger yachts, and a recognizable cruising package. Buyers should, however, pay close attention to engine hours, drive condition, and electronics, since age and maintenance will have a greater impact on ownership cost than the base design alone.
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