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galeon galia 700

Avis sur le galeon galia 700

Yacht · 23 ft (7 m) · Gdynia

GGetBoat EditorialAvis publié le 8 septembre 2026
3.8/ 5
score d'expert
Design4.0
Performance3.7
Confort3.5
Maniabilité4.0
Rapport qualité-prix3.8

Caractéristiques clés

Chantier
galeon
Modèle
galia 700
Longueur
23 ft (7 m)
Passagers
7
Cabines
1
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Verdict

The Galeon Galia 700 is a compact walkaround dayboat with practical layout, good handling, and solid coastal capability. It suits buyers who want a versatile 23-foot model rather than luxury-level space or heavy-weather offshore comfort.

Avantages

  • +Walkaround design with useful foredeck sunpad and open cockpit
  • +Light, responsive handling typical of a planing outboard dayboat
  • +Modest draft suits shallow-water cruising and marina use
  • +Cabin and toilet layout add basic overnight capability
  • +Broad engine options and strong top-speed potential in properly powered examples

Inconvénients

  • −Cockpit and cabin space are limited for seven adults
  • −Below-deck accommodation is basic, not suited to extended cruising
  • −Performance and ride depend heavily on engine choice and sea state
  • −Older examples may vary significantly in equipment and condition
  • −CE category and guest capacity can differ by market or fit-out

The Galia 700 is a compact 6.97 m class walkaround model with a practical, asymmetrical deck layout, a foredeck sunbathing area, and a small cabin accessed from the helm area. It was positioned as a performance-oriented dayboat, and the 2012 examples commonly seen on the market are fitted as simple cruiser/sport-fisher variants rather than full family cruisers.

On the water, the boat’s relatively light displacement and outboard propulsion should give it lively acceleration and easy planing manners. Handling is a clear strength for the type, with the hull designed for quick, uncomplicated coastal use; however, ride quality will be more dependent on sea conditions and engine setup than on any deep offshore capability.

Comfort is functional rather than spacious. The single cabin and one-cabin layout provide overnight potential for a couple, but the boat is still best viewed as a dayboat with basic shelter and storage. For buyers, the main attraction is value: a versatile layout, manageable size, and decent equipment potential, though condition, engine specification, and local certification matter a lot on the used market.

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