Part of a five-model Cannes display
Galeon's official post-show account names the 400 FLY, 480 FLY, 560 FLY and 620 FLY alongside the 800 FLY European premiere. The 560 was available for comparison rather than being introduced as a newly launched model in September.
That distinction matters to buyers weighing an existing, documented layout against a new flagship. The 560 offers a broad flybridge yacht at a size still within LYG's strict under-24-metre remit.
Expanding the aft social area
The model's Beach Mode uses opening sides around the aft cockpit, making the water-facing social space wider when the yacht is stopped. The bathing platform and fold-down seating create a different experience from the same yacht in its closed running configuration.
Guests can circulate between the saloon, cockpit and the upper lounge, but the practicality of each zone depends on shade and the individual furniture specification. A show visit is useful for judging how those areas connect while people are actually seated.
Cabins and daily use
Galeon's official range places the 560 FLY at 17.55 metres overall and lists three guest cabins plus separate crew accommodation. The individual model offers substantial accommodation without automatically becoming a commercial charter vessel.
Before selecting an interior package, owners should check privacy between the master and guest rooms, access to service systems and the route from the galley to exterior dining. The usable deck area at anchor is only one aspect of an extended cruise.
Claims, photographs and specification
The official manufacturer model image illustrates the correct 560 FLY, rather than a photograph of the 800 FLY that dominated the Cannes announcement. The image does not establish which exact hull was present in France.
Galeon's published figures are model data and should be reconciled with the selected engine and loaded sea-trial records. Prospective buyers can use the Cannes line-up to compare open platforms while keeping size and machinery distinctions clear.
