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2019 Galeon 640 Fly

Boca Raton, FL, US 68.3 ft · 16.25 ft' beam 4 cabins 30 kn kn top
Asking
$1,499,000
Our Take

The 2019 Galeon 640 Fly represents a thoughtfully engineered evolution in the 68-foot flybridge motor yacht category, delivering the kind of functional layout and entertainment-focused design that appeals to serious cruising owners. Based in Boca Raton, Florida, this 640 Galeon combines Galeon's signature exterior styling with a genuinely innovative interior floor plan that prioritizes both guest accommodation and owner comfort across multiple deck levels.

Vessel Architecture & Performance

At 68.25 feet in length with a 16.25-foot beam and 4.83-foot draft, the 640 Fly offers the stability and sea-keeping characteristics expected of a modern European-built motor yacht in this size range. Twin diesel propulsion delivers a 30-knot maximum speed with a comfortable 20-knot cruising speed, supported by a 686-gallon fuel capacity and 211-gallon water capacity suitable for extended offshore passages. The hydraulic trim tabs and dual-lever electronic vessel control (EVC) system provide the precise maneuvering control necessary for docking and anchoring operations, while the integrated thruster system enhances low-speed handling.

Flybridge & Entertainment

The enlarged flybridge represents one of the 640's defining features. A full-sized bar with refrigeration, fiberglass sink, and retractable faucet anchors the space, while a generous U-shaped lounge seating area and separate doublewide captain's seat provide comfortable stations for both helm operation and social entertaining. A foldable fiberglass table accommodates casual dining, and the forward sunpad extends the usable deck space. The Fusion 12V AM/FM stereo with Bluetooth connectivity and integrated speakers supports entertainment throughout the day, while 120V GFI outlets and USB charging stations ensure guest devices remain powered. Indirect LED lighting creates an inviting ambiance after sunset, and the fiberglass arch with integrated stainless steel radar mast provides both structural support and a clean, modern profile.

Aft Cockpit & Entertaining

The aft cockpit dining area seats eight guests comfortably, with a sliding 40-inch entertainment television that rises from the galley countertop—a feature that bridges indoor and outdoor entertaining seamlessly. The electric aft sunshade delivers weather protection during use, while the self-draining teak sole and stainless steel hardware maintain the yacht's refined aesthetic. Dual aft-facing seating with integrated sun pad and C-shaped upholstered sofa create multiple lounge configurations, and convenient access to the hydraulic swim platform with teak decking and three-step collapsible swim ladder encourages water activities.

Beach Mode & Bow Deck Innovation

The revolutionary electric front window entrance opens the bow deck to a dramatic transformation. Two separate movable sofas with integrated foldable tables adapt the space for sundeck entertaining, while the nearby wine bar with refrigeration allows you to serve guests directly from the foredeck. The signature Beach Mode configuration features six-meter-long balconies with partially glazed floors and breakfast bars on both sides, creating an open-air lounge experience that few yachts in this class can match. This forward deck accessibility—achieved through the motorized windshield entrance—distinguishes the 640 Fly's spatial design philosophy.

Galley & Provisions

The galley features a 240V two-burner induction cooktop, under-counter refrigerator with freezer compartment, microwave, and generous Corian countertops with dedicated glass storage and overhead cabinetry. Twin stain

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The 640 FLY will be a game changer, once again offering solutions never before seen in this class. This transformer yacht will revolutionize the segment with its innovative approach to layout and space distribution. This transformer model will follow a new design path to allow for bigger volume and better space distribution, all while maintaining the great exterior appearance Galeon models are known for. Outside, the aft cockpit dining area holds eight people who can enjoy an entertainment system with a 40-inch TV sliding up from the kitchen top, all while protected from the elements by the electric aft sunshade. Further back, find the hydraulic bath platform capable of handling all water paraphernalia and convenient access to a large skipper cabin. The top deck is enlarged to offer a generous dining space, a full-sized bar, and plenty of lounge space surrounding the steering console. The bow deck area can be approached by the revolutionary, electric front window entrance revealing two separate movable sofas with integrated foldable tables for sundeck purposes. Serve the area from a nearby wine bar to further impress your guests. Everyone's favorite Beach Mode makes a welcome reappearance, fitted with six-meter-long balconies with partially glazed floors and a breakfast bar on both sides. SEAKEEPER 9Yacht  Controller Upgraded Stereo System. $35,000Underwater Lights All  New Outside Cushion New and Upgraded   A/C  Chillers  $65,000Not Often Will You Find Something As Special As ThisExcellent Opportunity To Own One Of The Most Sought After Flybridge Motor Yacht in its size range. Truly Unrivaled In Its Class, The 640 Galeon Offers More Onboard Entertainment Options With Incredible Versatility. Contact the Listing Broker for full details - Available to be seen 7 days a week - Schedule your appointment today.  

2019 Galeon 640 Fly: A Transformer Flybridge Motor Yacht Built for Sophisticated Entertaining and Extended Cruising
Overview
The 2019 Galeon 640 Fly represents a significant evolution in the 60-plus-foot flybridge motor yacht category, introducing innovative spatial design and functional versatility that redefine how owners and their guests experience time aboard. At 68.25 feet in length with a 16.25-foot beam, this Galeon combines European engineering with a layout philosophy that prioritizes volume distribution, multiple entertaining zones, and practical cruising comfort. Located in Boca Raton, Florida, this 640 Fly demonstrates the builder's commitment to transforming the mid-sized flybridge segment through thoughtful arrangement of social spaces, sleeping accommodations, and operational stations. The 640 Fly's design philosophy centers on maximizing usable deck space while maintaining the refined exterior aesthetics Galeon is recognized for throughout the industry. Rather than cramming features into a confined footprint, this model distributes amenities across distinct entertaining and relaxation areas—each with independent access, environmental control, and purpose-built furnishings. This approach allows multiple groups aboard to enjoy the yacht simultaneously without crowding, a critical consideration for owners who entertain frequently or cruise with extended family.
Deck Design and Outdoor Entertainment Zones
The 640 Fly's deck arrangement prioritizes entertainment flexibility across three distinct levels. The aft cockpit serves as the primary social hub, featuring a dining area that accommodates eight guests comfortably. This space is protected by an electric aft sunshade, allowing use throughout varying weather conditions. A 40-inch television rises from the galley countertop via motorized mechanism, enabling the cockpit to function as an entertainment venue independent of the salon. The teak cockpit sole provides traditional aesthetic appeal while the self-draining design ensures practical maintenance. The flybridge represents the yacht's signature entertaining platform. An enlarged upper deck incorporates a full-sized wet bar with fiberglass sink and retractable faucet, a generous dining area, and extensive lounge seating arranged in U-shape configuration. A doublewide sofa positioned adjacent to the captain's seat creates an observation area for navigation and sightseeing. Forward of the helm, a foldable fiberglass table and forward sunpad accommodate additional guests, while a wine bar service station enhances the entertaining experience. The flybridge helm station features a doublewide captain's seat with armrests, engine data display, thruster control panel, fire system monitor, and dual-lever electronic vessel control (EVC) steering. The bow deck introduces the yacht's signature "Beach Mode" feature: a revolutionary electric front window entrance that creates an open-air gathering space. Two separate movable sofas with integrated foldable tables adapt to various configurations—social dining, sunbathing, or casual lounging. Six-meter-long balconies with partially glazed floors extend the usable bow area while maintaining safety railings. A breakfast bar on both sides allows service from the nearby wine bar, facilitating seamless entertaining from bow to stern. The hydraulic swim platform at the transom incorporates a collapsible three-step swim ladder and teak decking, providing convenient water access for swimming, water sports, or tender operations. A connecting stairway links the platform to the aft cockpit, creating a logical flow between the main social zone and water activities.
Helm and Navigation Systems
The 640 Fly provides dual helm stations—a primary lower helm in the main salon and a secondary station on the flybridge—allowing flexible operation depending on sea state, visibility, or owner preference. The lower helm incorporates a synchronized twin windscreen wiper system with front window washing and defroster, essential for maintaining visibility during variable weather. Engine data display, compass, thruster control panel, fire system monitor, and dual-lever EVC steering provide comprehensive vessel management. A high-water bilge alarm offers safety monitoring during extended cruising. The flybridge helm station delivers the commanding vantage point many owners prefer for day cruising and docking. Positioned forward of the social seating, the doublewide captain's seat provides comfort during extended helm time. A fiberglass arch with stainless steel radar mast supports navigation electronics, while the control panel arrangement mirrors the lower helm for consistency. Anchor lighting and indirect LED illumination ensure safe nighttime operation. Throughout both helm stations, 120V GFI-protected outlets and USB charging stations accommodate modern navigation tablets, chartplotters, and communication devices. The compass installations and thruster control panels indicate the yacht's design for confident maneuvering in confined spaces—critical for docking at busy marinas or navigating narrow channels.
Interior Layout and Cabin Accommodations
The 640 Fly's below-deck arrangement prioritizes sleeping comfort and privacy across four distinct cabin spaces, supported by three full heads with separate shower compartments. This configuration allows the yacht to accommodate owners, guests, and crew without compromising privacy or comfort. Master Cabin : The owner's cabin occupies the mid-ship full-beam position, featuring a queen-size centerline bed with high-resilience polyurethane foam mattress and beneath-bed storage. Port-side twin seating with integrated storage creates a comfortable retreat area. A private entrance to the owner's head provides exclusive access to a spa-quality bathroom featuring a Corian countertop with ceramic bowl, separate shower area with overhead rain shower and mosaic tile floor, and full-length mirror. LED accent and overhead lighting, a skylight, panoramic side windows with treatments, and a Samsung Smart LED television with Blu-ray player create a sophisticated owner's sanctuary. A Bose 120 sound system with soundbar and acoustic mass module provides audio throughout the space. Port and starboard wardrobes with lighted stainless steel rods and shelving accommodate extended cruising wardrobes. Forward Guest Cabin (VIP) : The bow guest cabin features a queen-size centerline bed with matching high-resilience mattress, private entrance, and dedicated head and shower. A foredeck skylight with opening rectangular hatch and manual blinds provides natural light and ventilation. Overhead and accent LED lighting, reading lamps, vanity with stool, and lighted wardrobe rods support guest comfort. Opening portholes with tinted inserts and mosquito nets, combined with side windows and window treatments, allow customizable ventilation and privacy. Mid Guest Cabin : Positioned amidships, this cabin features convertible twin beds with high-resilience foam mattresses and storage drawers that can be configured as a double bed for flexibility. LED reading lamps, nightstand with storage, overhead LED lighting, and a lighted wardrobe rod provide functional comfort for additional guests or family members. Crew Cabin : Located forward with engine room access, the crew quarters include twin beds, refrigerator, microwave, dedicated head with shower and sink, and storage cabinetry. This arrangement allows crew to operate independently without disrupting guest areas.
Galley and Dining Functionality
The galley occupies a central position with access to both the aft cockpit and salon, enabling service to multiple entertaining zones simultaneously. A 240V two-burner induction cooktop, under-counter refrigerator with freezer compartment, microwave, and overhead extractor fan provide cooking capability for extended cruising. Corian worktops with Corian shelf, twin stainless steel sinks with faucet and wood cutting board, and GFI-protected 120V outlet create an efficient work environment. Panoramic side windows with treatments provide natural light and ventilation. Dedicated glass storage, overhead cupboards, and base cabinets with wood detailing ensure organized provisioning for multi-week voyages. A starboard breakfast bar facilitates casual dining and social interaction during food preparation. The galley's positioning allows the crew or owner to prepare meals while monitoring activity in the aft cockpit or participating in salon conversation.
Salon and Social Spaces
The main salon serves as the interior social hub, featuring a C-shaped sofa with hi-lo wood table and beneath-seat storage. Panoramic side windows with window treatments flood the space with natural light while maintaining privacy. A forward wet bar with sink and storage provides beverage service independent of the galley. Dual stairs with indirect LED spotlights connect the salon to the flybridge, while the revolutionary bow window entrance creates direct access to the forward deck entertaining zone. Overhead LED lighting with wood detailing, carbon monoxide detection, wooden flooring, and blinds at the salon entrance complete a refined interior environment suitable for formal dining or casual relaxation.
Comfort and Climate Control Systems
The 640 Fly incorporates comprehensive climate control throughout all interior spaces. Multiple air conditioning zones with dedicated vents in the master cabin, guest cabins, and crew quarters ensure comfort during warm-weather cruising. Upgraded A/C chillers (noted as a $65,000 option) provide enhanced cooling capacity for extended tropical operation. LED indirect lighting in the cockpit, stairs, and salon
Length
68.3 ft
Beam
16.25 ft'
Year
2019
Builder
Galeon
Model
640 Fly
Cabins
4
Max speed
30 kn kn
What type of yacht is the 2019 Galeon 640 Fly, and what makes it different from other motor yachts in this size class?
The 2019 Galeon 640 Fly is a 68-foot flybridge motor yacht designed with an innovative layout philosophy that prioritizes interior volume and space distribution without compromising exterior styling. Unlike traditional flybridge designs, the 640 Fly introduces what Galeon calls a "transformer" approach—the layout maximizes usable deck and cabin space through intelligent design. The vessel features a full-beam master cabin amidships, multiple guest accommodations including a forward VIP cabin and mid-guest cabin, and a crew cabin with independent facilities. The defining characteristic is its dual helm stations (lower helm in the salon and upper helm on the flybridge), combined with extensive entertaining spaces both inside and out, making it suitable for extended cruising and entertaining rather than a single-purpose fishing or day-boat platform.
What are the engine specifications and performance capabilities of the Galeon 640 Fly?
The 2019 Galeon 640 Fly delivers a maximum speed of 30 knots with a cruising speed of 20 knots. The vessel carries 686 gallons of fuel capacity, supporting extended offshore cruising range at economical speeds. The dual-lever electronic vessel control (EVC) system at the lower helm provides integrated engine management, trim tab control, and thruster operation. The flybridge helm station includes synchronized controls and an engine data display, allowing the captain to monitor performance from either station. This propulsion package and fuel capacity combination is typical for a 68-foot flybridge cruiser intended for multi-day passages and coastal exploration rather than high-speed performance boating.
What stabilization and comfort systems are included on this yacht?
The 2019 Galeon 640 Fly is equipped with a Seakeeper 9 gyroscopic stabilization system, which significantly reduces roll motion in beam seas and improves comfort for guests in the cabins and salon. The vessel also features upgraded air conditioning and chiller systems (noted as a $65,000 upgrade), dual 240V shorepower inlets for shore-based climate control, and A/C vents throughout all cabins and the crew quarters. These systems work together to maintain a comfortable environment during extended cruising in warm-water regions like South Florida, where the vessel is currently located.
How is the flybridge configured, and what entertainment and dining options does it offer?
The flybridge on the 640 Fly is an enlarged entertaining platform featuring a full-sized wet bar with fiberglass sink and retractable faucet, a foldable fiberglass dining table, and extensive seating including a doublewide captain's seat, a doublewide sofa adjacent to the helm, and a U-shaped upholstered seating area. The helm station includes a doublewide seat, compass, engine data display, thruster control, fire system monitor, and a Fusion 12V AM/FM stereo with Bluetooth. Forward, a plexiglass Venturi wind deflector and 318 stainless steel railings protect guests while maintaining sightlines. The flybridge is self-draining with molded non-skid flooring, and the area is accessed via molded fiberglass stairs with teak treads—creating a dedicated upper-deck entertaining zone separate from the salon below.
What is the layout and capacity of the aft cockpit dining area?
The aft cockpit is configured as an entertainment-focused dining space capable of seating eight guests. A 40-inch television slides up from the galley countertop, allowing outdoor viewing during meals and entertainment. The area is protected by an electric aft sunshade, making it usable in various weather conditions. The cockpit features a C-shaped upholstered sofa with an aft sun pad, teak sole decking, stainless steel cupholders, and indirect LED lighting. A dual aft-facing seat provides additional seating. The hydraulic swim platform with collapsible three-step teak ladder and connecting stairway is immediately accessible from this area, making water activities convenient for guests.
How many cabins and sleeping accommodations does the 640 Fly provide?
The Galeon 640 Fly offers four separate cabin spaces. The master (owner's) cabin features a full-beam, centerline queen bed with high-resilience foam mattress, private access to the owner's head and shower, port-side twin seating with storage, dual wardrobes, and a Samsung Smart LED TV with Blu-ray player and Bose 120 sound system. The forward VIP guest cabin has a queen-size centerline bed with private access to a dedicated bow head and shower. The mid-guest cabin offers convertible twin beds that convert to a double with a filler. The crew cabin includes two twin beds, independent head and shower, microwave, refrigerator, and engine room access. This four-cabin layout accommodates an owner and family plus guests, with separate crew facilities—typical for a yacht intended for extended cruising and entertaining.
What electronics and navigation systems are installed?
The 640 Fly features dual helm stations, each equipped with a compass, engine data display, and integrated control panels for thruster operation, fire system monitoring, engine start, and trim tab adjustment. The lower helm in the salon includes a synchronized twin windscreen wiper system with front window washing and defroster. The flybridge helm includes a Fusion 12V AM/FM stereo with Bluetooth module. The vessel is equipped with a fiberglass arch and stainless steel radar mast, indicating radar capability, though specific radar model details are not provided in the listing. The Yacht Controller system (mentioned as an upgrade) provides centralized control of onboard systems. This electronics package supports safe navigation and helm operation from either station, essential for a cruising yacht operated by a single captain or professional crew.
What is the interior layout of the main salon and galley?
The main salon features a C-shaped sofa with a hi-lo wood table and storage below, panoramic side windows with window treatments, and a forward wet bar with sink and storage. Dual stairs with indirect LED spotlights provide access to the lower helm station. The galley is adjacent and includes a 240V two-burner induction cooktop, under-counter refrigerator with freezer compartment, microwave, twin stainless steel sink with faucet and wood cutting board, Corian worktops with Corian shelf, overhead extractor fan, and extensive cabinet and overhead storage. The galley and salon are connected through a corridor with carbon monoxide detection. A starboard breakfast bar extends the dining functionality. This layout supports both casual family meals and formal entertaining while maintaining galley efficiency for extended cruising.
What outdoor entertaining features does the 640 Fly offer beyond the aft cockpit and flybridge?
The bow deck area is accessed through an innovative electric front window entrance, revealing two separate movable sofas with integrated foldable tables—creating a dedicated sundeck entertaining space. This area is served by a nearby wine bar. The vessel features "Beach Mode," which deploys six-meter-long balconies with partially glazed floors and breakfast bars on both sides, extending the usable entertaining space and creating a resort-like atmosphere when anchored. The hydraulic swim platform with teak decking and three-step ladder facilitates water activities. Underwater lights (a $35,000 upgrade) illuminate the hull at night. New outside cushions and upgraded air conditioning chillers (another $65,000 upgrade) enhance comfort during extended entertaining. This multi-zone approach to outdoor space—bow deck, flybridge, aft cockpit, and beach mode—distinguishes the 640 Fly as an entertainment-focused cruising platform.
What are the water and fuel capacities, and how do they support extended cruising?
The Galeon 640 Fly carries 686 gallons of fuel and 211 gallons of fresh water. At a 20-knot cruising speed, the fuel capacity supports multi-day offshore passages typical for a yacht operating in the Atlantic and Caribbean from a Boca Raton, Florida base. The water capacity of 211 gallons is supplemented by the dual 240V shorepower inlets, allowing the vessel to connect to shore-based water and power when docked. The combination of fuel and water tankage, along with the four-cabin layout and full galley, supports extended cruising for a family or small group of guests without frequent refueling or resupply stops. The 4.83-foot draft allows access to shallow-water cruising grounds and protected anchorages typical of Florida's coastal and Bahamas cruising grounds.
What makes the 640 Fly suitable for family cruising and multi-day entertaining?
The 2019 Galeon 640 Fly is purpose-built for family cruising and extended entertaining through several integrated features: four separate cabins accommodate an owner's family plus multiple guest couples; dual helm stations allow professional crew or co-captain operation; the galley and salon are designed for meal preparation and dining for groups; multiple outdoor entertaining zones (bow deck, flybridge, aft cockpit, beach mode) distribute guests across the vessel; the Seakeeper 9 stabilization system reduces motion and seasickness for comfort in variable sea states; upgraded air conditioning and chiller systems maintain interior comfort; and the 20-knot cruising speed with 686-gallon fuel capacity enables reaching distant anchorages and cruising grounds. The layout prioritizes living space over speed or fishing capability, making it ideal for owners who prioritize comfort, entertaining, and extended time away from home ports.

Fly Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Rick Obey Yacht Sales. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.

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