Galeon 435 GTC: Big-Yacht Attitude

Galeon brings the freedom of an outboard-powered sport yacht with unique design and practicality, starting a new GTC range. The first model to take shape is the Galeon 435 GTC, with a sporty and sleek appeal.
Built around the benefits of outboard propulsion, the 435 GTC combines responsive performance with easy handling and the comfort expected from a luxury yacht.

Freedom on Deck
As for the exterior layout, comfort and versatility are the right descriptions. 435 GTC main deck is centered around a large aft cockpit with wraparound seating, an outdoor galley with a grill and ice maker and fold-down side terraces that significantly expand the usable outdoor space when at anchor. Forward, the protected helm area sits beneath the hardtop, while wide side decks lead to a spacious bow sunpad and additional forward seating. Side doors and a drop-down aft window are optional depending on the owner’s choice.
A rotating sofa adds flexibility to the cockpit arrangement, while the integrated garage provides practical storage for water toys and equipment.
For owners who prefer to fish, an optional configuration replaces the rotating aft sofa with a large fishbox and central seat.

Designer’s Choice
The 435 GTC is one of the first models to embrace the Galeon Designer’s Choice philosophy. The Galeon Interior Design Team has created nine pre-selected colour schemes, each coordinated with a specific wood veneer.
On board the 435 GTC, the selected TAY wood veneer is complemented by Nero furniture décor and a graphite lacquer finish on the navigation console, creating a cohesive and contemporary interior atmosphere.

Two-Cabin Layout and Triple Outboard Power
Below deck, the 435 GTC offers two separate sleeping areas: an aft master cabin and a forward guest cabin with a double berth and an additional single. Between them are a compact galley with appliances and storage and a separate bathroom with a shower. The cabins stand out for their generous space and quality of finish, offering an exceptional level of comfort for a 43-foot center-console yacht.

A large opening sunroof over the central deck area adds ventilation and natural light, while the low-profile, long hull windows and triple-outboard configuration give the yacht a modern, performance-oriented character.



