GALVAS

Superyacht GALVAS (ex.PROJECT NEPTUNE), also known as HULL YN 18556, was built by Heesen and based on the 55m FDHF Steel Class. Her exterior profile was created by Jonny Horsfield of H2 while the interiors are the work of Reymond Langton Design and use a refined contemporary palette. Custom artwork from DKT is used throughout the living areas and connecting corridors and the accommodation sleeps up to 12 guests over six luxurious staterooms.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF GALVAS

• Sundeck Jacuzzi
• Balanced interior and exterior living areas 
• Spacious accommodation
• Custom artwork from DKT throughout 
• Cruising range of 3,100 nautical miles
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The lower deck swim platform creates a spacious outdoor area attached to the tranquil beach club, where guests can relax beside the water. Stairways lead up to the main deck aft, which has a C-shaped sofa fitted along the stern, two drinks tables and additional seats for casual relaxation in the sunshine.

The upper deck aft is connected to the skylounge and can also be accessed via a stairway from the main deck aft. The area offers an alfresco dining area under the shade of the sundeck overhang, as well as plenty of seating along the stern. Side passageways connect around to the foredeck, where there is a C-shaped sofa with drinks tables in front of the helm station.

Up on the sundeck, the aft section has room for sun loungers while the shaded area amidships offers a grand alfresco dining table and a comfortable sofa for after-dinner drinks from the forward wet bar. A massive sunbed and raised Jacuzzi fill the space on the sundeck forward, where guests can marvel at the views as they soak in the sunshine.

INTERIOR

The lower deck places the crew accommodation forward along with the mess, and amidships is the majority of the guest accommodation, followed by the engine room and a spacious beach club in the stern.

On the main deck, the Master suite is located forward followed by a port-side galley and crew and guest corridors to starboard that lead to the other floors and connect through to the main salon. The formal dining area seats up to 12 guests in the beautiful modern surroundings from Reymond Langton Design, where full-height rectangular windows flood the interior with light while enhancing the ambiance. The lounge to the aft is in the same open-plan space and a collection of sofas, armchairs and coffee tables create an intimate area for conversation.

The helm station is forward on the upper deck and has a sofa where guests can unwind and take in the views in all weather conditions. The double cabins are amidships along with a small galley and dayhead, followed by the skylounge where a wet bar is placed to port and a generous lounge to starboard.

Motor yacht GALVAS has two MTU 8V 4000 M63 diesel engines which when combined with her Fast Displacement Hull Form (FDHF) allowed her to exceed her top speed of 15.5 knots during sea trials. Her cruising speed is set at 13 knots, at which she has a range of 3,100 nautical miles.