Tony Castro Yachts at the Cannes Yachting Festival
Cannes opens the show season on 8 September, and the weeks that follow are the busiest of the year for the studio. It starts with eight boats on the water across four different builders. The Tony Castro Yachts team will be at Cannes this year, including the designer himself.
Cannes also tends to be where this work first appears. The 500 FLY premiered here in 2015 and showed the world the first balconies on a production boat, taking Galeon from a Polish builder to a global one. The 620 FLY made her world debut here last year. This September the 800 FLY arrives as a European premiere.
Galeon 800 FLY, European premiere: 25.71 metres, four en suite cabins, a separate crew area and around 31 knots. The carbon fibre flybridge hardtop is supported only at the aft end, so nothing interrupts the view from the upper helm. The largest boat built by this shipyard.
Galeon 620 FLY, winner of Most Innovative Yacht at the World Yacht Trophies 2025. Three fold-down terraces across two levels, extending the cockpit by two metres at anchor. The running dimensions do not change.
Galeon 400 FLY, 480 FLY and 560 FLY, three more from the flybridge range, each carrying a version of the fold-down balconies we first drew for the 500 FLY.
LEVEL 43 ST, from a new Spanish brand. Folding bulwarks open the aft cockpit into the main living area. Seating for ten, a garage sized for a 2.5-metre tender, and 39 knots on first trials with full tanks.
Parker Monaco 110, an outboard cruiser with a sunbed built over the engines that slides aft for deck space and forward when they need to tilt up. Two cabins and a separate full-size shower. The most underestimated boat we designed.
Delphia 11 FlyLounge, a new variant of the successful Delphia 11, with air draft low enough for inland waterways. Now available with a more powerful 250hp engine.
Contact Jeremi Roland to arrange a meeting with us at the festival: