54’ Galeon Luxury Flybridge Yacht in St. Petersburg Florida

Owner's Description

Welcome aboard a striking 54-foot Galeon yacht designed for bold coastal cruising and elevated entertaining. With signature fold-out beach decks, expansive flybridge seating, and sleek contemporary styling, she delivers a refined and dynamic experience on the water. Departing from the Vinoy Marina in St. Petersburg or available in Sarasota, she offers the perfect platform for sandbar gatherings, scenic cruising, and stylish afternoons along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Distinctive design. Seamless indoor-outdoor living. Unmistakable presence. Design & Features Fold-Out Beach Mode Decks Expanding side terraces create exceptional water-level entertaining space. Flybridge with Wet Bar Elevated lounge area with panoramic views and generous seating. Spacious Forward Bow Lounge Comfortable seating ideal for cruising and relaxation. Three Private Staterooms Air-conditioned accommodations with ensuite bathrooms. Modern Galley & Salon Climate-controlled interior with seamless transition to aft seating. Premium JL Audio System & WiFi High-quality sound and onboard connectivity. Swim Platform & Water Toys Easy water access with paddleboard, float, and snorkel gear available. Every detail aboard reflects modern European craftsmanship and thoughtful luxury. The Experience Your four-hour outing offers the ideal balance of cruising and relaxation. Explore Tampa Bay or Sarasota’s coastline, anchor at a popular sandbar, enjoy dolphin sightings, or simply unwind in style with friends and family. Perfect for celebrations, visiting guests, or an elevated afternoon on the water. Maximum capacity: 13 guests. This experience is offered as a bareboat charter. The charterer reserves the privately owned vessel for the selected time period and may select and engage a properly credentialed captain and crew separately. The vessel owner’s insurance requires a qualified USCG-credentialed captain. The charterer may provide their own qualified captain, subject to owner approval, or select from a list of independent captains who meet the vessel’s insurance requirements. Fuel is estimated at 10 gallons an hour but is calculated based on actual usage and reconciled following the charter.