Express Cruiser

Galeon’s first foray into outboard-powered boats has everything a family would want in what could be a step up to a first twin-engine model. Carrying her beam forward to the bow creates a spacious, deep seating area up front so the kids could hang out up there. Her cockpit is designed more for space and versatility than passenger capacity and there’s an open pathway to the stern, so she’s more than up for day boating.

For weekending, the cabin has a straightforward layout. One highlight is that there are inner and outer sets of windows on the port side that ensure the water can be seen from both sides. It makes the belowdecks feel more open and inviting, especially for people getting their first experience in a cabin.