The 52-knot Galeon 375 GTO cements a new era for the Polish shipyard. It’s built outboard-powered boats before under its Galia name (and the 325 GTO) but this 375 GTO is a class above.

Jack Haines caught up with it during the Cannes Boat Show to give you a walkthrough tour and review of one of the most exciting boats that Galeon has ever produced and one that has the American sportsboat market, as well as Axopar and Saxdor, firmly in its sights.

It is available with triple outboard engines but most have been supplied with Mercury’s monster 600hp V12s, which will fire the 375 to a top speed of over 50 knots and allow it to cruise anywhere between 30 and 45 knots.

It’s a high-performance machine, perfectly attuned to charging out to your favourite bay, cove or sand bar where the deck spaces come into their own. The main deck is on one level stern to bow and features the drop-down terraces that we’ve seen further up the Galeon range. It’s a tremendous socialising space and the feeling of quality is superb.

Below deck, there are two surprisingly spacious double berths and a well-designed separate bathroom.

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Performance & Specification:
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LOA: 11.5m (35 ft 0in)
Beam: 5.25m (17ft 3in)
Displacement: 11.9 tonnes
Berths: 4

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Performance
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Engines: Twin Mercury V12 600hp
Top Speed: 52 knots
Cruising Speed: 30 knots
Range: Approx 250-300nm

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Timestamps
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00:00 Intro
00:37 On Deck
03:17 Helm Station
04:35 Side & Foredecks
05:40 Accommodation

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