Constructed with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure, Galileo showcases a bold and dynamic profile accentuated by a striking upward curve along the bulwarks. Her interior, envisioned by British design firm Bannenberg & Rowell, is designed for 12 guests and a crew of 28. The upper deck is entirely dedicated to the owner’s private suite, spanning 130 square meters for ultimate comfort and exclusivity.

With a 13.3-meter beam, she prioritizes open and inviting relaxation spaces, with over 100 square meters on each deck dedicated to lounging. Notable highlights include four pools, one stretching 7.5 meters, a cascading waterfall seamlessly linking different levels, and an immersive underwater cinema.

At this stage, work is concentrated on integrating advanced technology and navigation systems, while refining the interior and exterior details. One unique element is the visible engine room, seamlessly incorporated into the design through a corridor linking the spa to the upper deck foyer.

Expected to be delivered in 2026, Galileo stands as one of Admiral’s most significant builds, joining the ranks of the 78-meter Platinum and 75-meter Kenshō.