The Greenline 45 Fly is a yacht with remarkable design, featuring sleek lines and an open flybridge (equipped with a retractable Bimini top) that, when folded, even surpasses a rigid roof.

The exterior architecture and naval design come from the renowned J&J Design studio. The refined interior was envisioned by Marco Casali of Too Design.

Casali is a highly reputed Italian designer, known for his work in the superyacht world.

For those seeking a yacht of this size, the Greenline 45 undoubtedly deserves special attention, even without the benefits of a hybrid model.
Not only does the Greenline 45 Fly impress with its exterior appearance, but its interior is also thoughtfully designed and elegant.

The performance of its diesel engines is exceptional and without criticism.

Thanks to its impressive battery capacity and solar panels, you can reasonably expect not to have to run the generator too frequently when at anchor.

As for its performance at sea, although it has not yet been tested in extreme conditions, the Greenline 45 is certified as a Class B offshore yacht.
This means it is capable of sailing in open sea (up to 200 miles) under winds of up to 40 knots, in seas ranging from 13 to 20 feet.
This should be more than sufficient to tackle all conditions on our stunning coastline.