The Galia 990 is a versatile and capable sports cruiser, offering impressive performance, comfortable accommodation and practical cruising features. Powered by twin Volvo Penta KAD43 diesel engines, she is capable of speeds of up to 35 knots whilst cruising comfortably and economically between 20–24 knots. This well-equipped example benefits from a desirable specification including a bow thruster, recently upgraded Raymarine HybridTouch chartplotter and radar, diesel heating throughout, and generous cockpit entertaining space, making her ideal for family cruising and weekends afloat. The spacious cockpit has been designed with comfort and practicality in mind, featuring ample seating, a cockpit sink with hot and cold water, refrigerator, and easy access to the bathing platform. Full warm-air heating extends to both the accommodation and cockpit, ensuring comfortable use throughout the season. Below decks, the accommodation is bright and welcoming. The saloon offers comfortable seating around a dining table which effortlessly converts into an additional double berth at the touch of a button via the electrically lowering table system. A separate aft cabin provides a comfortable double berth, creating practical overnight accommodation for family and guests. The galley is well-equipped for extended stays aboard and includes: Fully electric hob Microwave oven Sink with hot and cold pressurised water Storage lockers Navigation Equipment Raymarine HybridTouch chartplotter Raymarine radar VHF radio Speed log Depth sounder Additional Features Twin Volvo Penta KAD43 diesel engines Approximate top speed of 35 knots Comfortable cruising speed of 20–24 knots Bow thruster Full warm-air heating throughout Cockpit heating outlets Cockpit fridge Cockpit sink with hot and cold water Electric saloon table conversion to double berth Separate aft double cabin The Galia 990 remains a popular choice for boaters seeking a practical and capable cruiser with strong performance, comfortable accommodation and excellent cruising credentials. Early viewing is recommended.