The 20th Riva 102' Corsaro Super has officially made its debut on May 7 at Riva’s La Spezia shipyard, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of one of the brand’s most cherished models, the 100’ Corsaro.

The launch ceremony exuded an intimate elegance, drawing in not just the shipyard’s dedicated employees who poured their hearts and expertise into the project, but also noted Formula 1 racing driver Charles Leclerc, a proud Riva owner. Charles’s shared passion for Riva reflects the bond between quality and beauty, elements Riva embrace with unreserved joy, a sentiment that speaks volumes about the legacy of this renowned brand.

The design of the exterior beautifully mirrors Charles Leclerc’s personal aesthetic, featuring Minotti furniture and furnishings that strike the perfect harmony between contemporary design and exceptional comfort. The flybridge is thoughtfully designed with a custom bar unit, creating a welcoming open-air galley ideal for hosting friends and family. At the back, the expansive beach club area spans over 35 square meters, crafted to provide maximum versatility and direct access to the water. To enhance the experience further, an inflatable platform for water toys is included, adding both space and functionality for aquatic adventures. The interiors have a refined contemporary style, enriched by Charles’s personal selections that infuse the space with a unique warmth and character.

Powered by two MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, each boasting an impressive 2638 HP, the Riva 102' Corsaro Super guarantees remarkable performance, reaching cruising speeds of 24 knots and a thrilling top speed of 28 knots. Noteworthy attention has been given to cruising comfort, incorporating innovative stabilization technologies. With Hydrotab Interceptor trim tabs, Sleipner Vector Fins, and Seakeeper gyroscopic stabilizers, this vessel is designed to minimize rolling, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience both at anchor and while underway.

The Riva 112’ Dolcevita Super has triumphed at the celebrated BOAT International World Superyacht Awards in Venice, winning in the “Semi-Displacement or Planing Motor Yachts - 30m to 34.9m” category. This prestigious event took place on May 2 and recognises excellence in the yachting world.

This stunning flybridge model, which made its grand debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025, earned acclaim for its seamless blend of innovative design, timeless elegance, and exceptional craftsmanship. The esteemed panel of judges, comprised of experienced superyacht owners, appreciated the yacht's thoughtful balance of features.

Key highlights that contributed to its success include the innovative beach club with swing-down side terraces that enhance living space right by the water, along with airy interiors that offer generous proportions. The generous 60 m² flybridge serves as a serene oasis for relaxation and socialising.

The jury was particularly taken with the yacht's engineering solutions, which ensure outstanding performance, cruising comfort, and a commitment to reducing environmental impact. In the judges' view, the Riva 112’ Dolcevita Super perfectly marries style with cutting-edge engineering, featuring expansive glazed surfaces and a versatile beach club that reimagines comfort without sacrificing the signature elegance that Riva is known for.

This remarkable achievement is a testament to the collaborative efforts of Mauro Micheli and Sergio Beretta, the visionary founders of Officina Italiana Design, alongside Piero Ferrari’s Strategic Product Committee and the Ferretti Group Engineering Department.

With this award, the Riva 112’ Dolcevita Super beautifully affirms the brand's success in its new generation of flybridge yachts, inviting future adventures at sea.

28th Custom Line Saetta 106’
In the first quarter of 2026, Custom Line unveiled four bespoke yachts at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona, starting with the stunning 28th Custom Line Saetta 106’. Spanning 32.82 metres with a sleek 7.4-metre beam, this yacht captivates with its clean lines and minimalist design. Inside, airy spaces blend neutral tones and light materials, amplifying natural light. Drawing inspiration from Bauhaus, the furnishings pair exposed steel structures with rich dark brown accents, creating an immersive atmosphere accentuated by adjustable spotlights to showcase the owner’s art collection. The Flybridge invites relaxation and social interaction with thoughtfully arranged seating, a gym space, and bespoke furniture.

28th Custom Line Saetta 106’
Next up was the 27th Custom Line Navetta 30, measuring 28.43 metres with a 7.3-metre beam. Its layout features an informal living area and a dining space for 10 guests on the main deck, while the upper deck salon offers additional social space. Light, neutral decor complements the owner’s curated selection of freestanding furniture, enhancing the yacht's contemporary and refined ambiance.

37th Custom Line Navetta 33
At 33 meters long and 7.52 meters wide, the Navetta 33 redefines luxury on the water with its spacious interior that embodies modern comfort. The warm brushed American walnut floors and Alpilignum surfaces set an inviting tone, beautifully complemented by nubuck leather and elegant marble accents. The upper deck, featuring a lounge, bar, and Jacuzzi, invites socialising, while thoughtfully designed guest cabins ensure a delightful stay, all enhanced by art reflecting the owner's personal style.

16th Custom Line Navetta 42
With an impressive length of 41.8 meters and a beam of 8.1 meters, the Navetta 42 is crafted for shared family moments and entertaining guests. The main deck salon is centered around a dining table for ten and spacious sofas, equipped with a cinema-quality screen. Multiple outdoor living areas encourage relaxation, complete with deep seating and bar facilities. Light and dark wood finishes create a stunning visual contrast, while sleek details in lacquer, leather, and furnishings provide an elegant, contemporary aesthetic.

With the Itama 70, the notion of freedom at sea is redefined, transforming the open yacht into a genuinely livable sanctuary. Serving as the second model in the renewed Itama lineup, it caters to those who understand that true luxury is found in the quality time spent upon the waves. From the inception of this project, the goal has been to enhance life on board, introducing innovative layouts and features that maximise every inch of available space.

Unveiled at boot Düsseldorf this year, the Itama 70 is a collaborative masterpiece, brought to life by the Ferretti Group Product Strategy Committee, under the leadership of Piero Ferrari, alongside the Group’s Engineering Department. The sleek exterior is crafted by Vallicelli Design, while IdeaeItalia has curated the elegant interiors.

The Itama 70’s exterior lines present a modern interpretation of the brand’s classic characteristics, all while honouring its legacy. Echoing the groundbreaking innovations found in the Itama 54, the Itama 70 features an expansive sunpad at the bow seamlessly integrated into the deck, complemented by elongated side windows that impart a sophisticated and contemporary profile.

The deck layout has been meticulously crafted to ensure unparalleled comfort and livability on board. At the stern of the main deck, the generous sunpad—a hallmark of Itama—is complemented by a convenient passageway on the starboard side for effortless boarding. The U-shaped dining area is anchored by a teak-topped table, situated just in front of a well-equipped wet bar unit, complete with a sink and fridge. Additionally, this unit can be transformed into a chaise longue with the addition of a cushion, enhancing the living area with even more versatile seating options.

The helm station, strategically located on the port side, offers comfortable seating for two and remarkable visibility. To enhance movement aboard, the access to the bow area is centrally positioned relative to the windscreen, while the entrance to the lower deck is thoughtfully placed far to the starboard side, facilitating smoother and more efficient traffic throughout the yacht.

Below deck, you'll discover three well-appointed cabins, each with en suite bathrooms, alongside a cozy corner galley and a spacious dinette. The master cabin, a notable feature for a 70-foot open yacht, is situated in the stern, while the VIP cabin occupies the bow. On the port side, a third guest cabin offers a queen-size bed oriented perpendicularly to the keel, complete with an en suite bathroom that doubles as a day head. Thanks to ample hull glazing, the entire lower deck enjoys an abundance of natural light, and the absence of steps here enhances the overall flow of movement.

Additionally, upon request, a single crew cabin with its own bathroom can be incorporated, featuring access from the aft sunpad.

The Itama 70 is powered by two MAN V12 engines; the standard configuration boasts a pair of 1,400 HP MAN V12 units, achieving a top speed of 37 knots and cruising comfortably at 33 knots. Alternatively, the optional setup offers two 1,550 HP MAN V12 engines, pushing the maximum speed to 39 knots and cruising at 35 knots, based on preliminary data.

The Custom Line Navetta 35 marks the latest addition to the esteemed Navetta line, seamlessly blending Italian design elegance with the shipyard's renowned construction expertise.

Currently, the first unit is being crafted at the Ferretti Group Superyacht Yard in Ancona, exemplifying a strategic vision that prioritises innovation while maintaining a cohesive stylistic approach.

Measuring 34.5 meters in length and featuring a beam of 7.7 meters, this yacht is the result of a collaborative effort between the Strategic Product Committee, led by Piero Ferrari, and the talented engineers at the Ferretti Group.

With the launch of the Custom Line Navetta 35, the brand solidifies its reputation in the displacement yacht segment under 270 GT, responding to the evolving demands of a dynamic market.

The design framework prioritises comfort, liveability, and aesthetic sophistication, achieved through meticulous volume optimisation and a harmonious spatial flow. This approach resonates with the successful design language established by the Custom Line Navetta 38.

Carefully curated interiors and exteriors aim to deliver an immersive cruising experience, emphasising well-being and relaxation on the water.

Architect Filippo Salvetti lends his vision to the exterior styling, while ACPV ARCHITECTS, led by Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel, brings a refined touch to the interiors. The Custom Line Navetta 35 represents the quintessence of high-quality Italian craftsmanship, featuring generous spaces and unparalleled comfort—elements that have defined the brand’s bespoke heritage from its inception.

Throughout the design and construction phases, the Custom Line Atelier plays a crucial role, offering strategic insights to shape the interior aesthetic. This collaborative process allows for the personal wishes of each owner to be transformed into tailored solutions that resonate with the yacht's unique identity.

The Custom Line Navetta 35 is elegantly designed across three distinct decks, embodying inviting spaces tailored for genuine social interaction. With more than 300 square metres dedicated to both interior and exterior areas, this yacht comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests in five thoughtfully designed cabins. The main deck hosts a luxurious master suite, while the lower deck features four additional cabins, one of which can be fitted with a Pullman bed for added versatility. Crew facilities are equally well-considered, providing space for up to six crew members, including a captain’s cabin with an en-suite bathroom on the Upper Deck, along with three more cabins and two bathrooms located in the bow on the Lower Deck. Additional practical areas include a crew mess and laundry room.

The yacht’s exterior design reflects a refined and cohesive style, where sculpted surfaces and perfectly proportioned volumes create a contemporary and dynamic silhouette. The design pays homage to the automotive aesthetic, imbuing the yacht with a sporty charm marked by smooth, muscular lines. Careful attention to the stern and side profiles enhances the sleek appearance, fostering a sense of openness that connects the vessel intimately with the surrounding sea.

Inside, the design ethos of the Custom Line Navetta 35 revolves around optimising every inch of space for functionality. An innovative staircase concept stands out, promoting fluidity and an open feel throughout the yacht while ensuring maximum privacy. The absence of an external staircase on the main deck allows for a spacious and inviting atmosphere. The vertical transitions between decks are managed thoughtfully to minimise visual distractions. Notably, in the main salon, the staircase, discreetly placed behind a reflective panel on the starboard side, maintains the aesthetic fluidity and leads seamlessly to the master suite at the bow. This design choice not only enhances the spatial experience but also combines architectural logic with elegant refinement.

Enhancing the overall enjoyment, the 58-square-metre Sun Deck serves as a luxurious outdoor retreat, designed for ultimate relaxation and wellness. This area includes a shaded central zone—ideal for lounging or enjoying a drink at the Sky Bar—and a sunlit solarium at the bow. An optional panoramic spa pool at the stern, surrounded by inviting sun pads, rounds out the outdoor experience.

Consistent with this vision of spaciousness and connection, the Upper Deck boasts interconnected areas that enhance communal living. The panoramic cockpit spans 44 square metres, featuring a dining space for 10 alongside a spacious lounge. Meanwhile, the 23-square-metre sky lounge, fully glazed, fosters a continuous dialogue between the interior and exterior, offering breathtaking views. At the bow, the sunset lounge provides a perfect setting, complete with sea-facing sofas and an additional solarium, ensuring every moment onboard is one to remember.

The design ethos behind this masterpiece is defined by a prominent use of glass, resulting in interiors that are not only bright and airy but also brimming with natural light. The salons on both the main and upper decks feature impressive floor-to-ceiling glazing, fostering an uninterrupted relationship between the interior spaces and their marine surroundings.

Freestanding furniture, crafted entirely to order by Antonio Citterio, is strategically elevated above the floor, enhancing the sensation of weightlessness and preserving the unobstructed views offered by the expansive glazing. This innovative approach embodies a nearly transparent architectural vision, where indoor and outdoor realms converse through essential, organic shapes. Sofas and chairs, devoid of fixed cushions and backrests, can be effortlessly rearranged to accommodate various moments of life aboard.

The Custom Line Navetta 35 showcases a bespoke interior design concept that merges stylistic identity with unparalleled customisation, the brainchild of ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel. This inclusive dialogue translates selected materials, finishes, and layouts into tailor-made design solutions.

Among these solutions is Light Mood, which embraces a contemporary and airy aesthetic through soft, natural color palettes in shades of ivory, beige, and caramel. The interplay of three-dimensional white lacquered wood paneling with soft, textured fabrics cultivates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Alongside this, the project remains open to different stylistic interpretations upon request. Contrast Chocolate Mood introduces a more sophisticated approach, emphasising the striking partnership of deep brown leather, bone-china lacquering, and Grigio Alpi stone surfaces to evoke a sense of structured elegance. Meanwhile, Contrast Oyster Mood harmoniously balances pale, desaturated woods with dark leather and complementary fabrics, creating a timeless setting inspired by the delicate interplay of light and shadow.

In terms of technical features, the project is equipped to accommodate an SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) system, which achieves a remarkable 70% reduction in NOx emissions, adhering to the stringent IMO Tier III regulations. The well-designed engine room emphasizes ergonomics and provides easy access to both engines and the main on-board systems. Additionally, a conveniently located stern garage on the lower deck is designed to house a tender up to 5 meters long alongside a jet ski. For those seeking enhanced entertainment, optional features include a premium McIntosh audio system, enabling an immersive, tailor-made experience in every area of the yacht.

The Custom Line Navetta 35 is expertly crafted to deliver exceptional efficiency and stability, especially during extended voyages. The standard model comes equipped with two Sleipner fin stabilisers and offers the optional addition of NG18 and NG26 model Seakeeper gyroscopic stabilisers for enhanced performance.

Powering this remarkable vessel are two robust 1,400 HP MAN V12 engines, which allow for an impressive range of up to 1,800 miles in economy mode. For those seeking even greater performance, there is an option to upgrade to two 1,622 HP CAT C32 engines that enable a top speed of 16 knots (preliminary data).

With a full-load draught of just 2.2 meters (7 feet 2 inches), the Navetta 35 is perfectly suited for navigating sheltered bays and the shallow waters often found in beautiful Caribbean destinations.

The latest iteration of the Ferretti Yachts 720 made a splash with its world debut at boot Düsseldorf, showcasing a cruising experience that embodies the essence of the “Just Like Home” philosophy.

Measuring an impressive 22.5 m (73 ft 10 in) in length and boasting a maximum beam of 5.60 m (18 ft 4 in), this yacht is the product of a harmonious collaboration between the Product Strategy Committee—led by Piero Ferrari—and the skilled engineers at the Ferretti Group.

Reflecting the brand’s evolutionary trajectory, the design retains the signature elements of its predecessor while introducing distinctive features. Collaborations with architect Filippo Salvetti for the exterior aesthetics and IdeaeItalia for the interiors have resulted in spaces that are not only spacious and well-lit but also ingeniously functional.

Significant enhancements spotlight onboard comfort, with optimized layouts that bridge the gap to larger yachts, a noteworthy increase in storage solutions, and a range of technical improvements aimed at elevating performance, efficiency, and safety on the water.

From a design standpoint, the Ferretti Yachts 720 displays a refined profile, featuring a fresh interpretation of the gunwale and expansive glazing in both the lounge and master cabin. This thoughtful design enhances the seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces while flooding the interior with natural light. Additionally, the newly designed hard top extends the available shaded areas, offering a retreat from the sun.

The IdeaeItalia team has meticulously refined the proportions and spatial relations within the yacht, enhancing the visual harmony with the outdoors and fostering an inviting atmosphere characterized by conviviality and informality. The selected materials radiate elegance and warmth, striking a perfect balance among the carefully curated colour palette.

MAIN DECK

As you step onto the main deck from the transom, your attention is immediately drawn to a sea-facing fold-out sofa, which can be an attractive optional feature. Just beyond, two staircases lead you to a spacious cockpit, where a stylish outdoor dining area promises an unparalleled al fresco experience.

Accessing the salon is a breeze thanks to a thoughtfully designed glass door system. It features a hinged panel on the left, operable even while underway, alongside two sliding panels on the right. This clever design creates a seamless transition between the interior and exterior spaces, enhancing the overall flow of the yacht.

Inside the salon, you are greeted by two generously sized sofas, dressed in luxurious Zimmer + Rohde fabrics and equipped with built-in storage compartments reminiscent of larger vessels, ensuring that comfort is never compromised. To elevate the atmosphere further, one might consider the addition of a Bonaldo coffee table. A concealed TV cleverly positioned behind the right sofa adds a touch of sophistication, providing entertainment in a discreet manner.

For those with discerning tastes, two distinct interior decor styles are available. The Classic mood embraces earthy tones, while the Contemporary option showcases vibrant woods and fabrics inspired by the colors of the sea. True to Italian craftsmanship, both designs create an elegant, inviting, and harmonious ambiance.

Traveling to the boat's central section, the dining area on the port side caters comfortably to up to eight guests around a refined table, with an opposing storage unit that merges style with functionality, perfect for enjoying convivial moments in gracious comfort.

An exciting innovation along the main deck is the clear demarcation between the dining/living area and the galley/wheelhouse. This modern layout features a sliding glass door, and an optional electrically operated hi-lo glass panel offers convenient access to the galley. This design promotes a semi-enclosed environment, enhancing onboard privacy and comfort.

The galley, designed by Ernestomeda, boasts a convenient exit onto the port side walkway, allowing crew members to navigate the space easily without intruding on the primary living areas.

In the wheelhouse, notable advancements include a windscreen free of a central pillar, which offers exceptional visibility—a hallmark of this brand. Additionally, the instrument panel can accommodate up to four 16-inch displays, while new Poltrona Frau pilot chairs enhance both style and comfort. The glazing is equipped with infrared (IR) protective films that effectively reduce solar radiation, contributing to more efficient air conditioning. Finally, the electronics within the wheelhouse have been upgraded to ensure increased responsiveness, solidifying this vessel's dedication to innovative maritime technology.

The flybridge of the Ferretti Yachts 720 is elegantly sheltered by a striking two-tone hard top, offering buyers the choice of tilting louvres—as featured on the premier model—or a sleek fixed glass cover. This design ensures optimal protection under varying lighting conditions, creating a comfortable space for relaxation and entertaining.

Engines, Propulsion, and Technical Specifications

The Ferretti Yachts 720 delivers impressive performance options, featuring the standard configuration with two powerful 1200 HP MAN V8 engines, achieving top speeds of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 24 knots. For those seeking enhanced power, the optional upgrade includes two robust 1400 HP MAN V12 engines, offering top speeds up to 32 knots and a cruising pace of 28 knots—impressive figures that reflect preliminary data.

Safety and reliability while at anchor have not been overlooked. The yacht now boasts an updated mooring system that combines traditional large-size double anchors with improved chains, significantly enhancing both security and performance.

Additionally, the 720 ensures a superior cruising experience with its refined trim capabilities, thanks to the integration of newly responsive trim tabs and the innovative Seakeeper gyroscopic stabiliser.

Additional installation options include the NG10 system and the WATCHIT Antigrounding System, which Ferretti Yachts has utiliSed for collision avoidance since 2022.

Riva, the epitome of Italian elegance and craftsmanship, made a triumphant return to the Palm Beach Cavallino Classic this year, an esteemed global gathering celebrating the magic of the Ferrari world, now in its 35th year. From February 13 to 15, the Concours d’Elegance unfolded against a backdrop of Florida's most exclusive venues, including the iconic Mar-a-Lago Club, The Breakers resort, and the stunning new venue, The Boca Raton, which played host to the central events of the Cavallino Classic.

At the heart of the festivities, the breathtaking Riva Aquariva Super captivated onlookers as it graced the enchanting lagoon at The Boca Raton. This scenic journey led collectors and their prized motorcars through some of Florida's most picturesque landscapes and highlighted an impressive parade featuring the Riva Dolceriva, a Riva 88’ Folgore, and a Riva 76’ Perseo Super.

In a celebration of nautical heritage, Riva Classiche—the division dedicated to preserving the legacy and allure of the brand's classic boats—graced the Concours d’Elegance award ceremony. In a heartfelt moment, they honoured the recipient of the Ferrari Elegance Award with an Aquarama steering wheel, paying homage to the most iconic vessel in the brand’s storied history.

wallywind 110
In a momentous celebration of maritime excellence, the Ferretti Group has achieved a remarkable double victory at the esteemed BOAT International Design and Innovation Awards 2026.

The wallywind110 has clinched accolades in the category of Outstanding Exterior Design – Sailing Yachts, a testament to Wally’s preeminence in crafting high-performance sailing vessels. Meanwhile, the Ferretti Yachts 800 has garnered the prestigious title of Best New Series, highlighting the innovative spirit of the brand. The awards were announced on Sunday, February 1, against the stunning backdrop of Kitzbühel, Austria, a fitting venue for such a display of nautical sophistication.

The jury awarded wallywind110 for its exceptional teak craftsmanship and distinctive design, emphasising the second hull in the 110 series. They praised the innovative cockpit layout—60 square meters devoid of traditional side decks—allowing for versatile seating and usage options. The yacht effortlessly shifts from cruiser to racer, featuring removable deck furniture and adaptable tables to enhance both relaxation and streamlined aesthetics. Launched in 2025, the 33.42-meter wallywind110 showcases the brand's design philosophy, merging advanced engineering with contemporary lines. Its carbon fiber hull and superstructure, along with a teak deck, ensure a lightweight yet sturdy platform, balancing performance with elegance. Onboard, it accommodates up to nine guests in four staterooms, including a flexible cabin and dedicated office space, served by a crew of five. Its spacious outdoor areas, such as Wally’s signature sea terrace, deliver refined aesthetics and versatile living spaces for exceptional experiences both underway and at anchor.

This accolade reinforces Wally's status within the Ferretti Group, symbolizing innovation and excellence in the sailing yacht segment.

Ferretti Yachts 800
In contrast, the Ferretti Yachts 800 won recognition for the best new customisable design launched during the qualifying period. The jury admired its layout, ample galley space, and user-friendly features, noting that this series-produced boat offers extensive customisation options. Measuring 24.47 meters in length and a maximum beam of 5.91 meters, the Ferretti Yachts 800 meets various berthing regulations. It represents the new generation of the brand's fleet, characterised by elegant and timeless design that elevates the onboard experience. The various layout choices provide diverse configurations for the main deck, complemented by four cabins and accommodation for three crew members in the lower deck.

The Ferretti Yachts 800 offers impressive performance with two engine options: standard 1,550 HP MAN V12 engines achieving a top speed of 27 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots, or optional 1,800 HP MAN V12 engines reaching 31 knots at top speed and 27 knots while cruising.

This model embodies Ferretti Yachts' forward-thinking vision, enhancing one of its most celebrated collections. It sets a new benchmark for comfort, balance, and style, showcasing the brand's signature elegance in every detail.

The Riva Cento has emerged as an exclusive limited edition that both honours and revitalises the illustrious legacy of the Sarnico-based boat builder, all while embracing a contemporary aesthetic. With only twelve units crafted, this stunning open yacht is a true collector's item, enhancing the brand’s timeless elegance with innovative stylistic and functional elements. In true Riva fashion, the Cento's striking design is the collaborative work of Mauro Micheli and Sergio Beretta, the visionaries behind Officina Italiana Design. This prestigious studio is responsible for the design of all Riva vessels, a partnership enriched by the insights of the Strategic Product Committee, led by Piero Ferrari, alongside the engineering prowess of the Ferretti Group.

Measuring 11.88 meters (39 feet) in overall length and boasting a maximum beam of 3.50 meters (11 feet 6 inches), the Riva Cento captures a sporty essence with its sleek, harmonious lines. The carefully selected colour palette for the twelve hulls includes ‘fireworks black,’ a sophisticated metallic tone that accentuates the boat’s contours, alongside a refined light grey aluminium finish. Completing the refined aesthetic, the leather cushions feature a ribbed design inspired by classic automotive style from the 1950s and ‘60s, offered in either a biscuit colour or a chic aquamarine and white combination—echoing the palette of the highly acclaimed Riva Anniversario. Among its standout features, the stern area of the yacht is particularly noteworthy. An electro-hydraulic system elegantly opens the stern door, revealing built-in mahogany steps and two chaises longues with detachable cushions, transforming this area into a delightful beach space with inviting sunbeds. With the stern door open, Riva Cento further showcases two dedicated storage compartments, one for fenders on the port side and another for a Seabob on the starboard. Additionally, the retractable gangway, seamlessly integrated into the transom, can be effortlessly opened, enhancing both boarding and disembarking experiences. To elevate the on-board atmosphere, the Riva Cento is equipped with underwater lights, ensuring safe and stylish navigation and mooring in low-light conditions.

The journey ahead presents an inviting large sunpad, complete with integrated cup holders, positioned in the midship area of the boat. This is harmoniously complemented by a spacious cockpit, elegantly adorned with a C-shaped sofa that gracefully envelops a stainless steel table. The table features a sleek lacquered mahogany surface and a clever up-down mechanism, allowing it to be lowered flush with the cushions, effortlessly converting this space into an additional sunpad.

When the sun's rays become too intense, the cockpit can be shielded by a retractable bimini top, skilfully operated by an electro-hydraulic mechanism nestled within the sofa's backrest. The design of this space on board has been meticulously crafted, prioritizing both functionality and storage solutions. The stern area boasts compartments for life jackets and a convenient shoe drawer. Additionally, the two units that delineate the cockpit from the helm station not only support the pilot and co-pilot seats but also feature an area on the port side, dedicated to cocktail preparation. This cleverly includes a drawer refrigerator and, behind a hatch at the rear of the chair, a sink along with a workspace. On the starboard side, an insulated cooler ensures that drinks are served at the ideal temperature.

In the helm station, two pilot chairs grace the port side while a single co-pilot chair dominates the starboard. These seats face a pair of Boening displays—measuring 15 and 24 inches—that reveal all critical data concerning the engines, navigation, cartography, the Seakeeper system, and the sound setup. Steady manoeuvrability is provided by a steering system controlled via a Volvo Penta joystick, complemented by an electric bow thruster for optimal handling. Notably, the port side of the windscreen showcases the iconic searchlight, a timeless feature inherited from the celebrated Riva Cento, reminiscent of the legendary Aquarama and Aquariva models.

On the hull side, the previous decorative grille covering the air intake has been elegantly replaced with a contemporary steel profile that incorporates a polished mahogany insert. This striking element is embellished with the name “Riva” and a series of small stars, evoking the charm of vintage models and reinforcing the deep connection between the shipyard's illustrious past and its promising future.

At the bow of the Riva Cento, a striking central windscreen stands proudly, designed to enhance the influx of natural light into the vessel's interior. Complementing this is a sleek new stainless steel casing that elegantly houses the marine horn, a distinctive feature of this limited edition creation.

Descending to the lower deck, one discovers a spacious and airy environment that epitomizes comfort, perfect for both leisurely cruises and restful nights at anchor. The thoughtfully designed galley, fully appointed to meet culinary needs, is conveniently located near the entrance on the starboard side. Opposite, to port, lies a well-equipped bathroom featuring a separate shower cubicle, maximizing privacy and convenience. A plush, curvilinear sofa in the bow seamlessly mirrors the hull's shape, transforming effortlessly into a double bed with the addition of a panel from the central storage compartment. The newly designed forward skylight and strategically placed side windows allow for an abundance of natural light, fostering a warm and inviting atmosphere for overnight stays.

Powering the Riva Cento are two robust Volvo Penta D6 440 Aquamatic Duoprop DPI engines, propelling the vessel to an impressive top speed of 40 knots and a cruising speed of 31 knots (preliminary data). Enhanced cruising stability is guaranteed by cutting-edge Volvo Penta software, which dynamically adjusts the sterndrive to optimize trim, thereby reducing fuel consumption while ensuring rapid acceleration, higher top speeds, and an overall elevated level of comfort. Furthermore, the standard-installed Seakeeper NG6 gyroscopic stabilizer delivers enduring stability at anchor, enhancing the cruising experience.

The Riva Cento proudly made its official debut at the illustrious Cannes Yachting Festival 2025, marking a significant milestone in the world of luxury boating.