Riva 90

Onboard the Riva 90

At 28.5 metres, the Riva 90 keeps the low, flowing lines the yard is known for, even as it scales up to superyacht length. The deck reads as an extension of one continuous hull rather than a stacked structure, and below, five cabins accommodate up to 12 guests without the boat feeling divided into separate zones.

For a day along the coast, the Riva 90 suits a route built around two stops rather than a fixed sequence of them: an early run to a quieter bay, a longer pause there through the warmest hours, then a shorter hop before heading back. The layout keeps a group together on deck without crowding the cabins below, which stay in reserve for shade or a change of clothes rather than constant use.

Five cabins for 12 guests puts the Riva 90 comfortably in range for a family charter spread across two or three generations, or a small corporate group that prefers everyone on one boat rather than two. Charter terms at this size are typically built around a day rate plus fuel and an advance provisioning allowance, and it is worth asking for that breakdown early so the plan and the budget line up before departure.