Riva 110

Onboard the Riva 110

The Riva 110 carries the low, sculpted profile the yard is known for, scaled up to 33 metres and five cabins arranged to sleep 12 guests in genuine comfort rather than at a squeeze. Interior volume on a boat this length allows for a proper separation between owner's quarters and guest cabins, which matters as much for a family group spread across two generations as it does for friends splitting a week between shared time on deck and private time below.

From Port Olímpic, the Riva 110's size makes it a natural fit for routes longer than a single afternoon. A run south to Sitges works well as a day trip, with the yacht anchoring off the bay or continuing into Vilanova for lunch ashore, but the five cabins also make sense for owners considering a multi-day passage toward the Balearics, where overnight accommodation stops being a nice-to-have and becomes the point of the boat. Leaving Barcelona's harbour means clearing commercial and ferry traffic near the entrance, which the captain manages as a matter of course on a vessel this size.

This is the right choice for guests who want superyacht space without committing to the largest end of the fleet — enough cabins for an extended family or a small group of couples, enough length to handle a Balearics crossing, but still practical for a shorter Sitges day when that's all the trip calls for. Ahead of booking, it's worth discussing route length with the broker, since provisioning and fuel planning differ meaningfully between a short coastal day and a passage that puts the Riva 110 overnight at sea.