Riva 86 Domino

Onboard the Riva 86 Domino

At 26 metres, Riva 86 Domino sits at the more intimate end of the superyacht bracket: four cabins for up to 11 guests, sized for a family group, a close circle of friends, or a small board delegation rather than a large event party. The layout favours proximity over scale — guests are never far from the saloon, the aft deck, or each other — which suits charterers who want the standards of a crewed superyacht (dedicated crew, a set itinerary, full provisioning) without the logistics of a much larger hull.

From Port Olímpic, Riva 86 Domino's size makes it a practical choice for a Sitges day run — the 35 km stretch south of Barcelona where the bay offers better shelter than the open roadstead directly off the city. Guests typically anchor off Sitges or continue into Vilanova, swim, and take lunch ashore before the return leg; the captain manages the harbour approach out of Port Olímpic, where commercial and ferry traffic requires disciplined entry and exit rather than a casual sail-out. The same four-cabin configuration also works for an overnight or two-day coastal hop along the Maresme coast, for groups who want more than a single afternoon on the water.

This yacht suits charterers choosing between a large-format superyacht and a standard motor yacht: enough cabins for an extended family or a small corporate group, enough crew structure for a fully managed day, but without the footprint that pushes budgets and provisioning into a different category. Booking follows the same process as the rest of the fleet — route, guest count, and APA are discussed upfront, whether the plan is a short Sitges afternoon or a longer passage further along the coast.