Riva 90

Onboard the Riva 90

The Riva 90 carries its 28.5 metres with the low, sculpted lines the yard is known for, and the layout follows suit: five cabins arranged for genuine separation between guests rather than a single owner suite dominating the plan. For a charter based out of Barcelona, that matters as much as the guest count of twelve — this is a yacht built to let two families, or a couple and their invited guests, each have a quiet corner of the boat without feeling like they are sharing a smaller vessel.

From Port Olímpic, the Riva 90 is suited to a full day on Barcelona's bay or a run down to Sitges, where the sheltered water gives a calmer stop than the open roadstead directly off the city. Her size also makes an overnight further afield a realistic proposition rather than a stretch — five cabins mean a multi-day passage toward the Balearics can accommodate the same group comfortably, with the captain handling the harbour traffic on the way out and the provisioning arranged in advance rather than improvised at the dock.

This is a yacht for guests who want superyacht space and a five-cabin sleeping plan without committing to one of the larger motor yachts in the fleet — a group split across two or three families, a milestone celebration with overnight guests, or a corporate host who needs private cabins rather than just deck space for the day. Charter length, route and provisioning should be confirmed with the broker ahead of booking so the crew can plan fuel and stores against whether the day stays inside the bay or extends toward Sitges or beyond.