Riva 130 Bellissima

Onboard the Riva 130 Bellissima

Riva 130 Bellissima carries the shipyard's low, planing profile onto a 40-metre platform, with a bow lounge that catches the forward breeze and a sundeck spa set apart from the guest cabins below. Five cabins sleep up to twelve, laid out so a family group or a close corporate party can spread across the boat without feeling stacked on top of each other. The swim platform sits low and wide at the stern, built for stepping straight into the water rather than climbing down a ladder.

At around 25 knots, the run south from Port Olímpic to Sitges is short enough to still leave a full afternoon in the water. Guests who want a swim stop rather than a fixed plan tend to anchor off the Sitges bay, use the platform for swimming, and take lunch al fresco on deck before the return leg. It suits a day built around movement — a swim, a change of light, a meal — rather than one long static stop in Barcelona's open bay.

Riva 130 Bellissima works equally well as a one-day charter or as the lead vessel for a longer stay, and the five-cabin layout gives flexibility for families travelling with older children, or a corporate group that needs private space for a working lunch or an evening gathering on the sundeck. Because demand around events such as Mobile World Congress in February pushes availability tight, confirming early leaves more room to fix dates and shape the day around a Port Olímpic departure.