Riva 86 Domino

Onboard the Riva 86 Domino

The Riva 86 Domino carries the yard's signature low, sculpted profile into a 26-metre hull, sleeping 11 guests across four cabins. Below deck the joinery follows the brand's familiar language of glossed wood and clean lines, while on deck the low bow and long aft sections give a sportier stance than most yachts of this length. It reads as a fast, sculpted platform rather than a floating apartment, and that character carries through into how it handles a day on the water.

Out of Port Olímpic, a run south to Sitges — roughly 35 kilometres — suits this yacht's pace well. Guests can anchor off the town or continue into Vilanova's marina, with Sitges bay offering more shelter than the open roadstead directly off Barcelona when the wind sits in the north. A five to seven hour day leaves room for a swimming stop, lunch ashore at one of the seafront restaurants, and a return before the afternoon breeze builds.

Eleven guests and four cabins put the Riva 86 Domino in a comfortable range for couples travelling together, small family groups, or a compact corporate party that wants some privacy without the scale of a full superyacht deck plan. Port Olímpic sits close to the commercial and ferry lanes into Barcelona's harbour, so the skipper handles entry and exit rather than guests; booking conversations typically cover day rate and fuel clarity early on, along with a realistic view of last-minute availability given how sought-after this yacht is within the Barcelona base.