Riva 90

Onboard the Riva 90

At 28.5 metres, the Riva 90 carries the low, sculpted profile the yard is known for, with a deck plan built around five cabins rather than open lounging space alone. Guests moving between the saloon and aft cockpit notice how the interior stays proportioned rather than cavernous — this is a yacht designed for twelve people to live aboard comfortably, not for volume. The finish leans toward warm wood and glass rather than stark white minimalism, giving the cabins a settled, private feel suited to longer stays on board.

From Port Olímpic, a Riva 90 charter has the range and cabin count to make Sitges more than a lunch stop. Leaving the marina in the flat morning water typical of the Barcelona bay, the run south covers open coastline before reaching Sitges, where the bay offers better shelter than the open roadstead back at the city front. Guests can swim off the stern, go ashore for lunch at one of the seafront restaurants, and return by evening — a full day rather than a rushed one, with the option to extend into an overnight stop given the cabin capacity.

Five cabins make this yacht a natural fit for two families sharing, a small corporate group wanting separate resting space during a multi-day run, or a couple bringing guests along without compromising on privacy. Because the Riva 90 sits in the superyacht bracket, provisioning and APA planning matter more than on a day boat — fresh produce sourced through Barcelona's markets, fuel budgeted realistically for the route chosen. Our team works through cabin allocation, route length and provisioning needs with each charterer before departure, particularly for guests considering a longer passage toward the Balearics rather than a single day on the water.