DON'T WORRY belongs to Riva's Dolcevita line, and she wears the yard's styling with ease: a long, low profile, glossy and sure of itself, over an interior laid out for living rather than for show. Under way she is composed and willing, covering ground briskly when the plan calls for it and settling calmly once the anchor is down. Her zero-speed stabilizers keep working while she lies at rest, so a passing swell is far less likely to unsettle lunch on deck or an evening's rest below.
Her cabins are spacious throughout, and the master suite sits apart on the main deck, with a sense of light and quiet that the other cabins, kept separate from it, leave undisturbed. That arrangement suits a party in which one couple hosts the rest: the hosts keep a private retreat, while each guest has a well-proportioned room to return to. The crew attend to the cabins through the day, so every evening guests come back to order without giving it a thought.
Most hours are passed outdoors. The jacuzzi on deck is the place for a slow soak after a swim, the wet bar keeps cold drinks within reach, and the BBQ station brings lunch and dinner out under the sky, cooked by the crew while guests look on or carry on reading. She cruises Albania, Croatia, Montenegro and Slovenia as well as Greece, and her crew shape each day around the weather, the anchorage and whatever the party feels like doing.
The toys reach every age and temperament. A Williams tender carries guests ashore or to a far cove, the Sea-Doo Jet Ski gives speed, and a sea scooter and the Seabob draw swimmers effortlessly beneath the surface. Waterskis come in adult and children's sizes, alongside a wakeboard and towables: tubes, a banana, a sofa. Quieter hours belong to the canoe, the paddleboard, snorkelling gear and fishing gear, while a drone films the anchorage overhead. The crew launch, run and stow it all.