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Specifications
Typemotor
BuilderBenetti
Year built2006
Year refitted2023
Length36.6 m
Guests12
Cabins6
Crew8
Cruising speed13 knots
Maximum speed15 knots
Rates per week
Low season€105,000/ week + VAT + APAMay, June and September
High season€120,000/ week + VAT + APAJuly and August
The fee covers the yacht and her crew. A delivery fee can apply to a one-way week. What a charter costs
RIVA I: a master suite with a private study, Jacuzzis above and a deep toy locker
RIVA I is a motor yacht, refitted and furnished with care, whose interiors pair warm wood with pale cream upholstery, designer armchairs and lighting, and Japanese-style artwork. The mood is composed and unhurried. Her saloon brings guests together around a bar, deep seating and a dining table, with its television and entertainment system for quieter evenings, while a sky lounge gives a further sheltered place to sit with the view. Guests who want company and those who prefer a little solitude each find a place of their own.
The master suite is set on the main deck, apart from the cabins below, with a marble-finished bathroom and a private study reached through it. That study suits a guest who likes a quiet desk between swims, or simply a room of their own in which to read. On the lower deck, the guest cabins are doubles and twins, each finished with a private bathroom. The mix lets couples and those sharing settle in comfortably side by side, while the master suite keeps its own peace above.
Outdoors, she is made for long meals and lazy afternoons. A large round table on the upper deck seats the party for lunch beside a deep sofa, and the fly bridge has a Jacuzzi, a barbecue, sun pads and its own bar, so cooking and drinks happen together. A further Jacuzzi waits on the sundeck, and there is more lounging space forward on the main deck. Zero-speed stabilizers hold her steady at rest, which makes a difference at table and when guests step into the sea.
For the water, the choice is wide: a Seadoo RXT-X jet ski and a Seadoo Spark Trixx, a Seabob, a Waydoo Flyer efoil, a Flitescooter electric water scooter, Hobie Mirage Eclipse and Jobe Aero Yarra paddle boards, wakeboards and water skis sized for adults and children, inflatable towables, a water slide, an inflatable swim platform, snorkelling gear and wetsuits. A Highfield Patrol tender runs guests ashore. She cruises in Greece, and her experienced crew, chef included, shape meals, wines and cocktails around the party aboard.
On board
01Master suite on the main deck with a marble-finished bathroom and a private study
02Jacuzzis on the fly bridge and the sundeck
03Seabob, efoil and electric water scooter
04Wakeboards and water skis sized for adults and children
