75' Riva 2012

Riva's 2012 engineering prioritized an expansive beach club that transforms the yacht's relationship with the water. At sea level, hydraulic platforms extend the living space directly onto the waves, creating an uninterrupted transition between interior comfort and ocean access. Teak decking flows seamlessly from the climate-controlled lounge to the swimming platform, where guests move effortlessly between sunbathing, swimming, and water sports without ever climbing stairs or navigating narrow passages. This 22.86-meter design capitalizes on every centimeter of beam width at the waterline. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the beach club dissolve the boundary between inside and outside, while the lowered sole creates dramatic headroom that feels more like a waterfront pavilion than a yacht's lower deck. Twin tender garages flank the swimming area, keeping rescue craft and toys readily accessible without cluttering the social spaces. Above, the main deck salon continues Riva's commitment to indoor-outdoor living. Sliding glass panels retract completely, joining the formal dining area with the aft cockpit under a single expansive canopy. The galley positions forward with direct service access to both interior and exterior dining zones. Forward accommodations include a full-beam master suite with panoramic windows and three additional guest staterooms, each designed with the same attention to natural light and clever storage that defines the beach club below. Crew quarters maintain complete separation while ensuring efficient yacht operations. Twin engines provide the performance expected from this Italian builder, delivering swift passage between anchorages while maintaining the stability that makes the beach club concept truly functional in varying sea conditions.