Breath-taking, jaw-dropping. That’s how we can describe the new Riva 76 Bahamas presented at Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. A powerboat that brings together the performance of a genuine open boat with the elegance of a coupé thanks to the extraordinary C-Top, the innovative system invented by the brand which is part of Ferretti Group.
And we cannot but agree with the Chief Executive Officer of the Ferretti Group. This model, in fact, embodies all the qualities that have made the Sarnico-based brand one among the most iconic brands of prime yachting industry.
Contemporary lines merge with the charm of timeless elegance and the sophisticated pleasure of technological innovation that finds its highest expression in the already-mentioned C-Top that can transform the boat from a genuine Mediterranean open to a more sheltered sport coupé.
The aerodynamic roof is entirely made of carbon fiber and the same black fiber, with a
Every folding mechanism is automated, including the two struts that support the roof when it is positioned forward. The whole open-to-closed process takes just 90 seconds.
The hull features aerodynamic, sporty lines enhanced by a particular Shark Grey livrey that contrasts bright-black details. Dark polygonal windows occupy most of the bulwarks, refined by the black profile of the windshield that extends to the roll bar dominated by the Riva logo.
In order to optimize engineering and industrial processing, the engine room is a carry-over from the coupé, as is the layout of the crew cabin, accessed from the cockpit through a compartment built into the sofa on the left. The hatch, the tender launching/landing systems, and the moving features of the beach platform, create a perfect area where both technical and enjoyment needs are fully satisfied. The layout of the cockpit and the helm station, the design of the master suite lower deck living spaces have been custom designed for the Riva 76 Bahamas.
The salon, sheltered behind the windscreen of double-curved laminated glass and polished stainless steel, is the dominant feature on the main deck and, maybe, the most attractive element of this yacht.
The dining area, situated on the starboard side, is furnished with a L-shaped sofa and a table that seats 8 guests comfortably. Opposite, there is a wet bar equipped with sink, grill, refrigerator and ice-maker, and a dormeuse deckchair looking out over the stern.
In the forward section, the helm station extends to starboard. It is equipped with two pilot seats, both flanked by a third seat positioned on the left of the sliding hatch leading to the lower deck.
These seats, custom designed for this Riva model by Officina Italiana Design, are fitted onto a fiberglass body and fixed to a stainless steeel “bridge”, whose particular shape ( it is more similar to a smoking table than to an armchair base) contributes to give a touch of lightness to the overall aesthetic design.
Most of the volume of the lower deck is dedicated to the full-beam master suite that features a forward-facing double bed and an en suite bathroom subdivided into three different areas ( toilet, washbasin and shower) on the left.
The interior décor of the Riva 76 Bahamas features a “strong Mediterranean, cheerful and summer character”, as Sergio Beretta of Officina Italiana Design has claimed. Its essence is rift-cut white veneer, embellished with obsidian varnish, leather and stainless steel details. On request, the worktops of the galley and bathrooms are in Corian or marble.
Mauro Micheli, the designer of Officina Italiana Design, has claimed: ” The Riva 76 Bahamas inherits her name from a boat I designed in the ’90s and, even if the length and roof are the same as other models’ ones, she is totally new and with a very distinctive identity”.
Overall Length: 23.25 m
Hull Length: 22.67 m
Waterline Length: 19.57 m
Max Beam: 5.75 m
Draft (full load) : 1.98 m
Unladen Displacement: 52.30 tons
Laden Displacement: 60.50 tons
Passenger Capacity: 16
Design Category: A
Hull Type: variable geometry with supports and 13.8° deadrise
Overall Keel Height: 7.25 m
Minimum Transport height from Keel: 5.89 m
Bow pulpit: 0.58 m
Fuel Tanks Capacity: 5,600 l
Water Tanks Capacity: 840 l
Standard engines
2 x Man V12 1550 – 1550 mhp / 1140 kW at 2,300 rpm
Maximum speed: 32 knots
Cruising speed: 28 knots
Maximum speed Range: 300 nm
Cruising Speed Range: 320 nm
Optional engines:
2 x Man V12 1800 – 1,800 mhp / 1324 kW at 2300 rpm
Maximum speed: 37 knots
Cruising speed: 32 knots
Maximum speed Range: 300 nm
Cruising Speed Range320 nm
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