Riva 110

Onboard the Riva 110

The Riva 110 carries the shipyard's signature restraint into a 33-metre platform built for extended time on the water rather than a single afternoon out. Five cabins sleep up to 12 guests, giving the layout enough separation for couples, families across generations, or a working group who need private space between meetings and meals. The proportions read as calm and uncluttered — a hull length that allows genuine deck room without tipping into the scale where a yacht starts to feel like a venue rather than a vessel.

Based out of Mallorca, the Riva 110 suits charters that run longer than a day trip. A crossing west toward Ibiza or Formentera, roughly 65 nautical miles from Puerto Portals, is the kind of route this size of motor yacht is built for, and Puerto Portals itself offers fuel and provisioning support before departure, useful for a multi-day plan where the galley needs to be stocked properly rather than topped up. Closer to home, the yacht is equally suited to a slower cruise along Mallorca's coast, with time built in for anchoring rather than covering ground.

This is a yacht for guests who want a five-cabin superyacht without needing every inch of a much larger hull — corporate groups hosting a client over several days, extended families wanting their own cabins and shared deck space, or a couple planning a longer Balearic passage with room to bring others along. Multi-day charters on the Riva 110 benefit from early planning around provisioning and route timing, particularly if a crossing to Ibiza or Formentera is part of the itinerary, so it is worth confirming dates and destinations with the broker well ahead of the charter.