Riva 130 Bellissima

Onboard the Riva 130 Bellissima

At 40 metres, the Riva 130 Bellissima carries the presence of a serious superyacht while keeping the layout intuitive for guests who want space without spectacle. Five cabins sleep up to 12, arranged for a mix of couples and families or a small corporate group, and the yacht cruises at speeds up to 25 knots — enough to cover ground between anchorages in a single afternoon without the day feeling rushed. The bow lounge offers a separate area from the main aft deck, useful when guests want to split off for quiet time while others gather for al-fresco dining.

Based out of Mallorca, the Riva 130 Bellissima suits multi-day routes where provisioning and pacing matter as much as the destination. A charter built around Puerto Portals — with its concierge provisioning and fuel access — allows a straightforward run south toward Cabrera National Park (permit required and best booked well ahead in peak season) or a slower cala-hopping stretch along the east coast toward Porto Cristo and Cala Mondragó. The swim platform makes it easy to stop for a swim between legs without needing to find a dock, and the sundeck spa gives guests a place to unwind once the yacht is anchored for the night.

This is a yacht for guests who want superyacht scale without excess formality — family offices spacing out a week of cruising, couples planning an overnight at Cabrera away from other boats, or a corporate host looking for a comfortable base for a client lunch in the Bay of Palma before continuing on. With five cabins and capacity for 12, it works equally for a single extended family or a smaller group who want room to spread across the bow lounge, aft dining area and sundeck without feeling like they're sharing a boat built for far more people.