Virtus 63

Onboard the Virtus 63

The Virtus 63 is Riva's take on a compact three-cabin cruiser, built for guests who want genuine yacht proportions without stepping onto something built for twenty. At 19 metres she carries up to 10 guests across three cabins, with the low-slung Italian styling and finish that Riva is known for translating into a saloon and aft deck that feel private rather than crowded. The layout suits a group that wants real living space on board — somewhere to sit down together for a meal, not just sunbeds and a bar.

Her size and cabin count make the Virtus 63 a natural fit for a multi-day charter along Mallorca's coastline rather than a single afternoon out. A route tracing the east coast from Porto Cristo toward Cala Mondragó and Cala Pi works well on this scale of boat, with enough shelter from westerly winds to keep the days comfortable and enough cabin space to overnight rather than return to the marina each evening. Provisioning can be arranged ahead of departure — fresh produce from Palma's Mercado de l'Olivar or a yacht provisioner on Moll de Palma — so the galley and cold stores are set before the first morning out.

This is a yacht for a family group, a small circle of couples, or a corporate host who wants a private multi-day format without superyacht scale. Three cabins keep the guest count personal, and the size means she can move between Mallorca's smaller harbours — Porto Cristo, Puerto Sóller, Port d'Alcúdia — with less complexity than a larger vessel. Charter planning should confirm cabin configuration, provisioning needs and the intended route in advance, since a multi-day itinerary on the Virtus 63 is built around where she's based and how many nights guests want to spend at anchor rather than in a marina berth.