The Ferretti Group has revealed the details about the new Riva 110' fibreglass flagship. 



The new model is a collaboration between Officina Italiana Design, the Strategic Product Committee and the Ferretti Group Engineering Department. The design of the hull has been refreshed and is now almost 34m (112 feet) in length, and a width of over 7m (22 feet).

Featuring sporty profile, Riva 110' boasts an impressive glass wall and integrated portholes. On deck, a stretched glass roof extends over the length of the entire living area, constructed with panes nestled in a stainless steel frame. A second window surrounds the wide body master suite as far as the nose of the bow. 



The stern garage door opens and tilts down creating a generous beach club area at water level. The platform may also be submerged. The cockpit on the main deck features a C-shaped sofa, table and chairs and leads into the main salon. An extensive open-plan space includes both a living and formal dining area. The deck also features a polished stainless steel frame supporting the superstructure and glass from top to bottom. This allows natural light to flood the three-dimensional space, creating a loft open to the ocean on all sides. 

As on the larger yachts, the central zone serves to regulate the flow of crew and guests by keeping their circulation routes separate.To the left is access to the guest area below deck and the main deck master suite. To the right is access to the bridge, the galley and the below-deck crew cabins.



The left-hand lobby offers access to the external companionway, as well as the day head and stairs to the lower deck. It also leads to the wide body master suite, with a double bed located in the centre, the bathroom and walk-in wardrobe facing the stern to enhance separation from the service areas, particularly the galley. The suite is finished on the right with an armchair and coffee table, and on the left with a spacious walk-in wardrobe and a desk with panoramic sea views. Guest accommodation is comprised of 4 VIP cabins with vanity tables and en-suite bathrooms. The starboard VIP cabin forward has twin beds and may accommodate, on request, an additional Pullman bed.

The sundeck of the Riva 110’ features a sporty and innovative design. In the stern, open air sundeck is enclosed by a mahogany handrail finished with stainless steel and polished carbon fibre. There is also a cocktail bar and an informal dining area with C-shaped sofa, all naturally illuminated thanks to a glass skylight in the hardtop roof. The helm station is situated on the right side, with co-pilot seats on the left.



The Riva 110’ sports twin MTU 16V series 2000 M94 engines, each outputting 2638 mhp. With this engine setup, the yacht is expected to reach a cruising speed of 23 knots and a maximum speed of 26 knots. 

On January 22, Ferretti Group's brand CRN Yachts have launched its second largest yacht Cloud 9.

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