SAIRU is the largest yacht Riva has ever built, a 54 metre aluminium flagship launched in 2025 that carries a storied powerboat name into full superyacht territory. She is new, she is significant, and she offers charter guests something genuinely rare: the design language and pedigree of Riva scaled up to a tri-deck of real volume and reach.
Built entirely in aluminium, SAIRU pairs a long, lean profile with the proportions of a far larger yacht. Her lines are unmistakably Riva, clean and purposeful, and her scale brings wide side decks, tall glazing and a sequence of social spaces that unfold across three levels. She cruises comfortably at around 12 knots, her aluminium hull and generous range built for long, stabilised passages and extended time away from port.
Inside, the mood is warm and contemporary, a composition of rich timber, soft neutral upholstery and light drawn in through full-height glass. The main salon is expansive and sociable, opening aft to the deck, with a formal dining area alongside for the whole party. A separate media lounge offers a cooler, screened room for films and quiet afternoons, while further lounges across the decks give guests room to gather or retreat as they please. For a yacht of this length the sense of space is considerable, and the finish is exactly what the Riva name promises.
Accommodation is arranged for ten guests across five cabins, led by a master suite that makes the most of the yacht’s volume, with panoramic glazing, its own seating and a marble en-suite. A VIP and further guest cabins follow, each richly finished and served by its own bathroom, so couples and families travel in genuine comfort and privacy. A crew of twelve, a complement that speaks to her size and ambition, keeps the whole operation seamless and discreet, with service pitched to the standard her name sets. The cabins are spread for privacy, so no two groups aboard need share a landing.
On deck, SAIRU is built for the long Mediterranean season. Her upper decks carry sunbathing and shaded seating, her aft decks open to the sea for dining and relaxing, and her tenders and toys turn each anchorage into a base for the water. The scale of the yacht means there is always a quiet corner to be found, as well as a lively one, and the crew move easily between them so the yacht never feels less than effortless.
She suits a charter party that wants the significance of a true flagship: the largest Riva afloat, brand new, with the volume, the crew and the amenity to match. For a group drawn to a storied name and a yacht that will be talked about, SAIRU is a landmark choice. Chartering the Mediterranean from around 350,000 EUR per week, she offers the pedigree, presence and polish of Riva at a scale the shipyard has never reached before, and a charter experience to match her standing. Few names in yachting carry the resonance of Riva, and SAIRU is the fullest expression of it yet afloat.
