Figurati is a Riva 110 Dolcevita, the contemporary flagship of one of Italy’s most recognisable yards, delivered in 2021 and drawn for owners who move quickly and travel light. At 33.5 metres she is compact enough to slip into the quieter corners of the Balearics, yet generous enough to host eleven guests in real comfort. Her profile is low and purposeful, a long foredeck running back into a wraparound superstructure of dark glass, and she settles into a composed 26 knot cruise without any sense of effort.
She was built for the Western Mediterranean, and every deck reflects it. The main aft deck is a shaded social space of deep sofas and a dining table, opening directly onto a wide bathing platform at the waterline. Forward, a sunpad and seating area catch the morning light, while the sheltered sun deck under the hardtop becomes the natural gathering point as the day stretches on. Evenings move easily from one level to the next, and when the underwater lights come up at anchor, her dark hull takes on a quieter, more cinematic character.
Inside, the mood is warm and current. The main salon is wrapped in full height glass that pulls the sea into the room, pale sofas and a sculpted centre table arranged around the view rather than against it. A few steps forward, a formal dining area seats the whole party at a single table, framed by gloss mahogany and open sightlines through to the galley. Higher up, a raised wheelhouse keeps the crew of six close to the action behind wide forward glass.
Accommodation is laid out across five cabins for eleven guests. The owner’s suite is finished in warm timber and filled with light, a generous double with its own seating and a marble bathroom close at hand. A second double welcomes guests with soft neutral tones and hull windows set low to the water, and a twin cabin with side by side beds suits families or friends travelling together. Each room is finished to the same considered standard, with the restraint that marks the yard’s latest work.
For charter guests, Figurati pairs pace with ease. Her chase tenders and a deep watersports locker open up the coast beyond the anchorage, from quiet swimming bays along the Tramuntana coast to the livelier corners of Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera. The bathing platform drops to the water for easy swimming and launching, and at anchor the aft deck becomes a shaded beach club, close to the sea and out of the midday sun.
Service is the quiet strength of the boat. A crew of six run the yacht with the kind of discretion that charter guests notice only by its absence, from early coffee carried out to the foredeck to a late dinner laid under the stars. Figurati suits guests who want to see more of the Mediterranean in less time, moving between anchorages at speed yet arriving unhurried, and to do it with the lightness of touch that defines the modern Riva name.
