Stepping into the limelight is the awe-inspiring Riva 58 Capri, a striking sportscruiser that artfully threads the needle between evolution and innovation. Drawing elements from the acclaimed 56 Rivale, the Capri utilises the same cabin configuration and engine options, presenting a familiar yet enhanced yachting experience. It, however, adds a spin of the new, borrowing inspiration from the 68 Diable, noticeable in the expanded exterior featuring long hull windows, swept guardrails and a tinted wraparound screen.
Designed to enthrall and delight at every turn, the Capri's cabin boasts a spacious wet bar, seating zones coupled with a comfortable sunbed, perfect for lounging on a sunny afternoon. And for a refreshing respite from the sun, retractable electric biminis provide much desired shade. An elegant quartet of staircases leads down to a hydraulic aft platform, home to a Williams 325 TurboJet tender.
No doubt, the Riva 58 Capri is a testament to the enduring charm of Riva craftsmanship and innovation. Its blend of heritage and cutting-edge design sets a new benchmark for open sportscruisers, defining a fresh wave of yachting excellence.
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