Some names carry their own weather. Bahamas has been part of the Riva story for decades, and aboard this 76-foot convertible it feels earned rather than borrowed. She is built for the kind of day that begins with turquoise shallows and ends with a last swim before the light goes.
Step aboard and the boat opens up around you. The convertible hardtop draws back to bring in the sky, wide glazing keeps the sea in view from the salon, and the sunbathing areas fore and aft give everyone a place of their own. Below, three cabins sleep six in comfort. Through the day, up to twelve guests can spread out without ever feeling crowded.
Based in Miami, she sits within easy reach of the sandbars and island anchorages that suit her best. Drop the hydraulic platform and the water becomes part of the boat. A floating mat and a pair of SeaBobs are aboard for the swimmers, and a professional crew keeps the day running quietly in the background.
Delivered in 2021, this Riva balances speed and composure in the way the yard is known for. She is quick when you want to move and calm when you want to stay.
The only real question is which anchorage to choose first.
