The sleek profile of the latest in Riva’s superyacht series is part of the brand’s DNA and quite different from the 110-foot model launched in 2018. But the experience is more about how the designers recreated the space, both inside and out. The 635-foot rear cockpit includes a beach club that encompasses about half of the total area. It can be expanded via bulwarks that create side terraces beyond an already generous 23’5" beam, turning it into a platform near the water. Above, the flybridge measures an even more impressive 660 square feet, and is divided into a rear social area with loose furniture (it can be cleared to make a dance floor), a mid-deck cocktail bar with stools and a retractable television beside a central lounge. The interior has two possible layouts—one with the dining area aft near the cockpit and a lounge in the center, or a more conventional configuration with the dining area in the center. The full-beam owner’s suite has twin walk-in closets along with large wide windows to enhance the natural light. Its twin 16V 2000 MTUs deliver a top end of 25.5 knots.
From the article by Michael Verdon
