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Yacht · 73 ft (22 m) · Portisco
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Riva
- Modèle
- 72 Splendida
- Longueur
- 73 ft (22 m)
- Passagers
- 6
- Cabines
- 3
Verdict
A stylish, fast-planing Italian motor yacht with strong heritage appeal, the Riva 72 Splendida still looks sharp and delivers lively cruising. Its 3-cabin, 6-guest layout is well suited to private use, though value depends heavily on condition and refit quality for a 2000 build.
Avantages
- +Iconic Riva styling with strong visual presence
- +Fast cruising performance for a 73-foot yacht
- +3 cabins suit a family or two-couple charter
- +Shallow draft helps access many Mediterranean anchorages
Inconvénients
- −2000 build means refit and maintenance matter a lot
- −Limited guest capacity versus larger yachts of similar length
- −Fuel burn and operating costs are likely high
- −Interior volume is good but not class-leading for the size
The Riva 72 Splendida is one of those yachts where design is a major part of the appeal. Public listings describe a 22.37 m hull, 5.40 m beam and a deep-V monohull form, which fits Riva’s established sport-cruiser look and explains why the model remains attractive on the pre-owned market.[1][2] The 2000 build date also means buyers should judge the boat as much by refit history as by the original concept.[1][3]
On the water, this model is built for fast coastal cruising rather than sedate passagemaking. Source listings put cruising speed in the high 20-knot range and top speed around the mid-30s depending on engine fit and condition, which is strong for a yacht of this era and size.[1][2][3] The deep-V hull and twin diesels should provide a composed ride in chop, but the emphasis is on speed and sporty handling rather than displacement-style stability.[2][14]
Accommodation is typically arranged around 3 cabins for 6 guests, which is practical for private ownership or charter use.[1][5] The layout is supported by standard yachting amenities seen in current listings, including air conditioning, generator, and tender storage on some boats, though exact equipment varies by individual yacht.[5][8] As value, the model sits in a premium niche: it offers pedigree and performance, but buyers pay for the badge, the styling, and the cost of keeping an older high-performance Italian yacht in top condition.[1][9]


