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Avis sur le rio 750
Yacht · 24 ft (7 m) · Icod el Alto
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- rio
- Modèle
- 750
- Longueur
- 24 ft (7 m)
- Passagers
- 7
- Cabines
- 1
Verdict
The Rio 750 is a compact 24-foot cruiser with smart day-boat proportions, a practical 1-cabin layout and capable handling for coastal use. It is best suited to short family trips or entertaining rather than extended cruising, with comfort and age-related condition driving much of its value.
Avantages
- +Compact 24-foot footprint is easier to berth and trail than larger cruisers
- +Single-cabin layout gives basic overnight capability for a small group
- +Hull and beam provide a stable feel for coastal running and social use
- +Typical 7-person capacity suits family day boating
Inconvénients
- −Interior volume is limited for longer stays aboard
- −Age and maintenance history will strongly affect ride quality and equipment condition
- −Fuel and water capacity are modest for extended cruising
- −Cabin comfort is functional rather than spacious
The Rio 750 is a classic small Mediterranean cruiser with a clean, sporty profile and a practical layout for day use. Public listings show the model around 7.5 meters in length with a beam a little above 2.5 meters, which gives it sensible space without making it bulky to manage. The design is straightforward rather than luxurious, but it remains appealing as a compact family yacht.
On the water, the Rio 750 should feel responsive and easy to place at harbor speeds, with enough hull length to handle coastal chop better than an open bowrider of similar size. Reported engine options vary by version, but the model is generally associated with single or twin sterndrive setups in the roughly 150 to 280 hp range, so performance depends heavily on specification and engine condition. It is best viewed as a competent coastal cruiser rather than a high-performance boat.
Comfort is adequate for its class, with a single cabin and accommodation for short overnight stays, but space is limited and storage is not generous. The listed seven-person capacity makes it suitable for social day boating, yet true livability is restricted by the compact interior and relatively small tankage. Overall value is strongest when the boat is well maintained and priced as an affordable used cruiser, since age, engine setup and upkeep will influence ownership costs more than the base design.


