Riva 54Metri: Riva's Largest Yacht

Riva 54Metri marks the Italian builder’s move into a new scale: at 54.84 metres, the all-aluminium flagship is the largest yacht Riva has built to date. Presented at the Monaco Yacht Show from 23–26 September 2026, the yacht carries 499 GT and extends Riva’s established design language across a four-deck superyacht.

Riva 54Metri: Inside Riva's New Flagship

The design retains several familiar Riva signatures: balanced proportions, a clean silhouette, sculpted surfaces and polished-steel detailing. Officina Italiana Design, led by Mauro Micheli and Sergio Beretta, worked with Ferretti Group’s Strategic Product Committee and Engineering Department on the project.

The larger platform changes how those elements function on board. Riva 54Metri is arranged across four decks, with the owner’s master suite positioned forward on the main deck alongside four guest cabins, accommodating up to 10 guests. Crew circulation is separated to support privacy between service and guest areas.

At the stern, the 42.5-square-metre beach area centres on a four-by-two-metre pool, with a transformer platform and fold-down side terraces extending the connection with the water. Large windows and multiple outdoor areas continue the same relationship between interior and exterior spaces.

A New Scale for Riva

Built entirely from aluminium and kept below the 500 GT threshold, Riva 54Metri represents a substantial increase in scale without abandoning the visual codes associated with the marque. Its Monaco debut places that transition firmly within the 50-metre superyacht category.