SAIRU

SAIRU is the largest yacht Riva has ever built, the first of the shipyard's 54 Metri line and its new flagship. Delivered in 2025, she runs 54 metres on an all-aluminium hull, with exterior and interior both drawn by Officina Italiana Design under chief designer Mauro Micheli, the studio that has shaped Riva's look for decades. Twin MTU engines give her a top speed of 18 knots, and Naiad stabilisers hold her steady underway and at anchor.

The full-width beach club is the space that defines her. A freshwater pool sits aft on the swim platform, folding terraces open the room out to the water on three sides, and the pool stays filled while she is moving. A central lift connects all four decks and puts the sundeck, with its jacuzzi and open-air dining, within reach without a single stair.

Ten guests are accommodated across five cabins. The main-deck master runs the full beam and comes with its own private office, while four further cabins sit below, one of them convertible to a twin. The interior is unmistakably Riva: an enclosed glass gym, a spa with steam shower, and a sky lounge cinema.

A crew of twelve runs the yacht. The water sports inventory covers a Seadoo jet ski, four sea-scooters, paddleboards, a kayak, and a foilboard, while a 13-metre Sacs and a Williams jet tender handle the runs ashore. SAIRU spends her summers in Greece and the wider Mediterranean.