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Founded in 1842 in Sarnico, a small northern Italian town on the shores of Lago d'Iseo, Riva can now be described as an experienced shipyard. Pietro Riva, a young fisherman with a repair yard, did a remarkably good job which forms the basis of generations of quality construction.
In 1880 Ernesto Riva, one of Pietro's sons, took over the yard. While retaining the goodness of the past, Ernesto added a new dimension to the Riva products, the first combustion engine was installed and larger boats were built for passenger transport and freight. Serafino succeeded his father. He stopped producing larger boats and came up with the idea to launch Riva as a specific outboard boat. In 1912 Serafino managed to reach the respectable speed of 24 km / h on his racing boat. He was a winner in the international circuit of prehistoric powerboat racers.
In addition to racing, the pleasure boat market developed well. Riva has responded to this with her ubiquitous craftsmanship and experience, combined with an unprecedented luxury and stylish version of her products. In the 50s, heir Carlo Riva acquired the expertise and prestige of the shipyard and created a model series of wooden pleasure boats with the characteristic lines that are considered irrefutably beautiful until today.Technical developments did of course continue, in 1969 the first Riva with polyester hull left the yard. Expansion of the model series followed with the highlight of joining the Ferretti Group in the year 2000. With these new Italian owners, after a few years under the English flag, the blood pressure of the old-timers in Serafino returned.
Today Riva stands for a wide range of stylish pleasure yachts. Represented in the Netherlands by the Belgian Yacht Consult.
Riva boats
Riva is a boat make in the marine industry. Botentekoop currently has 49 Riva boats for sale, including 4 new vessels and 45 used boats, listed by both private sellers and professional boat dealerships.
The oldest model listed on Botentekoop is from 1959 and the newest from 2022.
What are Riva boats used for?
Riva boats are used for a variety of commercial and recreational boating activities. Riva models are built with deep vee and planing, among others; engine inboard and v-drive, among others, and are available in diesel and petrol, etc.
What kind of boats does Riva build?
Riva designs and builds boats including motor yachts.The boats can differ in size from 1 meter to 30 meter.
How much do Riva boats cost?
Riva boats for sale on Botentekoop are listed for a range of prices, valued from 299 € on the more basic models to 8.500.000 € for the most advanced boats.
Higher performance models can take motors up to 4.000 cv, while more light-weight and functional models may have as low as 190 cv engines.
What is the best Riva?
Some of the most prestigious Riva models at present include: 50 DIABLE, 52 Rivale, Aquariva, Ariston and Junior.