Thank you Tony for this nice show of this nice Riviera 4800 Sports Yacht this is a nice coupe and I learn something new I thought that Riviera was from Italy but I was wrong good to now i like the aft cabine with 3 beds that is a nice solution thanks again Tony a great show
I was actually impressed with the amount of storage on this yacht. That kitchen had more storage than on some of the yachts in the 60 foot class range. Also the storage in the day heads and all the storage in the 2nd cabin above the bed was quite a surprise....there was even storage above the garage...and yep that grilling station was nice...nicer than on many of the 60 and 70 foot range.....nice pick to tour I really like this boat
Would make a nice liveaboard with room for grandkids to visit. Looks like on a nice day you could do all your cooking outside, grill up burgers and warm up beans though I suppose the cockpit could be enclosed for cooler or hotter weather or cook inside.
A nice mellow tour.Thank you.I like this allot.The twins in the 2nd cabin that slide to make a double for the visiting couple is a nice touch.I'm think there's a washer/dryer under the TV in the salon.Those 2 doors look the right size.It looked like there's a sliding roof in the main salon?That would be a Great ship to spend a season on as you cruise the shorelines and Caribbean Islands too.
It's a unique spin on the predictable design. Appears to be well built. Three beds in the aft cabin is a bit cramped and headroom is a bit short everywhere as is the beam (or lack of). I wouldn't consider it unless a flybridge is an option. BUT .. a seakeeper and Volvo IPS propulsion is PERFECT !.
Its always nice to see yachts that have different features. The second cabins great for guests it just needs the two singles to make a double. Thank you.
@@YachtAddiction : It's nice to see a tour of a Riviera for a change even if it isn't one of their larger yachts. One of my favorite Rivieras is their 72 Sports Motor Yacht. It's not huge or the sleekest looking but it's versatile & can fulfill a number of roles not to mention is has ability to cruise over 3,000 nm at displacement speeds.
It's so different from the European pedigree yachts! The second cabin is super practical! The only drawback in my eyes is that it doesn't have any porthole in the lower deck.
I didn't hear any specific reason so it may just be a regional thing based on the builder. I have a 55' Ferretti (Italian) tour coming in the next week or two and that one had the helm on the port side as well.
I didn’t find one up on the main level. There’s an option to have one fold up on the starboard side but I didn’t see it on this one. But you also have the tv in the bonus seating area when you first go downstairs.
Was that a cook top when you first walked in under the cover or did that yacht not have a stove? I know you have the grill and griddle, but just odd to have all that cold storage and no stove inside. But it is a nice boat. I saw the 64 or 62' and it was quite impressive and extremely thoughtful with how things were laid out
