Riva 86 Domino

Onboard the Riva 86 Domino

Riva 86 Domino carries the marque's flat, low-slung profile into a 26-metre platform, with the varnished woodwork and glass-walled saloon that Riva is known for translated into a genuinely liveable superyacht. Four cabins put sleeping capacity at the centre of the design rather than treating overnight comfort as an afterthought, which matters the moment a charter extends past a single day out from Menorca.

The layout suits a group of up to 11 guests who want the boat to themselves rather than a crowd on board: two families sharing a week, a couple bringing close friends for a run along the north coast, or a small party wanting the same anchorage without other charter guests underfoot. Her low freeboard and open aft deck keep the transition from saloon to swim platform easy, which shows on slower afternoons when nobody wants to climb far to get into the water.

Based out of Menorca, Domino works equally well as a long day on the water or as the base for a multi-day route around the island, with the galley and cabin space to support proper provisioning if guests want dinners on board rather than ashore each night. Booking follows the standard charter model for a yacht this size, with day rate, fuel and any additional running costs confirmed against dates and route before departure.