At 54 metres (177.2 ft), Sairu is the largest yacht ever constructed by Riva—an embodiment of elegance, innovation, and the brand’s storied heritage. Created by Officina Italiana Design in collaboration with the Ferretti Group Strategic Product Committee and Engineering Department, her exterior lines are sleek, elongated, and unmistakably Riva.

Constructed entirely in aluminium, the design balances aesthetics and performance with lightweight efficiency. The hull is finished in Moon Grey, catching the light with a subtle metallic shimmer, accented with London Grey contrasts and polished black features throughout the superstructure. A bold aquamarine waterline stripe adds a signature flourish, highlighting her athletic stance at the water’s edge.

A continuous sweep of glazing along the main deck enhances the vessel’s modern silhouette, while geometric windows on the upper deck provide both visual intrigue and panoramic views. Signature polished steel accents punctuate the design, lending an air of timeless sophistication.

Outdoor Living

Sairu offers an abundance of refined open-air spaces designed for relaxation and entertainment. At the stern, a wide transformer swim platform transitions effortlessly to an expansive beach club, featuring a 5-metre (16.4 ft) pool and surrounding sunloungers—perfect for soaking up the sea breeze.

Just above, the main deck aft presents a welcoming al fresco lounge area, complete with a large sofa, elegant armchairs, and a fully equipped outdoor bar. Both the beach club and cockpit feature fold-out bulwarks, extending outward to create generous over-water terraces and dramatically increasing usable space at anchor.

Forward on the main deck, two oversized sunpads conceal essential technical systems and frame a sleek, integrated launch system for effortless tender, jet ski, and water toy deployment. An internal amidships elevator connects all four decks, ensuring seamless movement throughout the vessel.

The interiors combine high-end materials with thoughtful detailing. Fine marbles such as Sahara Noir and Bianco Rhino are paired with natural teak panelling and leather finishes, producing a series of warm yet sophisticated contrasts in tone and texture.

A key part of the interior planning is the separation of guest and crew pathways, allowing for discreet service on every deck. Acoustic comfort has also been prioritised, with four electric stabiliser fins and two electric rudders ensuring minimal vibration and noise underway. Sairu accommodates up to 10 guests. Four guest cabins are located on the lower deck, while the full-beam master suite sits forward on the main deck, offering commanding views and a generous sense of space.

The bridge area reflects the yacht’s modern approach to navigation and connectivity, while the rest of the interior layout maintains Riva’s trademark elegance through clean lines, balanced proportions, and a mix of open social spaces and more private retreats.

On the technical side, the helm benefits from two X-band radar systems, 5G connectivity supported by a Starlink antenna, a complete ECDIS navigation system, three 27-inch touchscreens, and a 44-inch stretch monitor.