Riva 82’ Diva offers a new concept of both interior and exterior space, in which each environment is masterfully designed to optimize its use of space and functionality. The outdoor areas are undoubtedly the key focus of this yacht, designed to put guests in close contact with the sea in spaces of unprecedented dimensions for the category, starting with the 430-square-foot flybridge, one of the largest for this size yacht. Each living area on the Diva has its own dedicated space: the central lounge with dinette and bar with glass-paneled carbon fibre hard top above, the forward sunbathing area, and the aft lounge area. 

The yacht’s main attraction is the spacious beach club characterized by two large bulwarks that swing down to create lateral terraces, increasing the area’s width by nearly 10’. In the center of the beach club, under the large sundeck, a garage can accommodate seabob and a jet tender of over 11’.  Forward, the raised cockpit is fitted with facing sea-view sofas, providing an unprecedented living area of nearly 375 square feet. 

The interiors offer new solutions combining the best in terms of design and comfort. In the salon, the cockpit-level living space precedes the panoramic dining area, which is raised to mark out the settings visually without actually separating them. The galley, which leads to the helm station and, via the port-side external walkway, to the forward lounge area, is at the forward end of the main deck and is designed either to be closed off or open to the dining area in order to create a seamless space. Even the stair well connecting to the flybridge is part of the decor thanks to glass walls that dissolve the visual barrier between interior and exterior. 

The lower deck provides 4 cabins: 3 guest cabins with ensuite bathroom and the full-beam owner’s cabin aft, accommodating a total of up to 8 guests. Two crew cabins are amidships, accessed by a dedicated side walkway to guarantee complete privacy for both the owner and guests.