RIVIERA LIVING

35.2m/115.6ft motor yacht RIVIERA LIVING (ex.LADY SORAYA) from American shipyard Princess Yachts was built in 2017 and constructed with a lightweight GRP hull and superstructure. She features a sleek exterior design from Bernard Olesinki, while the sophisticated modern interiors come from the team at Princess Yachts. The accommodation sleeps up to 10 guests in five en-suite cabins, with a crew of five for first-class service on every journey. She was refitted in 2019.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF RIVIERA LIVING

• Flybridge Jacuzzi
• Abundance of sunbeds
• Refined interiors 
• Fold-down terrace
• Top speed of 24 knots 
• Draft of just 2.1m/6.11ft for close beach access
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft is furnished with a wet bar forward to port and a sofa/sunbed, dining table and movable chairs for comfortable outdoor dining followed by a nap in the sunshine. Two stairways descend to the lower deck swim platform, which has plenty of room for spreading out with the water toys.

Side walkways lead to the stairways up to the foredeck, where guests have uninterrupted views of the anchorage while enjoying drinks from the sofas or resting on the double sunbeds closer to the bow. The flybridge has sunbeds along the stern a Jacuzzi, a wet bar amidships to port and a C-shaped sofa and raised table to starboard for alfresco meals in the shade. 

INTERIOR

The lower deck hosts the crew accommodation forward, the guest accommodation amidships, the engine room behind and the tender garage with storage for water toys in the stern.

The Master suite is forward on the main deck, then the main foyer with day head amidships to starboard, and the galley to port.

The formal dining area is forward within the salon and sets up to eight guests in an intimate environment. There is a glass sliding door on both sides of the room to open the space up and create a greater connection with the environment, and a fold-down side terrace is also installed on both sides. The rest of the salon has ample seating around a central coffee table and a wall-mounted widescreen TV on the aft starboard wall.

The raised pilothouse offers direct access to the flybridge.

Twin MTU Series 2000 M94 engines produce a top speed of 24 knots and a cruising speed of 16 knots.