Riviera Belize 54 Sedan Boat

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The Belize 54 from Riviera is the entry-level sports cruiser boat. The Belize 54 is a yacht built from GRP, featuring a planing hull design.

The Riviera Belize 54 Sedan has three cabins. For those interested in buying a new Riviera Belize 54 Sedan, it can accommodate up to six guests and is designed for weekending and cruising.

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16.5m

Guests

6 Max
Cabins

3 Max

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There are so many cool features and ideas incorporated into the everyday function of this yacht that you know it had to be a seasoned team of boaters/builders who dreamt it up. Lakeland Boating Capt. Tom Serio - Oct 2014

The Belize 54 Sedan epitomises luxury cruising with a spacious, carefully thought out layout that maximises comfort, facilitates entertaining, and is extremely family friendly. boats.com Sandy Lindsey - Dec 2013

From The Manufacturer

Time spent on a luxury machine such as the Belize 54 is as much an outdoors experience — maybe more so — than it is an indoor one. A lot of attention has been devoted to making the most of that experience.

A huge sun pad with adjustable back rests sprawls along the centre line of the forward deck, drink holders and ample dry space for the music controls right alongside. Going aft, the swim platform’s centre section raises and lowers hydraulically (its teak decking standard, by the way). This grants easy access to the transom’s electric ‘garage’ door and space for a three-metre tender and outboard that can be easily loaded with the built-in electric winch.

Above the garage, there’s another hatch that lifts to reveal the electric BBQ and sink, with helpful LED lighting in the raised hood overhead. Backed up to that, in the cockpit is a rear lounge with good storage under, and a folding, multi-use hi-lo table.

More storage again (you can’t have too much) is provided by the wet bar with fridge and icemaker console and its adjacent mezzanine seat (replaced with the stair ladder on the 54 Daybridge).

The Sedan owner could well be new to boating and just wants it to be as easy and simple as possible. But they could just as easily be a veteran cruiser who has owned flybridge yachts but no longer wants split-levels and stairs, either in their yacht, or their living quarters on terra firma. The advantages of such a layout are many but the main one is the convenience of every activity being available on one single, flowing level. Everything is right to hand: helm, galley, saloon, dining, bar, entertainment systems; all within the comfort and protection of a roomy weather-proof space.

But this style can also provide the best of both worlds; with an awning window, set in a solid stainless steel frame, opening out and over the cockpit from the rear bulkhead and extending the entertaining out to the open air.

The Sedan also offers another way to bring the outdoors in, either while under way or at anchor, when, with the press of a button, a giant sunroof slides open to the clouds and the stars.

The Belize 54 was created by 4D Designs in collaboration with the Riviera and Belize design team. It’s a testimony to very experienced thinking, artful computer-aided design and stronger, less bulky miracle materials.

A huge sun pad with adjustable back rests sprawls along the centre line of the forward deck, drink holders and ample dry space for the music controls right alongside.

To the port side, an unusual, and most welcome feature: a cosy corner breakfast bar with swing-out stools that won’t mark the decks.