Riva 102' Corsaro Super Review (2023 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

Nick begins the tour at the rear of the yacht, noting the presence of a tender garage beneath the sunbed. The sun pads rise up to uncover the tenders, whilst the bathing platform lowers to enable ease of access into the water.

The aft cockpit features a cosy shaded seating area and a bar.  Automatic doors open into the interior.

Ascending to the flybridge, there is a commanding helm position offering a spectacular view, ideal for close-quarters maneuvering. The flybridge also includes a bar area, additional seating, and a large social area under a hardtop with the option for a bimini top for shade.

The foredeck boasts sunbathing areas and a social zone with carbon fiber poles for a bimini top. The yacht's silver-gray metallic color finish is highlighted here, along with the forward view, which Nick describes as spectacular.

Inside, there is a wonderful dining area at the rear of the saloon, which allows for a lounge area further forward with a view out of the back of the yacht. The interior decor is in a muted, Italian style and features elegant chairs, glass dining table, marble, and feature lighting.  

The Riva Corsaro features a main deck master cabin, highlights include large windows, extensive wardrobe space, and the cabin's overall muted coziness. The en suite bathroom of the owner's cabin is impressive with its size, finish, and woodwork, along with the glass privacy doors for the toilet and shower areas.

Descending to the lower deck, the guest accommodation includes four cabins, each with a muted feel and generous en suites. Each cabin is high-quality, suggesting that guests would be very satisfied with the accommodations.

The bridge is a space that combines business with style, featuring a dark aesthetic, multifunction displays, and a signature Riva steering wheel.

The crew quarters include a stylish galley and crew mess area. There are three crew cabins and laundry facilities, with a single cabin for the captain and two additional cabins with a shared head.

In the well-lit and clean engine room, there are twin MTU 16V 2000 M96L 2,638hp engines that power the yacht to a top speed of 25 knots, cruising at 18 knots. Also highlighted are generators and hydraulic systems for the thruster.

Throughout the tour, Nick Burnham's enthusiasm and appreciation for the yacht's design, luxury, and attention to detail are evident. He highlights both his favorite aspects, such as the stylish interior and the well-appointed guest cabins, as well as the practical features like the tender garage and crew facilities. Nick's deep knowledge of yachts and his passion for their craftsmanship shine through as he expertly navigates the Riva 102 Corsaro Super, conveying a sense of admiration and respect for the vessel's Italian elegance and functionality.