Among Riva's flybridges, the 130' Bellissima is its largest.

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There has been a launch of Riva Yachts' new flybridge flagship, the Riva 130' Bellissima, by the Italian manufacturer.

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A planing hull, widebody design, and gross tonnage under 300 make up hull No. 1, which is being built for an American owner.

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As part of a strategic product committee led by Piero Ferrari and the engineering department at Ferretti Group, Mauro Micheli of Officina Italiana Design has designed all Riva yachts during the past 27 years.

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Carbon fiber, steel, and glass are used in the exterior design of the Riva 130'. In the stern of Riva, a beach club and cockpit are divided by a lower, open area that faces the water. There are stows on the port side of the hull for the tender and water toys.

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On the upper deck, there is seating for ten people and additional guest spaces at the bow. One level up, there is a sundeck with a cocktail-oriented layout.

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In the interior, four guest staterooms are below decks, including the master suite on the main deck. Each room has an en suite bathroom.

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A report says the yacht can reach a top speed of 22.5 knots with twin 2,638-horsepower MTU engines. Approximately 20 knots is Riva's cruise speed.

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