Riviera 64 Sports Motor Yacht (2021) - Features Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2021
- With her bluewater look and feel and her enclosed flying bridge, the 64 Sports Motor Yacht checks all the marks for Riviera’s intended mission for her. She can handle things confidently when the seas kick up and she offers owners and guests a choice of luxurious, comfortable gathering areas. Belowdecks, Riviera will customize the layout to an owner’s desires.
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Riviera headquarters are 45 minutes away from my home. So proud an Aussie company commands such respect from the boating community.
Love that! They're an incredible boat builder. Thanks for watching
Captain Steve shows us another great boat -- AND he's back to his true form by saying "fit and finish" a few times in the video. Welcome back!
It's a Riviera. They earn their "fit & finish" complements. A great boatyard.
I bet just that walnut tray costs as much as my bass boat. Beautiful boat.
That interior! That would work! That boat! Wow! Great job captain Steve!
Wonderful yacht! Loving all the features!
Another floorless presentation Sir. The woodwork on this boat appears first class. 😎😎
Flawless*
What a beautiful, well designed boat. Great use of space. The finish was superb
Lekker man lekker
Awesome boat. Thanks for the review. 🙏🏻 I like the wood work. Looks very professionally done.
Wow. Always a fabulous presentation.
Thank you for watching!
Almost the best galley layout I've ever seen on boats under 70 feet.
Riviera could do with more presence in Europe. They'd definitely sell.
Good point! I very seldom see them here in Europe. But they would definitely sell good, even if the European taste is a bit different when it comes to layout. E.g. enclosed fly bridges are not popular in the med, which is the biggest market here in Europe.
Take a drink whenever you see a fridge!
She's a real beauty,decked out in a tasteful way,looks a lot bigger than 64ft.
This is a nice layout as well. I would still lean toward the 2018 68'.
This yacht is flat-out inspiring in how well it pushes out the OO experience. I'm a huge Fleming fan but at this point, since I'm spending TH-cam money, why not get a Sport Motor Yacht? The recreational features like the cockpit and power make it a better working boat and cruiser. It's hard to imagine anyone who ever worked on a boat, not wanting what a fishing cockpit offers on your yacht. And everything else, every yacht out there is imperfect because it's not the size of an Aircraft Carrier. But all of the criticisms over wasted priorities in space somehow are addressed here. Australia is a 1950s American Executive Dad who needs to change his own oil in his 1959 Continental with a 400hp MEL Marauder under the hood. And air-conditioning, not even in a Mercedes at the time.
Like always Captain Steve, great showing I agree with you on the ridiculous placement of the stereo system on the bow and inside the cabin. The only thing I would add to that vessel is a third seat, looking forward on the starboard side next to the captain again well done on the showing.
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Nice presentation Steve, I love this motor yacht, can’t believe it’s only a 64, the amount of space & the layout makes it look more like 70/80 footer. The whole boat is gorgeous, its lines & shape of the hull just simply stunning!, the only thing missing for me, which I love the most was the engine room, did you edit it out by mistake?. Does the hull upgrade for Finn stabilisation or giro assistance?. Still a lovely boat to dream about!. Nice1.🇬🇧😉👍
I understand big, long hullside windows bring lots of light aboard, however, I feel it detracts from the boat’s exterior profile creating a frivolous look best kept on the inland waterways and sheltered during small craft advisories….JMO
Rivera are built here on the Gold Coast australia and are built for our rough and remote conditions. Our northern east coast seas normal days are 6ft with short and sharp periods. As I said this is a normal day let alone a rough one. These vessels are no inland vessels. Many owners here circumnavigate Australia with them and many do intercontinental cruises from australia to places like, New Zealand, Fiji, Vanuatu and Papa New Guinea.
Looks might be a fashion and taste but this at its heart is a tough long range Bluewater cruiser
I do have a problem with the prototypical master suite with a massive oversized television plastering what otherwise should be a top of the line book shelf or *anything but that* anyways.
If the master bed were canted away from the entrance that creates imo a proper interior space by the door for a closet and seat for, well just sitting if you like but of course a "change of clothing" space. Just a pet peeve I have in all these types of so not a "master suite" anyways.
And again I'm really not a fan of propeller driven water craft and think Hinckley Yachts has been running circles around the entire Industry for decades now with a proper propulsion system for working in an out of Florida, the Caribbean of course and especially but now as well all of Central America and the Mexican Riviera.
These are near perfect water craft still tho and serve notice to the entire "Battle-wagon" market (cough, cough Viking, Hatteras et al cough, cough) that they might be doing it all wrong going on forever now.
This as being "all right!" would be an understatement to me.
Still...i think even Sea Ray is making a near 60 footer now as apparently was in fact done in the past.
Great review as always but yes I agree still too forgiving.
Long Brunswick stock
Strong buy
They're a Class-A Ocean capable boat; most yachts are Class-B "shoreline" boats. Riviera build them tough, much tougher than they might look. All independently certiied.
@@doolittlegeorge Impellers have many advantages but one disadvantage is low-speed efficiency. They are more efficient than props at high speeds, but less efficient than props at low speeds.
Personally I'd worry about clogging but that's probably just me being a coward. :-)
*"What a wonderful Day Boat!"*
Can you guys get hold of the Botnia Targa 46 and a Lindell 46 for a full test
Hi captain Steve can u review the Chaparral 28 Surf 2022?
Absolutely a stunning boat, what's the price tag?
Do review riviera 645 suv
Is it me or did this boat show much larger than 64'?...Riviera made great use of space?
I'm not sure I heard Captain Steve mention all that fabulous woodwork is grain matched,,, of course. I think Captain Steve can output at least 72 clearly intelligible words / 60 seconds however my brain only absorbs 50 in 60 seconds.
How many refrigerators does this boar have?! Sheesh!
Lekker man lekker.
HA I beat him to it!!
Pretty nice boat but if priced as normal 64 foot yachts, it feels like it doesn't get the most out of the space because of the fishing style. A style that strikes me as entirely unnecessary. If you have to kill animals for amusement that seems plenty possible from an elegant boat as well.
Kill animals for fun? You mean fishing?
@@sadenuttie2234 you mean thinking?
@@DanFrederiksen huh? What you just said makes no sense
@@sadenuttie2234 hehe, yes of course I mean 'fishing'. As in joyful mindless torture and killing of animals.
@@DanFrederiksen or maybe the enjoyment of eating a fish that you caught yourself. Don’t be a mindless vegan. Think for yourself. You are fighting to catch something delicious, it’s literally the most natural thing in the world, and perfectly sustainable. Net fishing is a terrible thing, but rod fishing is fun as and delicious.
*farts*