really? I cant get passed the awful placement of that cook top . has someone with loads of professional cooking experience I have to say this is probably the worst galley layout I have ever seen...................
Riviera yachts have been a real success story in yachting, they are an extremely well made well thought out boat with a few very individual design features that make them unique.
I can’t remember seeing a yacht in that range that checks so many boxes so well. A very well thought out boat, it’s no surprise they’ve sold so many of them.
A beautiful and reasonably sized yacht with great space utilization. The layout is fantastic too. Every video gets better and better with you two refining your craft. Keep it up!
Good to finally see some Aussie representation. Riviera has always been one of my personal favourites for sports yachts. They are not as sleek as many of the Euro builders, since we don't have the calmer Med waters to play in, but they are certainly beautiful to me.
@@NautiStyles Just a heads up Best David USA: th-cam.com/video/NDiJXIXedFQ/w-d-xo.html And if you need help look here: th-cam.com/video/oyE2x9B0CVA/w-d-xo.html
Another terrific yacht tour. It is so obvious to me how much you both love what you do. Thanks for passing on that feeling to so many others. Great work!!
I've always preferred a yacht that emphasizes cruising range and comfort over speed, but this is a very nice design. It gives one a feeling that there is more space on board than there actually is, which proves that the designers know what they are doing. And the styling of your hair, Victoria, is rockin'!
I would like to know what ''slow cruze'' is for boats that would be SUITABLE For THE GREAT LOOPER boats too! :) cuz you are puttin along at 6 or 8 knots on the smaller rivers MUCH MORE THAN 40 knotts heading to BAHAMAMAMAz ;) ...like trawlers don't get up on plane, do some of these FAST BOATS suffer by NOT CRUSING UP ON PLANE ?? like can they NOT ?? well can but pushin thru the water instead of OVER it costs more fuel so slow cruzing we only do in no wake zones, kinda thing!!??
As usual - great review! My personal preference is trawlers or yachts ... but this vessel would almost convert me. Not surprised by how thoughtful many of the features are - us Aussies are like that 😉.
I don't know what was funnier, the coriander counter tops, the wife storage, or the musty flavor. All that aside, great video of a really well appointed boat. I think it would be very comfortable for a few day passage or even a summer live aboard. Thanks!!
For a production yacht, there was a great deal of thought put into the design and layout. I must agree one hundred percent with you on the porthole sensors. I have never personally seen interior damage from portholes left open but have heard about it happening. A definite must have, especially if chartering. I am not a huge fan of glossy wood, but Riviera made it work very well on this model. I love the outtakes!!! I really wish I could have made it to the Palm Beach Boat Show. Thank you for the tour.
From Australia, Always such a pleasure to watch you both presenting these Beautiful Yatchs, Magnificent Yatch 👍🏼❤️ Can't wait to see your Next post 👏🏼❤️
Wow. Another great video! Thank you. 1) With my damaged hearing the squeaky dock was a non-issue. I never heard it (old guy here 70 Y.O.). 2) Sensors to "idiot proof" the boat (to some degree) port holes (natural ventilation GREAT) and hatches (GREAT)! 3) Shiny polyurethane wood finish. Totally a negative for me. I get scintillating blind spots when sun flashes off of shiny surfaces like glass, metal or other shiny (mirror like) surfaces, that last for an hour or so. It is like a migraine headache prodromal effect. Matte or satin finishes for me. 4) My personal preference for a boat to live on would require a configuration which lends itself to fishing. That would exclude a swim platform in favor of the ability to get fish (that might weigh more than a person) over a transom at the stern safely while in blue water in various sea conditions (also a set of boat controls that can observe the fishermen while controlling the boat for safety). 5) Love the Sea-Keeper system. 6) Riviera should consider an optional configuration of the third stateroom for live-aboards: Instead of two single births and clothing storage; perhaps eliminate the sleeping space for a washer & dryer, more refrigeration space, and food storage. 7) Galley: As a product of being born in and growing up in New Orleans, LA where cooking and food are a central aspect of life . . . . . I would like a minimum of a three (3) burner cook top (gas is my preference as it is instantly variable), a dedicated oven (for large items and bread) and a microwave oven. At around 32:50 of this video you showed the engines. It appeared as though the engines each had TWO alternators (Amps and volts). If so, what capacities did they have and what batteries (number, capacity, voltage, composition, and inverters) did they charge? I drool over the Riviera Enclosed Fly Bridge models (more fishing friendly). Perhaps you might produce some videos of those in your enjoyable style? Thank you for your informative, entertaining, and uniquely enjoyable videos.
Love you guys! And, I laughed so much on your outtakes. :) I have watched most of your videos,. Prefer the catamaran videos, but this one really got me thinking...ummmm maybe this one.
Great Aussie yacht builder. Great boats my dad had one when I was growing up , many a fantastic weekend spent on it. Love your outtakes as usual this one had a few good ones. I can’t believe you didn’t comment on the koala on the bed 🐨 Love your videos best day of the week A quick question please what do you do with your dog when you guys are away at shows ? Have a great week Nautistyles 😎🇦🇺😎
Superb boat beautifully finished, including the comfy wife storage!! Great to see a few manual doors and windows; I mentioned once before that I think Galeon, amongst others have gone overboard with the number of devices electronically/hydraulically controlled. Now, how about a review of a Maritimo say the X60 so as to compare two wonderful Australian yacht builders, both of which were established by an Aussie Icon, Bill Barry Cotter. (not forgetting Mariner yachts).
Another great walk thru video .. I think you would be surprised by doing a review of a Palm Beach 55, 65 or 70 to find a tender garage under the cockpit. Would be interesting to see if the new 85 Grand Banks has the same set up. Thanks again for sharing a great review! USCG Dolphin fly-by is the sound of Freedom!
HI RICO AND VICTORIA!!!!!!!!!! I love the "intro music" you use after Victoria is done with her "opening monolog," though it reminds me so much of the music used on a very old (like back when M.S. windows was at a mere 3.10 operating system 😳 YEAH.... a veryyyyyyy long time ago!!! 🤣) Soooo, as I was saying
Thankfully I didn’t have a drink of coffee as I saw your “musty flavor” outtake. I laughed out loud. Next time you’re in South Florida and you are feeling sluggish have a shot of café Cubano for a kick start.
Great tour!!! If I were a boat builder I would be so excited if any of my boat’s features made it to your N.B.B.L.. I may never be able to get the yacht of my dreams, but, I will have the coolest N.B.B.L.!!! Thank you and God bless. 💞🙏
For a 54 footer that yacht is _HUGE_ where it needs to be! As at least one other has said, a bit more range would be nice, although I'd like to keep the top speed in the high 20kt range. Do you know if that air draft is including the radar and KVH domes? Because if it IS, then assuming you could dismount them fairly easily, it looks like this boat could do the western part of the Erie canal on the Loop.
Great boat and review considering you pulled up dusty from the night before! Amazing space, how did they fit that staircase and "lobby" in? Cute Koala in the bunk cabin, a bit of a nod to Australia there. Not sure that cooktop in the galley is in a practical spot but I suppose you won't be cooking banquets anyway and the outdoor cooking is awesome. Cheers
Hi NautiStyles . Awesome review of this beautiful yacht . PLUS you guys are really funny when your tired, not to mention the squeaky docks & Coast Guard helicopters adding to the hilarity . Mark (Toronto) 👍💙⚓
Great tour, yet again, guys! I am not a sports/cruiser type fan but this does tick so many boxes, well thought out design I have to admit. The maintenance switch locations are very well placed
Victoria & Rico great job I enjoy the tour, Riviera builds always is well design & really practical yachts, got to add those porthole sensors & cockpit layout to my list. Not into speed, but I rather have it when I need it...
Great tour of a superior sport yacht, you guys said that you had a long night the night before, would like to see that as part of this yacht tour, being a DJ would to see the wild side of you guys. like to see how the yachties party !!!❤️
Ok, round 3. This review hit more ding-ding ‘Likes’ for me since the yacht manufacturer is in my home country. Australia (known affectionately as Oz!) So glad your review acknowledged where they’re made. Oz & NZ have high ratio of watercraft users to population. Up in the far north west, a town that services the mining industry Karratha, has a sea-going vessel per household! Some people have two!
If you guys ever have any down time or a lack of boats to film, I have a video suggestion. What are Rico's favorite engine rooms? What are the best fly bridges? Where does Victoria most want to throw a party? You could cut together clips from old videos with a few talking head segments and it would be really enlightening.
Great video of another great boat from you guys. It looks so sleek, and is also really practical. One thing I've noticed about many boats like this (going by the specs list at the end), is that yeah they go fast, but their range is very limited. I noticed on this one that the range is up to around 1500nm, is that particular to this boat, or can others do similarly at lower speeds?
It all comes down to tankage and GPH or LPH burned at lower rpms on the motors. There are some designed to be able to sip fuel while being able to handle well at lower speeds and of course some that act like drunken sea cows at low speed. Generally though it comes down to total fuel tankage when it comes to higher range numbers, just like you think it would...
Oh ok you sold me , I can always use it as a Tender for my real yacht 🤪 Nice smaller yacht for someone who isn't to concerned with having a lot of space , I to was somewhat impressed with the engine room , and I liked their pick with the Volvo engines . Thanks guys for another great tour , I always enjoy seeing them and anticipating the next one 👍🏻👋🏻
Alot to like in this boat. Engine room was more spacious than I expected. Does this have a water maker, seems like ai heard it mentioned earlier, but didn't see it in the engine room. My only complaint would be to have a 3 burner hob in the galley, but otherwise this yacht really checks just about every box.
Thanks for all your content. Could you please review the Riviera 78 motor yacht? And the Riviera that in your opinion would be the best starter live aboard
To choose between a cruiser, luxury, sport or fishing vessel has been solved. Superbly outfitted, and to use a term not associated with such a classy yacht.. a utilitarian layout. Everything you could want, conveniently laid out and plenty of power. Finally, a mix of a super high-end motor home, a luxury vehicle/sports car, a perfect venue for a romantic sunset cruise, or a hectic last minute charge, over to an Arena for a show, or for a weekend - weeklong - however long, getaway trip. Perfect.. just perfect!
If you have time on one of your videos could you open one of the portholes in cabin? I’ve honestly never seen one opened. Great show!! Thank you for everything you do. Y’all are awesome!!
Aussies make great boats, and Riviera is one of the best manufacturers in Australia. They are built tough and built to last. I personally would choose a Riv over just about any boat foot for foot. They are designed to work well when the going gets tough, not just to look good in the marina. But they look great anyway. Another great video from you guys. Well Done!!!
Greetings Folks What a beautiful boat. The fit and finish is spot on and the joinery is very well presented. Thank you as always for a great tour. Cheers
That was a really cool laid out engine room nice for you guys love your outtakes I don’t know if he actually said where you were at the beginning of the video maybe I just missed it but I forgot have a good day thank you
Terrific boat! Lots of bells and whistles. I really like the grill/griddle combo! The kitchen counter top is wonderful with the no run off feature and under counter trash.Clever door for the washer/dryer. I enjoyed the video! Love from Vermont
Thank you for showcasing one of the best boats that Australia has to offer. If you can, it would be great to see your opinions on the fly bridge models too.
Good to see you enjoying Aussie craftmanship - robust, practical and well made; just like us! So come on down to down under and really experience a late night. Very funny outtakes.
Once again, a really nice and informative video. You obviously put a lot of time into each, probably more so than any of us really imagines. One question: I noticed in the specs, this yacht has a 1,500 nm range @ 5.4 knots. Wouldn't range at hull speed be a better real world measure? Thanks!
I would love for you to check out the Belize 66 Sedan/Daybridge and the 645 SUV too, the SUV looks like it would make a great live aboard for a family with 2-4 kids and still space for a couple of friends.
That galley is so well organized, when opened to the cockpit, you got a lot of entertainment space without giving up room to prepare and serve.
really? I cant get passed the awful placement of that cook top . has someone with loads of professional cooking experience I have to say this is probably the worst galley layout I have ever seen...................
I think every one will be cooking outside. The internal hot plate is for boiling water, Americans haven’t heard of the kettle yet, maybe next century.
@@sickofthestupid1067 Spot on .. the layout of the yacht and the space utilisation was terrible
@@SalmanTheFoodie No, it was excellent
@@maccant4707 WTH are you talking about? We know damn well what a kettle is 😂
It seems that I tend to get grumpy on a Saturday if I haven’t my fix of Victoria and Rico! Great tour as always. Beautiful yacht.
Well, new Tour every Sat so you never need to be grumpy 😝😂
Riviera yachts have been a real success story in yachting, they are an extremely well made well thought out boat with a few very individual design features that make them unique.
I can’t remember seeing a yacht in that range that checks so many boxes so well. A very well thought out boat, it’s no surprise they’ve sold so many of them.
Exactly this is my favorite so far
yep great looking boat well thought out going to purchase mine next week......
You don’t tend to think of Australia as a luxury car maker (because it isn’t) but Australia does make some amazing boats and yachts!
@@AndyTheDriverFools Hope you are enjoying the Riv Andy!
If you like this boat, Check out the Maritimo X50 or X60... IMHO, I think they have better features and very well thought out
Great review love the yacht ,they have a great suv range from 445/675 suv's
Damn...take that little tender out...put in a Lamborghini Huracan in there! Lotto goals.... lol.
😂 So your lambo can drive right out into the water?
What do You think about "eSysman SuperYacht"? Enquiring Minds would like to know??
Gotta keep those musty flavors off of your coriander countertops! 😂
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A beautiful and reasonably sized yacht with great space utilization. The layout is fantastic too.
Every video gets better and better with you two refining your craft. Keep it up!
Good to finally see some Aussie representation. Riviera has always been one of my personal favourites for sports yachts. They are not as sleek as many of the Euro builders, since we don't have the calmer Med waters to play in, but they are certainly beautiful to me.
I personally think they are very sleek:-)
@@NautiStyles Just a heads up Best David USA: th-cam.com/video/NDiJXIXedFQ/w-d-xo.html And if you need help look here: th-cam.com/video/oyE2x9B0CVA/w-d-xo.html
Another terrific yacht tour. It is so obvious to me how much you both love what you do. Thanks for passing on that feeling to so many others. Great work!!
I've always preferred a yacht that emphasizes cruising range and comfort over speed, but this is a very nice design. It gives one a feeling that there is more space on board than there actually is, which proves that the designers know what they are doing.
And the styling of your hair, Victoria, is rockin'!
I would like to know what ''slow cruze'' is for boats that would be SUITABLE For THE GREAT LOOPER boats too! :) cuz you are puttin along at 6 or 8 knots on the smaller rivers MUCH MORE THAN 40 knotts heading to BAHAMAMAMAz ;)
...like trawlers don't get up on plane, do some of these FAST BOATS suffer by NOT CRUSING UP ON PLANE ?? like can they NOT ?? well can but pushin thru the water instead of OVER it costs more fuel so slow cruzing we only do in no wake zones, kinda thing!!??
ALRIGHT I SEE IT IN SPECS, 1500 NMiles at 5.4 knotts !!! NICE !!!! FOUR FILLUPS FOR THE GREAT LOOP !!!???? right on! :)
The corian vs coriander flub was priceless . Victoria is such a natural crack up.
Beautiful review. Can you add the Riviera 645 SUV to you list of Riviera's to review.
As usual - great review! My personal preference is trawlers or yachts ... but this vessel would almost convert me.
Not surprised by how thoughtful many of the features are - us Aussies are like that 😉.
I don't know what was funnier, the coriander counter tops, the wife storage, or the musty flavor. All that aside, great video of a really well appointed boat. I think it would be very comfortable for a few day passage or even a summer live aboard. Thanks!!
For a production yacht, there was a great deal of thought put into the design and layout. I must agree one hundred percent with you on the porthole sensors. I have never personally seen interior damage from portholes left open but have heard about it happening. A definite must have, especially if chartering. I am not a huge fan of glossy wood, but Riviera made it work very well on this model.
I love the outtakes!!! I really wish I could have made it to the Palm Beach Boat Show. Thank you for the tour.
Splendid vessel, loved the fit and finish. Also love your stripy summer dress, very feminine.
A great boat 🚤 no wonder everyone like it. Buy the way you look great Victoria. Nice dress 👗
Will done ✅
From Australia, Always such a pleasure to watch you both presenting these Beautiful Yatchs, Magnificent Yatch 👍🏼❤️ Can't wait to see your Next post 👏🏼❤️
Wow. Another great video! Thank you.
1) With my damaged hearing the squeaky dock was a non-issue. I never heard it (old guy here 70 Y.O.).
2) Sensors to "idiot proof" the boat (to some degree) port holes (natural ventilation GREAT) and hatches (GREAT)!
3) Shiny polyurethane wood finish. Totally a negative for me. I get scintillating blind spots when sun flashes off of shiny surfaces like glass, metal or other shiny (mirror like) surfaces, that last for an hour or so. It is like a migraine headache prodromal effect. Matte or satin finishes for me.
4) My personal preference for a boat to live on would require a configuration which lends itself to fishing. That would exclude a swim platform in favor of the ability to get fish (that might weigh more than a person) over a transom at the stern safely while in blue water in various sea conditions (also a set of boat controls that can observe the fishermen while controlling the boat for safety).
5) Love the Sea-Keeper system.
6) Riviera should consider an optional configuration of the third stateroom for live-aboards: Instead of two single births and clothing storage; perhaps eliminate the sleeping space for a washer & dryer, more refrigeration space, and food storage.
7) Galley: As a product of being born in and growing up in New Orleans, LA where cooking and food are a central aspect of life . . . . . I would like a minimum of a three (3) burner cook top (gas is my preference as it is instantly variable), a dedicated oven (for large items and bread) and a microwave oven.
At around 32:50 of this video you showed the engines. It appeared as though the engines each had TWO alternators (Amps and volts). If so, what capacities did they have and what batteries (number, capacity, voltage, composition, and inverters) did they charge?
I drool over the Riviera Enclosed Fly Bridge models (more fishing friendly). Perhaps you might produce some videos of those in your enjoyable style?
Thank you for your informative, entertaining, and uniquely enjoyable videos.
A cruiser like this would make me want to be at sea as much as possible. I’d get antsy being on board and docked!
Love you guys! And, I laughed so much on your outtakes. :) I have watched most of your videos,. Prefer the catamaran videos, but this one really got me thinking...ummmm maybe this one.
Haha, glad you enjoyed the video and the outtakes 😝🙌🏻
Great Aussie yacht builder. Great boats my dad had one when I was growing up , many a fantastic weekend spent on it. Love your outtakes as usual this one had a few good ones.
I can’t believe you didn’t comment on the koala on the bed 🐨
Love your videos best day of the week
A quick question please what do you do with your dog when you guys are away at shows ?
Have a great week Nautistyles 😎🇦🇺😎
Superb boat beautifully finished, including the comfy wife storage!! Great to see a few manual doors and windows; I mentioned once before that I think Galeon, amongst others have gone overboard with the number of devices electronically/hydraulically controlled. Now, how about a review of a Maritimo say the X60 so as to compare two wonderful Australian yacht builders, both of which were established by an Aussie Icon, Bill Barry Cotter. (not forgetting Mariner yachts).
Awesome boat! Great tour Victoria and Rico. I was wondering about the squeaking lol, thanks for explaining. I thought it was something on the boat.
Nice boat! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍👌👌👏👏
You guys do far too many cool boats that I cannot afford.
Another great walk thru video .. I think you would be surprised by doing a review of a Palm Beach 55, 65 or 70 to find a tender garage under the cockpit. Would be interesting to see if the new 85 Grand Banks has the same set up. Thanks again for sharing a great review! USCG Dolphin fly-by is the sound of Freedom!
nice videos as always ;)
HI RICO AND VICTORIA!!!!!!!!!!
I love the "intro music" you use after Victoria is done with her "opening monolog," though it reminds me so much of the music used on a very old (like back when M.S. windows was at a mere 3.10 operating system 😳
YEAH.... a veryyyyyyy long time ago!!! 🤣) Soooo, as I was saying
Thankfully I didn’t have a drink of coffee as I saw your “musty flavor” outtake. I laughed out loud.
Next time you’re in South Florida and you are feeling sluggish have a shot of café Cubano for a kick start.
Great tour!!! If I were a boat builder I would be so excited if any of my boat’s features made it to your N.B.B.L.. I may never be able to get the yacht of my dreams, but, I will have the coolest N.B.B.L.!!! Thank you and God bless. 💞🙏
For a 54 footer that yacht is _HUGE_ where it needs to be! As at least one other has said, a bit more range would be nice, although I'd like to keep the top speed in the high 20kt range. Do you know if that air draft is including the radar and KVH domes? Because if it IS, then assuming you could dismount them fairly easily, it looks like this boat could do the western part of the Erie canal on the Loop.
Great boat and review considering you pulled up dusty from the night before! Amazing space, how did they fit that staircase and "lobby" in? Cute Koala in the bunk cabin, a bit of a nod to Australia there. Not sure that cooktop in the galley is in a practical spot but I suppose you won't be cooking banquets anyway and the outdoor cooking is awesome. Cheers
You know... turn that bunk room into a utility room (w/d, extra freezer) and office space, and you'd have a really nice liveaboard for 2 people 😊
Hi NautiStyles . Awesome review of this beautiful yacht . PLUS you guys are really funny when your tired, not to mention the squeaky docks & Coast Guard helicopters adding to the hilarity . Mark (Toronto) 👍💙⚓
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Always look forward to your reviews it always starts my Saturday great and watch out for the musty flavors.
Great tour, yet again, guys! I am not a sports/cruiser type fan but this does tick so many boxes, well thought out design I have to admit. The maintenance switch locations are very well placed
Love seeing such an amazing yacht coming out of the great land down under. Makes me proud to be an Aussie
Wow. Well executed for versatility. Would be a good candidate for the Great Loop.
I'll take two, please.
Great yacht and a great yacht builder from Gold Coast, Australia. Proud to be an Aussie
Agreed!
Another great video. Victoria you look so tan in this video. Looking forward to your next one
Victoria & Rico great job I enjoy the tour, Riviera builds always is well design & really practical yachts, got to add those porthole sensors & cockpit layout to my list. Not into speed, but I rather have it when I need it...
Yep, when trouble looms u can open up the throttle and let em eat wake
wow, that yacht is fantastically designed, even looks fast just setting there, love it,
Loved your dress today Victoria! Beautiful boat!
Thanks Girl! 🙏🏻
Did you say it is Australian design or made? -Great yacht! Thanks for the tour.
Excellent boat 👍👍
Great tour of a superior sport yacht, you guys said that you had a long night the night before, would like to see that as part of this yacht tour, being a DJ would to see the wild side of you guys. like to see how the yachties party !!!❤️
That is a great boat
A great yacht. Well thought out, and designed. As always, a great tour. I prefer a boat with a flybridge, but that is my only gripe.
Riviera has you covered there too. Check out their flybridge models.
Very good to retire on. Beautiful
Ok, round 3. This review hit more ding-ding ‘Likes’ for me since the yacht manufacturer is in my home country. Australia (known affectionately as Oz!)
So glad your review acknowledged where they’re made. Oz & NZ have high ratio of watercraft users to population. Up in the far north west, a town that services the mining industry Karratha, has a sea-going vessel per household! Some people have two!
We like all your videos, greetings from us for you Rico and Victoria 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 We love this tour👌🏻👌🏻
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LOL, so many good outtakes this week !!! Great stuff.
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If you guys ever have any down time or a lack of boats to film, I have a video suggestion. What are Rico's favorite engine rooms? What are the best fly bridges? Where does Victoria most want to throw a party? You could cut together clips from old videos with a few talking head segments and it would be really enlightening.
Great video of another great boat from you guys. It looks so sleek, and is also really practical. One thing I've noticed about many boats like this (going by the specs list at the end), is that yeah they go fast, but their range is very limited. I noticed on this one that the range is up to around 1500nm, is that particular to this boat, or can others do similarly at lower speeds?
I wondered the same. The difference in range is stark
It all comes down to tankage and GPH or LPH burned at lower rpms on the motors.
There are some designed to be able to sip fuel while being able to handle well at lower speeds and of course some that act like drunken sea cows at low speed.
Generally though it comes down to total fuel tankage when it comes to higher range numbers, just like you think it would...
Totally agree! Challenge, Re-Comment if you'd have a sundowner on this boat tho!?!? Yes or No? ;-)
Love it. Good job Nautistyles
I love the SUV line they do. Lot of thought in that boat. This boat is also pretty unique.
Ok je prend envoyer moi une flotte de dix-sept bateaux fissa.🙂😐🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️
Beautiful 😍, boat was ok also
Nice tour nice yacht thanks for sharing
very nice boat. well done.
I'm slowly working my way through all your videos. Some boats I really liked, some not as much. But, I've always enjoyed watching you two!!
Tired or not, you did a great job here! Victoria, just so you know but the eyeshadow should go above the eyes,… just kidding.
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Oh ok you sold me , I can always use it as a Tender for my real yacht 🤪
Nice smaller yacht for someone who isn't to concerned with having a lot of space , I to was somewhat impressed with the engine room , and I liked their pick with the Volvo engines .
Thanks guys for another great tour , I always enjoy seeing them and anticipating the next one 👍🏻👋🏻
Miele rhymes with Sheila. It is pronounced Me-La, not me-lay! One of the most mispronounced words in real estate, yacht and RV reviews.
i agree they keep getting better and better...
Totally gorgeous kitchen and pilot area. Like its manual as there's little to go wrong as you stated. Thankyou both for this brilliant tour. 👍👌
Aussie Built 👍 45 minutes drive away for us is the huge building area for these amazing Riviera’s and Sales department 👍👍🇦🇺
love watching you both !
Love the cockpit layout. Would love for you to do a Belize 66 Sedan or Daybridge.
Noted!
Alot to like in this boat. Engine room was more spacious than I expected. Does this have a water maker, seems like ai heard it mentioned earlier, but didn't see it in the engine room.
My only complaint would be to have a 3 burner hob in the galley, but otherwise this yacht really checks just about every box.
Thanks for all your content.
Could you please review the Riviera 78 motor yacht?
And the Riviera that in your opinion would be the best starter live aboard
To choose between a cruiser, luxury, sport or fishing vessel has been solved. Superbly outfitted, and to use a term not associated with such a classy yacht.. a utilitarian layout. Everything you could want, conveniently laid out and plenty of power. Finally, a mix of a super high-end motor home, a luxury vehicle/sports car, a perfect venue for a romantic sunset cruise, or a hectic last minute charge, over to an Arena for a show, or for a weekend - weeklong - however long, getaway trip. Perfect.. just perfect!
Waking up half-way thru… LOL. You two are such a good mix, practical info & good humour.
If you have time on one of your videos could you open one of the portholes in cabin? I’ve honestly never seen one opened. Great show!! Thank you for everything you do. Y’all are awesome!!
Aussies make great boats, and Riviera is one of the best manufacturers in Australia. They are built tough and built to last. I personally would choose a Riv over just about any boat foot for foot. They are designed to work well when the going gets tough, not just to look good in the marina. But they look great anyway. Another great video from you guys. Well Done!!!
What a nice boat! Too much late-nite partying for Victoria though (we all do it sometime). Rico, what did you do to your heel?
Greetings Folks
What a beautiful boat. The fit and finish is spot on and the joinery is very well presented.
Thank you as always for a great tour.
Cheers
Always a pleasure you guys...Dreamin on. Killin it with your style again Victoria.
Beautiful boat. Thanks for showing us this treasure.
Such an Awesome Yacht. THanks for the Vlog. . Irs definetly my styke. Confy
That was a really cool laid out engine room nice for you guys love your outtakes I don’t know if he actually said where you were at the beginning of the video maybe I just missed it but I forgot have a good day thank you
Wow, this one is a great weekend yacht. I've noticed you no longer give the estimated range at cruise. What would it be for this one?
Wow an Aussie built - like me! :-) Great tour and nice boat!
Extremely classy yacht. thank you for the tour. Love you guys lots.
Terrific boat! Lots of bells and whistles. I really like the grill/griddle combo! The kitchen counter top is wonderful with the no run off feature and under counter trash.Clever door for the washer/dryer. I enjoyed the video! Love from Vermont
Thank you for showcasing one of the best boats that Australia has to offer. If you can, it would be great to see your opinions on the fly bridge models too.
Good to see you enjoying Aussie craftmanship - robust, practical and well made; just like us! So come on down to down under and really experience a late night. Very funny outtakes.
The outtakes did not disappoint! Y'all had a rough morning....!
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Love the part where you said I will just see myself out. LMAO
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Very nice. Both my husband and I love it. And the range is awesome.
The sunglasses is a no go. Looks very strange and a bit redicolous. The boat is great.
In your opinion, what would be the best option for a starter "live aboard" from Riviera asking as an interested Australian
Great tour again. Love how well you to explain everything. This is such a great boat.
Once again, a really nice and informative video. You obviously put a lot of time into each, probably more so than any of us really imagines. One question: I noticed in the specs, this yacht has a 1,500 nm range @ 5.4 knots. Wouldn't range at hull speed be a better real world measure? Thanks!
I would love for you to check out the Belize 66 Sedan/Daybridge and the 645 SUV too, the SUV looks like it would make a great live aboard for a family with 2-4 kids and still space for a couple of friends.
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Now, that was really tastefully done. Very inviting cruiser with great layout.
What blue water live aboard would you have in mind for ocean cruising and scuba diving?