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Riva ANTALYA 43

  • Build year 1994, Motorboat for sale
  • Croatia, Croatia

70,000 EUR

Riva ANTALYA 43 Motorboat 1994, with CUMMINS engine, Croatia
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As far as we know, the owner is the second owner. He purchased it in 2022 in Berlin and has since traveled through the Danube and Greece to Pula. Now he is ending his water sports activities. Therefore, the Riva is for sale. For this journey, there is also a book titled "My Partner, My Yorkie, and I: Across Europe." The Riva Antalya 43 (often referred to as the Riva 43 Antalya) is a classic flybridge motor yacht from the renowned Italian shipyard Riva Cantieri S.p.a., built between 1990 and 1998. It is known for its luxurious Italian design, durability, and excellent handling characteristics. Key technical specifications of the yacht at a glance: Length: 13.75 m Width: 3.88 m Engines: Diesel engines (Cummins with 400 horsepower each) Cabins: Typically accommodates up to 6 berths/sleeping places Planing hull profile for sporty cruising The yacht is a sought-after collector's item on the used market as only a limited number of this model were produced (about 10 units). Used models of the Riva Antalya 43 are priced around €110,000 depending on condition and equipment. Due to its rarity—only about 10 units were produced—these boats are scarce worldwide. Founded in 1842 by Pietro Riva on Lake Iseo in Sarnico, the Riva shipyard is considered a pioneer in the development of motor yachts. After initially producing high-quality sailing boats, Riva turned to combustion engines, ushering in the era of Riva motorboats. Serafino Riva shaped the brand after World War I with a distinctive style, transforming it from commercial vessels to motorboats. In the 1920s and 1930s, Riva achieved records and triumphs in national and international motorboat competitions. In the 1950s, under Carlo Riva's leadership, the brand rose to global fame and became the preferred choice for aristocrats, athletes, businessmen, and film stars. Carlo introduced iconic wooden yachts such as the Ariston, Tritone, and Sebino, paving the way for mass production. In collaboration with designer Giorgio Barilani, Riva refined its style in 1956, culminating in the legendary Aquarama in 1962. This masterpiece became a symbol of Riva and Italian style, fetching high prices and remains a coveted collector's item today. In 1969, Riva began producing fiberglass boats for some models, marking a significant shift. Following its acquisition by Whittaker in 1969 and later by Vickers in 1988, Riva continued its success story with fiberglass boat production and influenced designs from other renowned yacht builders. The production of wooden boats continued until 1996 with the Aquarama Special as its last model. However, Riva's stylistic influence can still be seen in modern sports boats. In 2000, the Ferretti Group added Riva to its portfolio, ensuring the continuation of this legendary Italian yacht builder's storied history. The ship is sold with "Pound Pann": - Generator - Air conditioning - Heating - Hydraulic gangway - Bow thruster - Radar - VHF radio - Plotter on flybridge - Plotter at interior helm - Autopilot - Anchor - 100m stainless steel chain - Two kitchens - Bimini top - Camper cover - Flybridge cover - Two spare anchors - Liferaft for persons - Fenders - Mooring lines Owner's cabin, guest cabin, salon, interior helm station, flybridge, second helm station on flybridge.

Specifications Equipment

Materiale / unit

Hull type

Fibreglass

Length

13.75

Beam

3.88

Deplacement

15000

Motor & technic

Engine

CUMMINS

Total power

400

Engine count

2

Engine place

Inboard

Engine hours

850

Fuel

Diesel