Unveiled together with the 88’ Domino Super yacht in Monaco yesterday, on May 18, 2015, the all-new RIVA 88’ Florida Superyacht is a striking 26,84-metre vessel, mixing up style, elegance and technology with amazing power and speed. Luxury motor yacht Florida 88 boasts the exclusive Ferretti Group’s ‘Convertible Top’ patented system, enabling her to shift from an open to a coupé configuration and vice versa by automatically operating the hardtop that can cover the pilot station in the cockpit.
“The 88’ Florida is a dream come true, a jewel of Italian yachting that we are delighted and excited to be presenting today,” – comments Ferretti Group’s CEO, Mr. Alberto Galassi. “We took up and won a tough challenge from an engineering, design, and production viewpoint, and today we can introduce the world to an unprecedented craft, that turns into reality a new way of enjoying life at sea. The 88’ Florida writes a new chapter in Riva’s story – an Italian story that the world will, once more, fall in love with.”
Superyacht Florida is the result of the close cooperation between Ferretti Group’s Product Strategy Committee, the Group’s Engineering Department, as well as yacht designer Mauro Micheli, the cofounder, together with Sergio Beretta, of Officina Italiana Design. She is characterized by the new ‘Moon Grey’ shade, a light metallic grey that enhances the yacht’s slender lines, and is in harmony with the ‘Bright Black’ shade details.
Accommodation aboard 88’ Florida superyacht is divided into four lovely and elegant en-suite cabins, inspired by late 80s and early 90s atmospheres. There is an amazingly bright, sound-insulated, full-beam master stateroom, as well as a VIP double cabin, with two wardrobes and a private head with separate shower, in addition to an airy double guest cabin, with the private head and separate shower. The second guest cabin is fitted with single beds, dedicated head, as well as a round shower.
In the standard configuration, the 88’ Florida yacht is fitted with twin MTU 16 V 200 M93, 2435 mhp engines, achieving an impressive top speed of 38,5 knots and a cruising speed of 34 knots, ensuring a range of 310 and 340 nautical miles, respectively. A more powerful engine configuration features twin MTU 16 V 200 M94, 2638 mhp engines that can push the craft to a breath-taking top speed of 40,5 knots and a cruising speed of 35 knots, ensuring a range of 300 and 330 nautical miles, respectively (preliminary data).