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$198,000 NZD
+3 moreMakeRiviera
ModelPlatinum 34
Year2000
Length11.9m
FuelDiesel
EngineCummins
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About this vessel
Step aboard this vessel, crafted with Riviera's renowned attention to detail. This 2000 Riviera Platinum 34 has been well-maintained and is powered by twin 270hp Cummins diesel engines that cruise economically at 10–14 knots and can reach up to 25 knots when you want to feel her performance.
A spacious cockpit offers indoor/outdoor flow for fishing or entertaining trips. Inside, the classic Riviera layout features an island double berth with extra accommodation in the saloon.
A spacious mid-galley is equipped with a 4-burner gas stove, oven, two refrigerators and a freezer. Two helm stations are equipped with radar, GPS, autopilot, depth sounder and chart plotter.
A large hardtop flybridge with the second helm station provides great visibility and makes the vessel a pleasure to manoeuvre, whether you're exploring quiet bays or easing into a marina — where every adventure becomes a story worth telling.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeRiviera
ModelPlatinum 34
Year2000
Dimensions
Length overall11.9m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeCummins
Engine count2
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
twin 270hp Cummins diesel engines
4-burner gas stove
oven
two refrigerators
freezer
radar
GPS
autopilot
depth sounder
chart plotter
large hardtop flybridge
second helm station
island double berth
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