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$2,650,000 USD
+14 moreYear2021
Length20m5.3m beam
Cabins3
Engine2 X MAN V12 1550hp
Draft1.8m
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An impressive combination of luxury and performance. CAVALLO pairs Riva's Ribelle performance pedigree with low engine hours and a US-spec build.
CAVALLO is a 66' Riva Ribelle motor yacht built in 2021 and combining a sporty profile with a classy, contemporary design. Accommodating six guests across three staterooms, she pairs twin MAN engines capable of 37 knots with a stabilised, low-hour specification built to US standards.
CAVALLO carries her Ribelle styling through to the outdoor spaces, with a sun pad on the bow for watching the sunset and a flybridge that opens onto panoramic views. Inside, the cockpit door stows away completely, joining the salon and aft deck into a single indoor-outdoor space suited to both entertaining and quieter days on board.
The full-beam master stateroom is finished with refined furnishings and generous storage, one of three staterooms on board. Technically, she is fitted with a Seakeeper Gyro for added stability and shows notably low engine hours for her age. Built to US specification, CAVALLO presents as a well-specified example of the model, ready for immediate cruising.
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Vessel
Year2021
Dimensions
Length overall20m
Beam5.3m
Draft1.8m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Engine make2 X MAN V12 1550hp
Features
On board
Twin MAN engines
Seakeeper Gyro stabiliser
Sun pad on bow
Flybridge
Stowable cockpit door
Three staterooms
Full-beam master stateroom
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