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Riva calls her a "cabriolet sports cruiser," and the description earns itself the moment the main deck salon's sunroof slides back. Light pours in, the boundary between saloon and open air simply dissolves, and what was an interior becomes something closer to a terrace at sea. Below, a large semi-transparent skylight keeps the lower deck from ever feeling closed in — a detail that says a good deal about how carefully this yacht was thought through. She underwent a refit in 2021. The aft deck is where the day naturally settles, and it opens directly onto the main saloon — the two spaces read as one, which is precisely the point. The saloon itself is composed rather than decorated: comfortable seating, generous media and entertainment options, and the kind of proportions that suit six people talking over a long lunch as easily as two watching the light change over a bay. Accommodation is arranged across three cabins for six guests: an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, and a third cabin with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration available on request. Based in Greece, she is at her best on weekend escapes and cruises for two — short passages between islands, an anchorage chosen for the swim rather than the marina, and a crew who keep the logistics invisible.