Riva 56 Rivale
A fast, low-slung hull built for Cap Taillat afternoons
- 17m
- 10 guests
- 2 cabins








Weekly: €30,000
The Okean 55 runs 16 metres and is set up for a full day on the water rather than a night aboard: two cabins below for owner or crew use, and open deck space designed around a day-guest capacity of 14. That ratio matters when you're comparing boats in this size range — plenty of yachts this length carry far fewer people comfortably, while the Okean 55's layout keeps the cockpit, bow and shade areas usable by a full group without anyone perched on a gunwale.
From Saint-Tropez it suits a straightforward brief: gather a group of clients, colleagues or friends for a few hours on the Gulf, anchor off the town with the village in view, and let the boat do the work of hosting rather than transporting. Fourteen guests is enough for a corporate lunch party or an extended family gathering, and the day-boat format means no cabins to allocate, no overnight logistics — just a clean charter window built around the group size rather than a sleeping plan.
It's a practical choice for anyone who wants capacity without the commitment of a multi-day booking: a company marking a deal, a family reunion wanting the whole party on one boat, or a group that simply wants Saint-Tropez from the water for an afternoon. Given the guest count, it's worth confirming the exact hours and route with the broker in advance, particularly in July and August when anchor space off town fills early in the morning.