Ribelle 66

Onboard the Ribelle 66

The Ribelle 66 carries Riva's sport-yacht signature into a 20-metre profile built for speed as much as presence: a cruising pace of around 33 knots means the run out from Saint-Tropez to a chosen bay is quick, and the yacht handles like the tender-sized Rivas that made the shipyard's name, just scaled up. Below and on deck, the layout keeps three cabins for overnighting or simply resting between activities, while the cockpit and aft deck are set up for guests to stay outside for most of the charter rather than retreat below.

Al-fresco dining is built into how this yacht is used day to day. A lunch stop in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, anchored off the town with the hills and rooftops in view, works naturally with a table laid on deck rather than indoors, and the yacht's speed means a longer run — toward Pampelonne or further along the coast — doesn't eat into the afternoon the way it would on a slower hull. For groups who want one strong day on the water without the logistics of a multi-day passage, the Ribelle 66 covers ground fast and still leaves time to sit and eat before heading back.

Twelve guests and three cabins make this a fit for a mixed-use charter: a full day out with family or friends, a corporate group wanting a fast, private setting for a working lunch away from the quay, or a smaller party using the extra cabins for an overnight stop rather than a full itinerary. It suits clients who want the responsiveness of a sport-yacht — quick to get moving, easy to reposition if a bay fills up — over the scale of a superyacht, without giving up a proper dining setup on board.