The 33.5-metre Riva Dolcevita Tasty Waves has joined the market with William Blackwell Jr. of Allied Marine.
The yacht is a well-maintained example of Riva's bestselling 110 Dolcevita series, which balances a fast, planing-hull design with a cool, yet classic interior that prioritises natural light and high-quality finishes. Officially delivered in 2020, the GRP is one of 24 Riva yachts for sale, according to BOATPro.
With 219GT to play with, this model can accommodate 10 guests and five crew. Officina Italiana Design is behind the interiors, working with signature Riva turquoise, stainless steel accents, ebony leather and glossed mahogany. The main saloon benefits from large windows and mirrored overheards to maximise the feeling of light, with an asymmetric furniture arrangement. There is a dining arrangement forward, alongside sliding glass doors that lead onto the walkaround deck. This deck has an enclosed galley and forward helm station.
The flybridge yacht has a large owner's cabin with en suite finished in grey marble with his and hers sinks. There is a small vanity in the cabin, alongside good-sized wardrobe spaces.
Al fresco living spaces include a flybridge that's well-optimised for socialising. The wet bar is large for a yacht of this size and sits adjacent to a shaded seating area. As well as giving a yacht owner the flexibility to drive from up top, there is also a few different seating options, including loose furniture on the aft. For an alternative coffee spot, the main deck aft has a similar set-up.
One of the highlights on board Tasty Waves is the foredeck, which has a sunpad spread and Portuguese bridge which will allow an owner to take full advantage of sunny days at sea.
Tasty Waves benefits from a recently extended engine warranty - 36 months, up to 4500 hours - and dual Starlink system that's perfect for owners working from sea. Top speed is around 29 knots and cruising speed is 25 knots.
Tasty Waves is asking $10,950,000 and is lying in Fort Lauderdale.