For Sale: Riva 102 Corsaro Super

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Beso is a Riva 102 Corsaro Super powered by low-hour MTU engines and located in Aventura, Florida.
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The Riva 102 Corsaro Super is certainly a statement yacht, with its combination of luxury and head-turning performance. With twin MTU 2,638 hp engines, it tops out at 28 knots and cruises at 24 knots. Beso has just 130 hours on its engines, making it the lowest-hour Corsaro Super on the market. It’s located in Aventura, Florida, and offered by Allied Marine for $15 million.

The aft decks on the lower and upper levels are perfect for alfresco dining while underway.
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Beso’s open-plan layout creates a seamless flow between the living, dining, and entertainment areas, with natural light filling the space. The salon leads to the dining area, perfect for hosting formal dinners or relaxed gatherings. On the main deck, a forward-facing master suite has a private terrace and expansive windows. This iconic yacht, meticulously crafted by Riva, is a true testament to Italian craftsmanship and design. The Natuzzi furnishings and design by expert architects make it a nautical work of art. Highlighted by cutting-edge construction techniques, this vessel stands as an embodiment of luxury and sophistication.

The yacht’s bright, modern interior.
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Yachting previously wrote: “The Riva 102′ Corsaro Super is a successor to the 100′ Corsaro, which the builder says has been among its bestsellers in recent years. The 102′ has an updated design in the superstructure and hull, creating what Riva calls a contemporary sport concept. Aerodynamics were improved with the addition of glass fashion plates aft. For guest relaxation, gunwales swing out on each side of the main deck to create terraces with panoramic views. Accommodations are for 10 guests in five staterooms. The main deck’s primary living space can be ordered in one of two ways, depending on what owners want closest to the aft deck: a focus on dining with a table at the stern, or a focus on lounging aft that sees the dining space moved amidships.”