A €1,000,000 price drop has been announced on the 39.6-metre Riva motor yacht Lady First, listed for sale with Alexis Colin from ABYS Yachting and Maël Fiolet of Camper & Nicholsons. She will be on display at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 as a "stand-out opportunity in the Riva 130 market", according to her broker.
Delivered in 2023, Lady First is the second of the Italian yard's 130 Bellissima models and represents the flagship of the Riva flybridge range. Her tri-deck configuration emphasises room and efficiency on a sub-300GT vessel.
Lady First's sporty naval architecture was conceptualised by Ferretti Engineering Department and her voluminous interior and exterior design was born from Officina Italiana Design. Her broker notes that she "showcases the pinnacle of Riva's craftsmanship". Boasting a custom paint job, her dark GRP hull and superstructure complement the light teak decks, making her a striking vessel.
Lady First's interiors are washed in a white and navy colour palette, elevated by modern style choices like silver stainless steel accents and cow-print upholstery around the main dining area. The wraparound glazing allows natural lighting to fill the large main saloon and highlight the high-gloss rosewood and Statuario marble finishings.
Accommodation is for 10 guests across five cabins, which includes the completely custom-designed master suite. Situated closer to the bow, the master suite features a private lounge, desk and dual basins in the en suite.
Two VIP cabins, a double cabin and a convertible twin complete Lady First's accommodation options on the lower deck.
Both the main and upper saloon open into their respective deck areas via wide sliding glass doors, promoting seamless indoor-outdoor living by featuring al fresco dining areas with extra seating for shaded lounging. The exterior furnishings are bespoke pieces from EXTETA and are freestanding, allowing freedom in layout for the yacht's new owner.
Forward, Lady First's bow is equipped with sunpads and ample room for conversation and games around a low table, as well as a spa pool. Meanwhile, the 62-square-metre beach club gives guests direct water access for even more play.
The sundeck boasts forward- and aft-facing sofas, a bar and multiple sofas to entertain. With the tender relocated to a side garage, Lady First's outdoor spaces are fully available and equipped for socialising underway.
Powered by twin MTU engines, the yacht for sale cruises at 19 knots and can reach a top speed of 22 knots. Potential owners will be delighted to know she presents with low engine hours and warranty coverage until 2028.
Lady First is now asking €17,950,000.