The 54-metre Riva motor yacht Sairu has joined the market for the first time, listed for sale with Will Bagshaw of Edmiston and Konstantin Kolpakov of Arcon Yachts.
Designed by Officina Italiana Design, who also penned the interiors, she was delivered in 2026 and is one of five 54 Metri yachts. Her naval architecture was developed in-house by Riva, and is the largest yacht built by the Italian shipyard to date.
"Life on board is arranged across four connected decks", her broker notes, "each designed to maximise relaxation, entertaining and effortless movement throughout the yacht".
Stepping on board, a contemporary main saloon greets guests, characterised by creams and terracotta colourings. Flanked by floor-to-ceiling windows, the area is framed by the surrounding views and naturally filled with daylight.
A large L-shaped sofa paired with two armchairs centred by a coffee table completes the lounging area, while a dining table for ten sits forward in the open-plan space, inviting more formal entertainment.
Accommodation on board is for 10 guests across five cabins, including a full-beam master on the main deck which features a lounging area, walk-in wardrobe, office and en suite. The remaining guest accommodation is located on the lower deck with space for up to nine crew members.
A second saloon provides a more informal lounging space that doubles as a cinema room on board.
Through glass double doors, a spacious main deck holds an elongated dining table that seats
Up top, a sociable sundeck invites large parties to dine and lounge on the various soft furnishings under the hard rooftop. Aft loungers provide uninterrupted views across the horizon, while the spa pool offers the perfect place to unwind after a day on the water.
A standout feature on board is the impressive beach club. Opening directly onto the sea via a wide transformer swim platform, the fold-out bulwarks extend the beach club over the water, creating generous sea terraces for swimming, sunbathing and watersports.
Sairu is well-equipped for days on the water, with a Williams Jet Tender 625 for guest transfers and a selection of watersports equipment, including a Jet Ski, two Seabobs, and snorkelling gear.
Powered by twin MTU diesel engines, the yacht for sale reaches a top speed of 18 knots while cruising comfortably at 14 knots. At an economical speed of 11 knots, she offers an impressive transoceanic range of 3,600 nautical miles, offering excellent capability for both coastal cruising and longer-range passages.
Sairu is asking €42,000,000.