The 26.8-metre Riva 88 Domino Super motor yacht Wildone has been sold, with Alex Kyrkanyuk and Kristina Bychkova of Fraser representing the seller and Kurt Lehmann of Yacht Moments introducing the buyer.
Special thanks were extended to Captain Nicolas Ghiglion for his support throughout the process.
Wildone was delivered in 2019 and is currently the newest in the Riva Domino Super series (15 in total) on the market. She was constructed in GRP to a design by Officina Italian Design, with naval architecture by the Ferretti Engineering Department, showcasing the Riva brand’s signature sharp styling.
Privately used and meticulously maintained, the motor yacht offers low engine hours and the pedigree of one of Riva’s iconic and sleek series. Her brokers describe her condition as “pristine.”
The communal interior areas are open-plan and contemporary, with gloss finishes and subtle textures, and are framed by large windows that flood the spaces with light.
Accommodation on board is for eight guests across four cabins, including a full-beam owner’s suite and three guest cabins, all located on the lower deck. The 93GT yacht also carries two crew.
The main deck features a setup with sunpads, a sofa and a shaded alfresco dining area for entertaining. Meanwhile, the foredeck has a private lounge zone with forward-facing seating and a large sunpad, and above, the sportbridge-style flybridge offers far-reaching views.
Alongside her is the 345 Williams sport jet tender, housed in the tender garage, showing only 45 running hours. Powered by twin MTU engines, Wildone reaches an impressive 40-knot top speed and cruises at 25 knots.
Currently lying in Monaco, Wildone was last asking €4,950,000.