Riviera secures its largest Miami Yacht & Brokerage display in five years

A strengthening US dollar has helped luxury yacht builder, Riviera, towards a successful trading year ahead of the Miami Yacht and Brokerage Show next week, where the brand will present its latest offerings toward nautical design, marine technology and on-water luxury at its largest Miami display in five years. 

Taking place in Miami, Florida between 12^th and 16^th February, Riviera will headline the luxury marque’s 10 million USD, red-carpet on-water showcase, with the stylish and sophisticated Riviera 6000 Sport Yacht, and the sporty and adventurous new 515 SUV crossover yacht.

The 5000 Sport Yacht, 445 and 565 SUV crossover yachts, a Belize 54 Daybidge, a 43 Open Flybridge, 50 enclosed Flybridge and 53 enclosed Flybridge will also be on display at the Ramp 40 stand.

Each being seen for the first time in Miami, the series flagship 6000 Sport Yacht and the 515 SUV have received worldwide acclaim since their world premiers in Australia, translating into strong sales results for Australia’s most-awarded boat-builder.

Rodney Longhurst, owner and chairman of Riviera said Miami visitors will have the opportunity to see first-hand how 35 years of experience and continual process of refinement, is achieving recreational yacht that are amongst the very best in the world.

He commented, “We are looking forward to featuring beautiful yachts from each of our luxurious Riviera model collections – SUV, Sport Yacht, Flybridge and Belize – at our prime position at the southern end of Collins Avenue in Miami. 

“While we are excited by the strong interest in our yachts even before the boat show, we are also very much looking forward to welcoming our growing loyal family of Riviera an Belize owners, many of whom are flying into Miami from around the world to see first-hand how we are continuing to deliver yachts that are not only built to last, but also built to allow owners to live the ultimate boating experience.”

 For more information, visit Riviera.