Sold by Rose, a 26-meter Riva
The 2012 sports yacht, suitable for shallow bays thanks to a limited draft, sails at a cruising speed of 32 knots reaching top speeds of 38 knots.

Da Rose, a Riva 86 Domino, was recently sold in a successfully concluded transaction handled by brokerage firm Royal Yacht International, which acted as agent for both the seller and the buyer.
Delivered in 2012 by the Sarnico shipyard, Da Rose is one of 22 yachts built in this series. Measuring 26,4 meters long and 6,2 meters wide, this sporty yacht stands out for its sleek, aggressive lines, characterized by a fiberglass hull and superstructure. Both the exterior and interior design are by Officina Italiana Design, while the naval architecture was developed entirely by Riva's technical team.
Performance remains one of this model's distinctive and captivating traits. With two powerful MTU diesel engines, Da Rose can cruise at 32 knots, reaching a top speed of 38 knots. This combination of power and engineering gives the yacht a range of approximately 355 nautical miles at cruising speed, making it ideal for quick and comfortable journeys in the Mediterranean or Caribbean.
With generous volumes for her class, at 119 GT, Da Rose can accommodate up to eight guests in four luxuriously appointed yet functional cabins. She is also designed to accommodate a crew of three or four, including the captain, in dedicated quarters.
Featuring a teak deck and a draft of approximately 1,82 metres for easy access to shallow bays, the Da Rose yacht was offered at $2.495.000.
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