Riviera brought two new models to the Newport International Boat Show in September, including the global premiere of the Belize 55 Daybridge and the Newport debut of the 4300 Sports Express.
The Belize 55 Daybridge builds on the Belize collection with a design that blends traditional Downeast influences with Australian bluewater capability. Twin Volvo Penta D11 IPS950 engines provide propulsion, while the elevated daybridge adds lounge seating, a wet bar and helm station with commanding views. Aft, the salon and cockpit create an indoor-outdoor entertaining area, complemented by a hydraulic swim platform, watersports garage and integrated barbecue.
Belowdecks, the Belize 55 has three staterooms and two heads, including a full-beam master suite intended for extended cruising. Sentinel remote monitoring, integrated cameras, Starlink connectivity and optional stabilization add to the yacht’s onboard technology.
The 4300 Sports Express takes a more compact and versatile approach, combining day-boat amenities with accommodations for longer trips. Its articulated boarding platform converts into a private sea deck for swimming, paddleboarding and other watersports, while the single-level sports deck features opposing lounges, a wet bar, alfresco dining, an electric sunroof and all-weather protection. A forward sun deck provides additional outdoor space.
The accommodation deck includes a galley, master stateroom, private guest cabin and bathroom. Twin Volvo Penta IPS engines provide propulsion, with joystick control for maneuvering and docking. The 4300 also incorporates Sentinel remote monitoring, CZone digital switching, integrated cameras and lithium iron phosphate battery systems.
