2003 Riviera 60 Flybridge

The 2003 Riviera 60 Flybridge is a fiberglass motor yacht built for performance and extended cruising. Designed by naval architect Frank Mulder, the hull combines speed with stability and a smooth ride. Twin Caterpillar diesel engines produce 2,880 horsepower, delivering a maximum speed of 36 knots and a cruising speed of 31 knots.

The fully enclosed flybridge is a defining feature, offering a climate-controlled wheelhouse that doubles as a secondary saloon and allows the captain to navigate while entertaining guests. This design enables comfortable operation in all weather conditions. Below decks, the layout provides four cabins and three heads, well-suited to families or extended voyages. The galley is spacious and well-appointed, and a large fuel capacity exceeds 5,000 liters for extended range.

The boat also features a generous aft cockpit suitable for fishing or relaxation. The combination of robust construction, ample accommodation, and powerful propulsion makes this Riviera a capable platform for both sport fishing and comfortable cruising.