Chop Chop

Eight guests in four cabins is a footprint built for a full boat rather than a crowd spread thin. Riva completed Chop Chop in 2023 as the 110' Dolcevita, and her sport styling puts the emphasis on time on deck rather than time below. She is currently in Fort Lauderdale, close to open water for the kind of day trips a sport yacht like her is built for.

Build and provenance

Riva built Chop Chop in 2023 as the 110' Dolcevita, a monohull motor yacht that measures 34 metres, or 110 feet, with a 7.3-metre beam. She is a recent yacht within the Dolcevita range, and her beam gives her the width to carry a sport profile without losing interior space.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins sleep eight guests aboard Chop Chop, a count that suits a family or a small group of friends rather than a large gathering. On a sport yacht of this size, the cabins are for sleeping and changing, while the deck and cockpit are where the day is actually spent.

Performance and engineering

Two MTU 16V 2000 M96L engines, each producing 2638 horsepower, sit to port and starboard aboard Chop Chop. Matched power on both sides is what lets a sport yacht like her handle predictably at speed, without one side outpacing the other.

Where she lies and how to see her

Chop Chop lies in Fort Lauderdale. We set up every viewing and attend it in person, and once an offer on her is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before the sale completes.