Sairu

A week aboard before deciding whether to buy is possible with Sairu: her charter programme runs from a Monte Carlo base across sixteen destinations, from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean. Riva delivered her, the 54-metre 54Metri, in 2025, and that reach says something about how she performs across different waters as well as how she looks at anchor.

Build and provenance

Riva built Sairu in 2025 as the 54Metri, a 54-metre monohull of 499 gross tons with a hull and superstructure both built in aluminium. Officina Italiana Design drew her exterior and interior lines. A single light material used for both hull and superstructure at this size points to a yard building for speed and long-range comfort together.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five cabins, with a crew of twelve to look after them over four connected decks. A lift links all four levels, so moving between them never depends on a set of stairs.

Performance and engineering

Twin 1,947 hp MTU 12V2000 M96L engines cruise Sairu at 15 knots and reach 18 knots at full power, the numbers of a yacht built to cover distance at a settled pace rather than to sprint. Four electric stabiliser fins and twin electric rudders cut vibration and roll, whether she is underway or sitting at anchor.

On deck and at anchor

The sun deck’s jacuzzi looks out over open water, and a five-metre pool anchors the main deck’s outdoor lounge; the beach club below opens onto the sea for swimming once she is moored.

Where she lies and how to see her

Sairu lies in Bodrum, Turkey. Boatcrowd sets up every viewing and is on board for it, and once a buyer’s offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before the sale completes. She already charters through Boatcrowd, so a buyer can spend a week aboard beforehand and get to know the yacht before committing to her.