Lady First

A 2.3-metre draught opens up anchorages and marina berths that a deeper-draught motor yacht cannot reach, one of the practical differences that comes with Lady First's hull. Riva built her in 2023, a flybridge yacht with a 7.9-metre beam that carries the raised bridge deck without narrowing the accommodation below.

Build and provenance

She is a Riva motor yacht, a monohull built in 2023 with a flybridge configuration that separates the command deck from the guest spaces below. At 40 metres, 131 feet, with a 7.9-metre beam and a 2.3-metre draught, her dimensions are fixed by that build.

Layout and accommodation

Eleven guests sleep across five cabins aboard Lady First, spread across the deck levels that the flybridge design creates rather than crowded onto one.

Performance and engineering

Specific engine and speed figures are not published for Lady First. What is on record is her 2.3-metre draught and 7.9-metre beam, the two dimensions that set how and where she can be moored and moved.

On deck and at anchor

On deck, Lady First carries a flybridge and a beach club, two spaces that put outdoor life above the water and at it: the flybridge for the open air at height, the beach club for stepping straight onto the water at anchor.

Where she lies and how to see her

Lady First lies in Antibes. Boatcrowd holds viewings there and attends every one in person, and once an offer is accepted a survey and sea trial follow before handover.