Riviera has offered the world the first glimpse of its freshly updated Belize 54 Daybridge model, featuring an all-new flybridge and hardtop design, more speed and even more refined owner comforts.
Teased on social media, the updated Belize 54 Daybridge features an all-new propulsion package powering it, with twin 725hp Volvo Penta D11 IPS2 950 inboard engines delivering a claimed 34-knot top speed, and all with joystick docking control.
The new-look daybridge appears to have a sunroof, and dual helm seats for the first time. It can also accommodate a set of clears that can enclose the space on three sides.
Belize is Riviera’s more premium, limited sub-brand, with the Belize 54 Daybridge living up to the brief.
It is equipped with a full-beam master stateroom – a rare feature in a sports yacht of this waterline – a forward VIP berth that fills the entire bow, and two bathrooms.
A third stateroom contains two single bunks.
The Belize is built on a bluewater-capable resin-infused hull made to provide a soft, dry ride with an enhanced, confidence-inspiring seakeeping ability.
The extra performance from the higher-specification pod-drive engines gives the Belize 54 Daybridge what Riviera claims is a class-leading power-to-weight ratio, although with impressive fuel economy.
No other details have been released about the revamped model.
Riviera is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. It bought Belize in 2012