Bleu Passage · Nice
Three different Riva experiences for a Nice charter
Choose the kind of Riva day you want: open-air company on a Rivale, a low sports-yacht stay on a Domino or separate living levels aboard an Argo.
An open day begins with Rivale
The Rivale 52 has a low windscreen and canvas shade, keeping its cockpit open to the sea air. Lower accommodation adds a private retreat, but the main experience stays outside. A small Nice party can make a coastal passage and a generous stop the centre of the booking. The actual shade and seating should match the time of day, especially when lunch is intended to last.
Domino keeps the larger yacht low
The original 86 Domino combines four cabins with a glazed saloon, aft and forward outdoor settings and a compact sports upper area. That offers a different balance from both the open Rivale and a full flybridge. It suits a comparison centred on how guests will spend several days together, with a private room below and more than one place to gather above.
Argo puts the master on the main deck
The 90 Argo adds a full flybridge and a main-deck master suite within its four-cabin arrangement. Private and shared routines therefore occupy the yacht differently. For a Nice family holiday, the location of that principal room may be as relevant as the upper table or view. Compare the actual routes between decks and rooms when any guest has particular mobility needs.
Keep the model identity clear
The original 86 Domino and later Domino Super should be identified separately, just as an open Rivale should not be presented as an enclosed cruiser. Share the desired model alongside dates, guest group and departure preferences. A proposal then connects that preference with an actual yacht and itinerary, including its current interior, joining point and services.
Bleu Passage
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