1996 - RIVIERA 40 AFT CABIN
In 1996 Riviera launched its only aft-cabin cruiser, a model that also changed the styling of the flybridge to reflect her dedicated cruising credentials.
The flybridge featured a single forward helm with guest lounges and a wet bar – sink and fridge – at the rear.
The master cabin was at the aft, four steps down from the main saloon. It provided a large double bed, hanging locker and the en-suite bathroom across the starboard side.
Another design option was a lower dinette in the forward accommodation area as an alternative to a third cabin with pullman-style bunks. The main guest cabin forward provided a double bed, hanging locker and a number of lockers on either side of the bed.
The forward bathroom was opposite the lower dinette or cabin, immediately aft of the main guest cabin.
The large saloon offered a U-shape dinette to port with adjustable timber table – coffee or dining. The galley was two steps down from the saloon, equipped with two-burner electric cooktop, under-bench microwave oven, moulded sink and under-bench fridge.
Power was a pair of Caterpillar diesel engines rated to 350 hp.
SPECIFICATIONS
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Length Overall (inc. swim platform and bow sprit)
12.30m
40' 4''
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Beam (inc. gunwale)
4.40 m
14' 6''
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Maximum Draft (inc. props)
1.1 m
3' 7''
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Dry Weight (approx.) **
13,660 kg
30,115 lbs
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Fuel Capacity ***
1,500 L
396 gal
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Water Capacity ***
370 L
98 gal
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Sleeping Capacity
6 Persons