Virtus 63

Riva's low, sculpted lines are unmistakable, and the Virtus 63 carries that design language into a 19-metre hull built for coastal running rather than sitting at anchor all day. Three cabins sleep a small group in proper comfort, while the cockpit and aft deck stay open enough for ten guests to move around without feeling boxed in. It reads less like a floating villa and more like a fast, well-finished way to see the coast.

A typical route out of Puerto Banús heads west along the coastline toward Estepona, where the beaches thin out and the water clears for a swim stop. Guests who want to snorkel rather than just cool off often ask to anchor closer to Punta de la Chullera, where the shoreline is quieter and less built-up than the Marbella side. It's a shorter run than a full day out toward Gibraltar, and it suits an afternoon rather than a marathon.

The size makes it a natural fit for couples marking an anniversary, a small family with children who want space without excess, or a compact corporate group keeping a lunch or meeting off-site and low-key. Berths at Puerto Banús get booked up well ahead of the July and August peak, so confirming dates early matters more than usual if this is the boat you have in mind for a specific week.