Some brokerage yachts sell on specification, while others are easier to understand the moment they pass at speed. SAMIRA belongs firmly in the second group: the low Riva profile, dark glazing and long foredeck make the 76 Perseo Super instantly recognisable even before the engines become part of the story.

Fraser is offering the 2024-built yacht at €3.65 million during Monaco Yacht Show week. At 23 metres, SAMIRA sits close to the top of LYG’s size range while still retaining the performance and owner-use character of a sport yacht rather than a small superyacht.

Twin MAN V12s give the yacht a 37-knot top end

Fraser quotes a 32-knot cruising speed and 37-knot maximum speed from twin MAN V12 engines, with a range around 315 nautical miles. That makes the yacht most convincing as a fast Mediterranean cruiser rather than a long-range displacement platform.

The speed allows an owner to think differently about distance between ports or islands. A route that would consume much of the day at displacement speed can become part of a morning, although fuel use and sea state remain central to how often that performance is practical.

Four cabins distinguish the 23-metre layout

SAMIRA accommodates eight guests across four cabins, an unusually flexible arrangement for a yacht with this profile. The layout includes a full-beam owner’s suite while retaining enough guest accommodation for family or friends without turning the interior into a maze of small spaces.

For buyers close to the 24-metre threshold, cabin count can have more practical value than raw saloon volume. Four genuine guest cabins expand how the yacht can be used without requiring the owner to step into a larger regulatory and operational category.

Riva character remains central to the appeal

The interior combines contemporary finishes with the mahogany detailing associated with Riva, while large glazing keeps the saloon visually connected to the water. The exterior carries the same balance between classic brand cues and a much more aggressive sports-yacht form.

That continuity matters in the brokerage market because buyers are purchasing a recognisable design identity as well as machinery and accommodation. A Riva of this age is expected to feel distinctive even when compared with newer competitors.

Monaco gives buyers a useful inspection window

SAMIRA is in the Monaco area from 23 to 26 September while the Yacht Show is underway. Although the main event is dominated by much larger yachts, the timing gives buyers already in the Principality a chance to compare a high-end sub-24-metre yacht against larger ownership options in the same week.

At €3.65 million, condition and specification will determine whether the asking price stacks up against newer production alternatives. What SAMIRA offers more clearly is a rare combination of four-cabin practicality, 37-knot performance and one of the strongest design identities in the market.