Boat Overview
The MonteCarlo Offshorer is a legendary boat designed by Carlo Riva, founder of the Riva shipyard. This model was conceived in the 70s and quickly became an icon of the Côte d'Azur.

Historical Significance
Carlo Riva brought back the innovative deep V-step hull concept from the United States after selling Riva to Bertram. This hull design, which features steps that create a "lift" effect, made the boat faster and lighter on the water. Bob Hobbs, a naval architect, faced manufacturing challenges in South Florida, prompting Riva to collaborate with Cal Connell, founder of Mercruiser, to bring the concept to Italy. The MonteCarlo Offshorer was produced in a small shipyard in Ventimiglia, near Monaco.

Production and Legacy
A total of 343 Offshorers were built, marking one of the most successful stories in the boating industry. The unmistakable logo of the MonteCarlo Offshorer symbolizes speed and the extravagant "Dolce Vita" era on the Côte d'Azur. Today, it remains one of the most stylish boats ever designed, with hull and underwater lines considered among the best for handling, seaworthiness, and high speeds in rough waters.

Specifications


Model: MC30

Engines: Two 375 hp Crusader V8 engines

Condition: Perfect condition; engines have been replaced with more recent models


Features

Electric Flaps
Swimming ladder (ausklappbar)
Upholstery: Sunbathing deck