The Riviera Radiance, with a capacity for 178 guests, and the Riviera Rose, with 114, will be launched in March and April of next year, respectively, and will feature a number of features never before seen on the line
The Riviera Radiance will feature three full decks, as well as three dining options, while its premium accommodations, The Grand Suites, will be the largest offered by the operator. Each of these 344-square-foot suites will include a separate living room and its own balcony with seating.
Other facilities will include a restaurant, a bar and a lounge, as well as a gym and a terrace with a swimming pool.
The Riviera Rose, meanwhile, will offer 57 cabins spread across three decks, including four suites with balconies and outside seating. cabins will also feature French balconies with sliding doors and an interior sitting area.
Other facilities include a restaurant, a bar and a lounge, as well as a fitness room and a solarium with a swimming pool.
All the ships will bear the name Riviera on the bow, a first for the shipping company, while the Radiance will be the first ship to obtain Gold Standard certification from the Green Awards program for shipping, which sets independently verified safety and environmental performance standards.
Phil Hullah, CEO of Riviera Travel, said: “The introduction of these beautiful ships marks a key chapter in Riviera’s history as we proudly display our name on the bow of the vessels and accelerate our growth plans.”
“Our fleet improvement plans are especially relevant, as next month we celebrate our 40th anniversary“.
“Both the Riviera Radiance and the Riviera Rose will offer an exceptional guest experience, with new public spaces, dining experiences, and the largest suites in our history on the Radiance. We are confident that guests will love the new additions and can't wait for them to join us onboard.”
Both ships will be available to book from February 29th, with more information on itineraries to come.
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